WORX WX051 Pegasus Multi-Function Work Table and Sawhorse
Product description
The essentials (what it is)
The WORX WX051 Pegasus is a multi-function work table that flips into a sawhorse and back again in seconds. If you do DIY, small repairs, or occasional woodworking, it’s the kind of bench that aims to cover several jobs without you needing a full workshop setup. It also folds for storage and is described as portable and lightweight, so you’re not stuck dedicating a permanent space to it.
A key detail, especially if you’ll be moving it around, is that it doesn’t require assembly. That sounds minor until you’ve had a “project table” turn into an afternoon of setup.
Key takeaways (what matters most)
On paper, this model is built for practical clamping and hold-fast work. It includes 2 quick clamps and 4 pegs (described as dogs) to help secure a variety of materials and shapes. That matters because a workbench isn’t much use if the job can’t be held steadily while you saw, drill, measure, or plane.
You also get a built-in storage shelf. Again, nothing flashy, but in real use it helps keep small bits together rather than scattering them across the floor.
There are also lockable legs (the description mentions locking feet/poles), which is a comfort point when the whole table is being used as a work surface or support.
Tech specs (the useful numbers)
- Table mode size: 78.7 x 63.5 cm
- Height: 81.2 cm
- Folded depth: 12.7 cm
- Weight: 13.6 kg
- Load capacity in table mode: up to 300 kg
- Load capacity in sawhorse mode: up to 1000 kg
- Storage shelf: integrated (no extra parts required)
What you’ll notice in everyday use
The big “feel” of this kind of product comes down to how quickly you can set up and whether it stays solid under load. Here, the appeal is the rapid conversion: work table to sawhorse and back again, without a long process. For example, you might use it as a flat table to mark out and clamp a piece, then switch into a sawhorse stance to support a longer cut or to elevate the workpiece while you work.
The clamp system is where the workflow can speed up. With quick clamps plus the included pegs, you’re more likely to manage awkward shapes without constantly improvising extra grip points.
That said, you should consider what you’re trying to do. It’s a portable, foldable system, so if you’re after a heavy, fixed bench with maximum workshop comfort (lots of integrated vices and extensive adjustments), this one may feel more like a capable “mobile station” than a full replacement.
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
This product makes sense if you: - need a bench you can store away when you’re not using it - want something versatile for different tasks (table work and sawhorse-style support) - value included clamping aids rather than buying accessories separately - prefer quick setup (no mounting/assembly mentioned)
It might not suit you if: - you’re looking for a workshop-grade bench with lots of specialised attachments and fine adjustment - you need a very large flat working area all the time (it’s described as compact) - you’re working on extremely frequent, high-intensity builds where sturdiness and surface features are the main priority
Also, while the load ratings are strong—especially the sawhorse mode—real-world performance depends on how you position materials and how evenly loads are applied.
Who it’s for (and buying checks before you commit)
It suits a lot of “garage and shed” users: DIYers, hobbyists, and anyone who occasionally needs a stable work surface but can’t justify a permanent bench. At 13.6 kg and with a foldable profile, it’s clearly aimed at portability and storage convenience.
Before you buy, it’s worth double-checking: - whether your typical projects benefit from both table and sawhorse positions - whether the included clamps and pegs cover the kinds of materials and shapes you work with most - that the folded storage dimensions (especially the 12.7 cm depth) fit your space - whether the 81.2 cm height matches your working style (comfort can matter more than you expect)
If you’re choosing between a dedicated, fixed bench approach and a multipurpose foldaway approach, this one leans towards the latter: flexible, practical, and designed to move.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a compact, foldable work table that quickly becomes a sawhorse, with quick clamps and holding pegs included for more secure setups. The load figures suggest it’s built to handle serious support in the right mode.
Better avoided if your priority is a fully equipped, fixed workshop bench with lots of specialty features and maximum surface space year-round. If you need that, a more permanent setup is likely the better fit.
Mini FAQ
Is it easy to set up?
The description states it doesn’t require assembly, and the table-to-sawhorse change is said to happen in seconds.
What kind of loads can it handle?
In table mode it’s rated up to 300 kg, and in sawhorse mode it’s rated up to 1000 kg.
Does it include clamping accessories?
Yes. It includes 2 quick clamps and 4 holding pegs (dogs) to secure different materials and shapes.
Can it be stored away?
Yes, it folds for storage and is described as compact and portable, with a folded depth of 12.7 cm.
How heavy is it to move around?
It weighs 13.6 kg, which should be manageable for most people moving it between storage and workspace.