A folding work table that adjusts in two directions rather than one. Height moves through seven locked settings from 27.5 inches up to 40.5 inches, released by a foot pedal so the change happens without setting down what is in your hands. Separately, the platform tilts to 0, 25, 50, and 80 degrees, which turns a flat bench into an angled easel for sanding a panel edge-on or presenting a joint at the angle a tool needs to meet it. The tabletop also extends from 12 inches out to 19 inches deep, and at 24 inches wide it takes a workpiece far larger than the folded frame suggests. Eight sliding clamps run along the top, and they are non-marring, so a finished or painted surface is held firmly without the pressure marks steel jaws leave behind. A printed protractor and ruler are set into the surface for laying out angles and lengths without hunting for a separate square. The structure is aluminum and metal, braced by a reinforced triangular arrangement that resists racking when the platform is tilted and loaded, and it carries up to 220 lbs of load. Non-slip foot pads protect the floor and stop the frame sliding under working pressure. Folded, it collapses to 26 by 24 by 11 inches and weighs 31 lbs, so it stands against a wall between jobs. An installation guide is included.