Kreg KWS1000 Mobile Project Center: A Versatile Workstation in Classic Black & White

Hairy Larry: My only complaint is the weight. But that's part of what makes it sturdy.

Canada on Jun 02, 2023

Amazon Customer: 安定性や拡張性はとても優れているのですが折りたたみ時に指を挟んだり持ち運び時に固定力がない為、注意しないと広がってしまう。

Japan on May 18, 2023

Lynda: My shed is too small to actually work inside of. So I work out on the patio in front. I have used this to support my all my larger, messier tools like my lathe, table saw, or bench grinder. Nice height for even a shorty like me, light enough and easy enough that if the weather turns on me I can pull inside quickly. So easy to set up I can do it with one hand and a foot. Proved that while showing a friend my new "toy" over a videocall on my phone. Love the built in clamp and available positions. Made it so easy for a tricky cut out with my jig saw on a plywood board.

Canada on Jan 13, 2023

Jon Crosbie: I was sort of on the fence about whether or not I actually wanted this, thinking that I would build myself something like this and if I bought one, I wouldn't make one.

Well, whatever. I bought one and now I'm going to buy another one because this thing is dead-useful and putting two of them together with 2x4s and a plywood base is a great idea for finishing big projects.

The very obvious advantage of this over something you might make is the portability. I didn't realize how much stuff I was doing in my house, in different rooms, that this table just makes way easier. The center clamp is also unexpectedly useful in terms of an extra set of hands when you're assembling something else. I haven't actually used the bench dogs yet but the recessed trays and the drill holster are hugely useful.

While I haven't used it for this yet (because I haven't bought a second one yet), I can already tell that finishing projects on plywood held in between two of these tables is going to be much, much more preferable to what I doing before. (see the website video for how to set this up, if you haven't already). The portability means I can finish something in the basement if...

United States on Jan 03, 2022

Mike McFalls: Initially I began this review as a review of the Kreg Mobile Project Center & Kreg Track Horse, however I purchased the Bora Centipede (2’ x 4’ model) after seeing in a local Home Depot so I have decided to combine my impressions and experiences in a single post.

I have owned the Kreg Mobile Project Center and Track Horse for about three years now. These have not been my primary work surfaces/saw horses but I often set them up as a compliment for unique situations and secondary work area as needed. This is primarily due to the height limitations of the Kreg Project Center. The 31 1/2” height is my single biggest complaint and detraction of the Project Center. I recognize I am abnormally tall (6’5”), so take this complaint with a grain of salt.

Disclaimer- I purchased these with my own money, the Track Saw in store at Lowe’s, the Bora at Home Depot and the WorkCenter thru Amazon. I have not been compensated in any way and these opinions are my own based on my experience.

I am not sure exactly what structure will work best for this post, so apologies if this format is a bit confusing/inconsistent.

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Reiterating and expanding on...

United States on Jun 15, 2021

Normand58: Great product very portable, I got two of these and use them in the shop attached together, very flexible in their I have been using them a lot already and I am very impressed! The functionality is second to none, exactly what I needed.

Canada on Feb 17, 2020

Dean: I purchased two of Mobile Project Centers. The first arrived and after opening I was immediately disappointed. One of the sides of the table is warped, with a curve that will never be fixable (I dont think) and the surface will never be flat because the supporting rod under the table surface is also bent. I always intended to use two of these because I like the idea of having a larger work surface simply by adding two by fours and plywood to the Mobile Centers. I'm further disappointed to find the connectors that are intended to lock the two Centers together do not extend far enough to connect. I can't connect the tables. The tables are sturdy and I will still be able to do my intended work, but I'm disappointed to see this in my first two purchases from Kreg. Not a great start, although I remain a fan of Kreg.

Canada on Jan 25, 2020

Richard: I've been needing a good set of sawhorses for a long time. Tried to get by with one of the cheap HF versions. My old pair of home build horses were showing their age and 5 gal buckets weren't hacking it. I stumbled across these while looking for another Kreg product. After watching a few videos and reviews I had to have them. The versatility is apparent. After seeing the features video I knew a dozen applications and configurations for what I've been struggling with present & future could be filled. They are like a Swiss Army knife in that regard and since I own other Kreg products, they work together and add value.

The first thing you'll notice is they are hefty, compared to the Workmate's and similar products, these have some steel in them. On first encounter, I wondered if they were the right choice. After picking them up and carrying them like they are intended by the handle in the bottom tray, it wasn't as much of a struggle as I thought it might be, they are balanced. Certainly way easier than my solid one piece wood sawhorses. They are easy to open & close, latches function smoothly. They are very stable when opened, the feet have a little give to them to...

United States on Apr 27, 2017