A portable folding saw table includes a generally planar worksurface having a pair of folding legs that transition between an open orientation and a folded orientation. A generally rectangular indentation is located on the bottom end of the table and an elongated slit extends from the bottom end to the top end. A pair of brackets are arranged on each side of the indentation and engage a circular saw in an inverted position with the saw blade extending through the slit.

A collapsible table system configured to transition between a table configuration and a case configuration for easy transport or storage. The collapsible table system generally includes a tabletop having a cavity on its lower end adapted to store various components such as legs, clamps, stabilizing members, and/or attachments. The legs may be removably connected to the lower end of the tabletop to support the tabletop at various heights when in the table configuration. The legs may be stored within the cavity of the tabletop when in the case configuration. Clamps may be utilized both connect stabilizing members between the legs and to support a shelf at various heights below the tabletop. Various attachments may be stored within the tabletop to be extracted when needed.

A collapsible table assembly includes a table for supporting objects. A plurality of legs is provided and each of the legs is removably coupled to the table. A plurality of containers is provided and each of the containers is removably coupled to the table thereby inhibiting the containers from falling over. A plurality of mating members is provided and each of the mating members is coupled to the table. A pouch is selectively suspended from the mating members and the pouch stores objects.

A portable cutting apparatus is described. The portable cutting apparatus includes a cutting board having a top surface and a bottom surface. The bottom surface includes sockets configured to receive legs of an elevation system. Each socket is threaded to include an alignment component and teeth. The alignment component biases rotation of the elevation system component during insertion into the socket to enable full insertion. The teeth are configured to mesh with corresponding teeth of the leg and mechanically secure the leg within the socket. The leg is threaded opposite an end configured for insertion into the socket to include a table foot, in a manner that enables individual height adjustment for each leg of the elevation system. The table foot is configured with a hollow cavity that permits articulation of a base of the table foot to adapt to various surfaces when the portable cutting apparatus is deployed.

A foldable table includes a first tabletop panel, a second tabletop panel, and a reinforcing frame which includes first through fourth reinforcing members mounted along longitudinal sides of the first and second tabletop panels respectively, a first transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the first and second reinforcing members at the first tabletop panel, and a second transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the third and fourth reinforcing members at the second tabletop panel. Two ends of the first transverse member are affixed to the first and second reinforcing members in a non-rotatably movable manner. Two ends of the second transverse member are affixed to the third and fourth reinforcing members in a non-rotatably movable manner. Therefore, the first and second transverse members enhance the rigidity of the reinforcement frame to support two transverse sides of the first and second tabletop panels respectively.

A foldable table that provides a stable operational position in which the table legs may extend beyond the footprint of the table, and a folded, storage position in which the table legs may be tucked within the footprint of the table. An aspect provides table legs that may slide and pivot within sockets of a table top, to enable the legs to lock into the extended position and to also pivot flat against a horizontal undersurface of the table top.

A foldable table includes a first tabletop panel, a second tabletop panel, and a reinforcing frame which includes first through fourth reinforcing members mounted along longitudinal sides of the first and second tabletop panels respectively, a first transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the first and second reinforcing members at the first tabletop panel, and a second transverse member transversely extended between outer end portions of the third and fourth reinforcing members at the second tabletop panel. The two leg frames are foldably mounted to the first and second tabletop panels through said first and second transverse members respectively.

A splicing metal plate has an elongated first connecting plate and an elongated second connecting plate, the edge of the first connecting plate is extended downwardly vertically with an accommodating portion with an opening, the edge of the second connecting plate extends downward vertically with an embedded portion, the accommodating portion and the embedded portion contact each other, the embedded portion is inserted into the accommodating portion; further comprising a front end cover and a rear end cover, the front end cover is connected to the front end of the first connecting plate and the second connecting plate, the rear end cover is connected to the rear end of the first connecting plate and the second connecting plate, the front end cover, the rear end cover, the first connecting plate and the second connecting plate surrounds and defines a groove structure with the bottom portion opening.

A foldable table that provides a stable operational position in which the table legs may extend beyond the footprint of the table, and a folded, storage position in which the table legs may be tucked within the footprint of the table. An aspect provides table legs that may slide and pivot within sockets of a table top, to enable the legs to lock into the extended position and to also pivot flat against a horizontal undersurface of the table top.