JWilliams.RadiantDetail
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- May 29, 2013
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Had this for awhile, decided to throw up a little review. AGO doesn't sell anything like this, so it shouldn't be in violation of the forum rules.
Works as a creeper, dolly, scaffold & work bench. They have 2 sizes, I got the smaller one.
creeper mode, not really useful for detailing unless you have a car raised up and need to do something to the undercarriage. Also there's a 3 plug 15A power strip built in, pretty nice feature imho.
scaffold mode, it's 21" off the ground, not too low, a bit too high to comfortably sit on and work on the bottom of a car, if you're buffing or something that will take awhile. But still works better than kneeling down. For reference I'm 5'11. The specs say it supports up to 400lbs, I weigh half that so I can't comment on 400 lol. The fold out step's on the side are a nice touch. It has a few cut outs on one of the ends for tools.
Work bench mode, you can flip over the top and it has measurements and stuff to help with handy man woodwork type stuff, dunno much as I've never used that side.
The bigger model's wider, this is a decent amount more narrow but it still gives me some room to move back and forth. And it's a good height to reach the top of trucks and SUV's. It's sturdy, quick to set up and break back down, and has a handle to carry it. When I 1st got it, I didn't read the manual and not knowing the legs fully extended is only for work bench mode. So I extended them and tried to stand on it to see. I was impressed at how high I'd be able to reach on even a big 4x4 truck. It didn't feel very secure compared to the legs out 1 click. I happened to read the manual the next day, and sure enough they say clearly don't use it like that and it's unsafe to use as a scaffold with the legs fully extended. Sometimes reading the manual's a good idea lol.
It was $124 shipped, I know you can get small scaffolds for like $40 at hardware stores, but this has a power strip and does more. Overall I've been pretty happy with it.
Works as a creeper, dolly, scaffold & work bench. They have 2 sizes, I got the smaller one.
creeper mode, not really useful for detailing unless you have a car raised up and need to do something to the undercarriage. Also there's a 3 plug 15A power strip built in, pretty nice feature imho.
scaffold mode, it's 21" off the ground, not too low, a bit too high to comfortably sit on and work on the bottom of a car, if you're buffing or something that will take awhile. But still works better than kneeling down. For reference I'm 5'11. The specs say it supports up to 400lbs, I weigh half that so I can't comment on 400 lol. The fold out step's on the side are a nice touch. It has a few cut outs on one of the ends for tools.
Work bench mode, you can flip over the top and it has measurements and stuff to help with handy man woodwork type stuff, dunno much as I've never used that side.
The bigger model's wider, this is a decent amount more narrow but it still gives me some room to move back and forth. And it's a good height to reach the top of trucks and SUV's. It's sturdy, quick to set up and break back down, and has a handle to carry it. When I 1st got it, I didn't read the manual and not knowing the legs fully extended is only for work bench mode. So I extended them and tried to stand on it to see. I was impressed at how high I'd be able to reach on even a big 4x4 truck. It didn't feel very secure compared to the legs out 1 click. I happened to read the manual the next day, and sure enough they say clearly don't use it like that and it's unsafe to use as a scaffold with the legs fully extended. Sometimes reading the manual's a good idea lol.
It was $124 shipped, I know you can get small scaffolds for like $40 at hardware stores, but this has a power strip and does more. Overall I've been pretty happy with it.
