Worx Pegasus Folding Work Table and Sawhorse with Quick Clamps and Holding Pegs
The Pegasus sets up in a snap. Made for both the shop and the yard, and ready to get to work right out of the box.
- A versatile folding work table that may be used as a sawhorse and portable workbench.
- Integrated clamping system holds materials firmly in place, and 2 bar clamps and 4 clamp dogs are included
- Collapsible workbench design and lightweight for easy transportation & storage.
- You can build yourself a longer, fully-functional work table by attaching another Pegasus or other Worx tables
£ 149.99
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Warranty
2 years (+1 year extended warranty if registered online within 30 days of purchase)
Product description
Cut, sand, paint, varnish, glue… accomplish all of your tasks a little more easily with Pegasus, the most versatile work table and sawhorse on the market. The Pegasus sets up in a snap. Made for both the shop and the yard, and ready to get to work right out of the box. As either a worktable that supports loads up to 300 lbs. or a durable sawhorse supporting up to 1,000 lbs., the Pegasus is sure to become one of the staples of your workshop. The compact design also allows for easy transport, and the Pegasus folds down for space-saving storage. Easily bring your work table with you wherever it is needed. The Pegasus includes four clamp dogs and two quick clamps to hold a variety of materials and stabilize unique shapes, so you can feel confident securing a variety of materials for the job at hand.
Key features
- 4 Versatile Clamp Dogs & 2 Powerful Clamps
- High Adaptability to Connect
- Measuring Guide
- Foldable for Easy Transport
- Cargo Shelf for placing tools and power strips.
Technical specifications and Manual
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In the box
- Quick clamps
- Clamp dogs
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