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Olympia Tools stands for quality, innovation and expertise. A global manufacturer that has been serving the industry since 1973, Olympia Tools’ products can be found in major retailers around the world. Core categories include hand tools, specialty tools, tool accessories, and outdoor equipment.
Olympia Tools 82-802 Multi-Purpose Work Bench with Light
Making your job easier.
The Olympia Tools 82-802 Multi-Purpose Work Bench features a 13-watt fluorescent cabinet light, 3 grounded outlets, two sliding drawers, and a full width peg board for organized tool storage. Heavy-duty steel construction with a durable enamel finish. 80-Inch power cord.
- Overall Dimensions: 47¼-Inch Length; 23¾-Inch Width; 61-Inch Height.
- Table Height: 35-Inches.
- Tabletop Load Capacity: 220-Pounds.
- Top Shelf Load Capacity: 44-Pounds.
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Fluorescent Cabinet Light:22.5-Inch long, 13-watt T5 fluorescent cabinet light. |
Three Grounded Outlets:Power Requirement: 120-VAC (60-Hz). 1625 Watts maximum. |
Two Ball-Bearing Sliding Drawers:Drawer Dimensions: 20-Inch Length; 17.75-Inch Width; 2.5-Inch Height. |
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| Price | — | $160.87 | -15% $84.99 Typical: $99.99 | $249.99 | $235.99 | -21% $144.89 List: $182.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it May 1 - 3 | Get it May 2 - 6 | Get it May 3 - 6 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 10 |
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Sturdy, inexpensive. Quality is what you'd expect at this price point.
I ordered two of these and when they arrived it was double boxed and fortunately not damaged. The packing material is minimal, so with rough delivery I see how it could be damaged in transit. In general, I like the product and based on my experience would buy it again.Assembly instructions are sparse. Do hand tighten to start as you'll need to adjust things to get bolts in place. The unit will get solid once you tighten everything. The tip I really needed is that there are several bags of screws. The instructions refer to the screws by "part id" but the bags list the "description". So I recommend going to the back of the instructions and labeling each bag of screws with the corresponding part id letter. One bag has a lot of screws and those are the ones you're going to use for most of the assembly. The exceptions are the peg board, the shelf tops, drawer pull, and drawer bottom. The diagrams show the letters but it's REALLY small, so look carefully.Each "beam" is labeled with a number, and some have an L or R to denote left and right when looking at it from the front of the bench. Also the beam numbers go in order, so 1 then 2 then 4, etc, so that can be helpful when you're sorting parts or have someone helping you. If you have a helper, they can always get started on the drawers right from the beginning.As for amount of parts, mine did contain exactly the correct number of pieces. The washers can stick together, so be carefully you're only getting one. I imagine it is possible that they could make a mistake on occasion, but the parts are simple and could be picked up at any hardware store.The hardest part is bolting on the left and right drawer sides. Tip for the top bolts, turn the piece so that the drawer slide faces down and then you've got plenty of clearance for the top bolts. As for the bottom bolts, if you can't get it with your fingers then a 10mm socket with a small extension should do it.When assembling the top area, make sure to carefully watch the pictures. The supports going up from the bench only have screws on the sides. The screws from the back will come in when putting on the peg board. And make sure that the hole in the center of the support is front to back as this is also going to be used for the peg board.As for tools, most screws are #3 phillips with some being smaller. Most nuts are 10mm with a few 8mm, so a socket wrench or a box wrench would be needed to tighten the bolts.For the main bench table, make sure to slide it under the peg board when installing or it will appear not to fit.Don't trust the drawers until you've tightened everything and make sure to tighten the drawer part under the main table as that's easy to miss. When installing the drawers make sure to fully extend the rails and push them into the side of the drawers to ensure they are attached. It can be easy to have them partially on and the drawer fall off taking part of the slide with it. This happened to me and fixing the slide was no simple task.The florescent light sucks. I plan to get some LED lights at IKEA.Last note is that there are many brands that have this same exact product like Harbor Freight, so just searching for multipurpose workbench comes up with a lot of videos about this.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2020
Style: Quick AssemblePattern Name: WorkbenchVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020
Assembly instructions are sparse. Do hand tighten to start as you'll need to adjust things to get bolts in place. The unit will get solid once you tighten everything. The tip I really needed is that there are several bags of screws. The instructions refer to the screws by "part id" but the bags list the "description". So I recommend going to the back of the instructions and labeling each bag of screws with the corresponding part id letter. One bag has a lot of screws and those are the ones you're going to use for most of the assembly. The exceptions are the peg board, the shelf tops, drawer pull, and drawer bottom. The diagrams show the letters but it's REALLY small, so look carefully.
Each "beam" is labeled with a number, and some have an L or R to denote left and right when looking at it from the front of the bench. Also the beam numbers go in order, so 1 then 2 then 4, etc, so that can be helpful when you're sorting parts or have someone helping you. If you have a helper, they can always get started on the drawers right from the beginning.
As for amount of parts, mine did contain exactly the correct number of pieces. The washers can stick together, so be carefully you're only getting one. I imagine it is possible that they could make a mistake on occasion, but the parts are simple and could be picked up at any hardware store.
The hardest part is bolting on the left and right drawer sides. Tip for the top bolts, turn the piece so that the drawer slide faces down and then you've got plenty of clearance for the top bolts. As for the bottom bolts, if you can't get it with your fingers then a 10mm socket with a small extension should do it.
When assembling the top area, make sure to carefully watch the pictures. The supports going up from the bench only have screws on the sides. The screws from the back will come in when putting on the peg board. And make sure that the hole in the center of the support is front to back as this is also going to be used for the peg board.
As for tools, most screws are #3 phillips with some being smaller. Most nuts are 10mm with a few 8mm, so a socket wrench or a box wrench would be needed to tighten the bolts.
For the main bench table, make sure to slide it under the peg board when installing or it will appear not to fit.
Don't trust the drawers until you've tightened everything and make sure to tighten the drawer part under the main table as that's easy to miss. When installing the drawers make sure to fully extend the rails and push them into the side of the drawers to ensure they are attached. It can be easy to have them partially on and the drawer fall off taking part of the slide with it. This happened to me and fixing the slide was no simple task.
The florescent light sucks. I plan to get some LED lights at IKEA.
Last note is that there are many brands that have this same exact product like Harbor Freight, so just searching for multipurpose workbench comes up with a lot of videos about this.
Style: Quick AssemblePattern Name: WorkbenchVerified Purchase
Sturdy, inexpensive. Quality is what you'd expect at this price point.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020
I ordered two of these and when they arrived it was double boxed and fortunately not damaged. The packing material is minimal, so with rough delivery I see how it could be damaged in transit. In general, I like the product and based on my experience would buy it again.Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020
Assembly instructions are sparse. Do hand tighten to start as you'll need to adjust things to get bolts in place. The unit will get solid once you tighten everything. The tip I really needed is that there are several bags of screws. The instructions refer to the screws by "part id" but the bags list the "description". So I recommend going to the back of the instructions and labeling each bag of screws with the corresponding part id letter. One bag has a lot of screws and those are the ones you're going to use for most of the assembly. The exceptions are the peg board, the shelf tops, drawer pull, and drawer bottom. The diagrams show the letters but it's REALLY small, so look carefully.
Each "beam" is labeled with a number, and some have an L or R to denote left and right when looking at it from the front of the bench. Also the beam numbers go in order, so 1 then 2 then 4, etc, so that can be helpful when you're sorting parts or have someone helping you. If you have a helper, they can always get started on the drawers right from the beginning.
As for amount of parts, mine did contain exactly the correct number of pieces. The washers can stick together, so be carefully you're only getting one. I imagine it is possible that they could make a mistake on occasion, but the parts are simple and could be picked up at any hardware store.
The hardest part is bolting on the left and right drawer sides. Tip for the top bolts, turn the piece so that the drawer slide faces down and then you've got plenty of clearance for the top bolts. As for the bottom bolts, if you can't get it with your fingers then a 10mm socket with a small extension should do it.
When assembling the top area, make sure to carefully watch the pictures. The supports going up from the bench only have screws on the sides. The screws from the back will come in when putting on the peg board. And make sure that the hole in the center of the support is front to back as this is also going to be used for the peg board.
As for tools, most screws are #3 phillips with some being smaller. Most nuts are 10mm with a few 8mm, so a socket wrench or a box wrench would be needed to tighten the bolts.
For the main bench table, make sure to slide it under the peg board when installing or it will appear not to fit.
Don't trust the drawers until you've tightened everything and make sure to tighten the drawer part under the main table as that's easy to miss. When installing the drawers make sure to fully extend the rails and push them into the side of the drawers to ensure they are attached. It can be easy to have them partially on and the drawer fall off taking part of the slide with it. This happened to me and fixing the slide was no simple task.
The florescent light sucks. I plan to get some LED lights at IKEA.
Last note is that there are many brands that have this same exact product like Harbor Freight, so just searching for multipurpose workbench comes up with a lot of videos about this.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019
A fantastic workbench with two drawers, a large pegboard for hanging some tools, its own overhead light, three convenient electrical outlets, and storage shelves below and above the primary work surface. This is a very stable, solid platform for supporting home projects and your favorite hobbies. There are a lot of pieces to put together at the time of assembly; but there is no need for an engineering degree to complete the process. The manual gives step-by-step instructions to build the workbench from the ground up. You can complete each step more easily by snugging, not fully tightening, all of the screws for that assembly step; then going back and fully tightening the screws before starting the next step. The only tools that I used were a Philips-head screwdriver and a pair of slip-joint pliers. Oh; I also used a magnifying glass to get a better look at the very detailed diagrams; but I’m 64 years old and that’s not the fault of the manufacturer. The diagrams are very detailed and show which direction to place the lips on the bent pieces, how to orient each piece so that holes will be where you need them in the next steps, and which pieces goes in front of or behind the others. You really do need to look at the diagrams and pay attention to these details. I attached the top beam with the manufacturer's name on it to the rear of the bench; so that I don't have to look at the advertising everyday.
Style: Quick AssemblePattern Name: WorkbenchVerified Purchase
Olympia Tools 82-802 Multi-Purpose Workbench with Light
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019
Olympia Tools 82-802 Multi-Purpose Workbench with LightReviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019
A fantastic workbench with two drawers, a large pegboard for hanging some tools, its own overhead light, three convenient electrical outlets, and storage shelves below and above the primary work surface. This is a very stable, solid platform for supporting home projects and your favorite hobbies. There are a lot of pieces to put together at the time of assembly; but there is no need for an engineering degree to complete the process. The manual gives step-by-step instructions to build the workbench from the ground up. You can complete each step more easily by snugging, not fully tightening, all of the screws for that assembly step; then going back and fully tightening the screws before starting the next step. The only tools that I used were a Philips-head screwdriver and a pair of slip-joint pliers. Oh; I also used a magnifying glass to get a better look at the very detailed diagrams; but I’m 64 years old and that’s not the fault of the manufacturer. The diagrams are very detailed and show which direction to place the lips on the bent pieces, how to orient each piece so that holes will be where you need them in the next steps, and which pieces goes in front of or behind the others. You really do need to look at the diagrams and pay attention to these details. I attached the top beam with the manufacturer's name on it to the rear of the bench; so that I don't have to look at the advertising everyday.
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Reviewed in Canada on September 12, 2019Style: Quick AssemblePattern Name: WorkbenchVerified Purchase
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