Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: How thick is the bench top?
Document: LOL) and small parts it's also very nice to have felt lined drawer's and the wood vise is a nice thing too. BUT the holes on the bench work top that are for the vice if you do not use tape or some kind of a plug the dirt and saw dust will fall into the drawer's now tape will only last for awhile so I'm going to the hardware store and find some sort of a plastic or metal plug that can tapped in with a hammer on the underside.
I assembled all four drawers and guess what -- none fit and function as expected. After seven or eight hours of work on the bench, I gave up for the day with the drawers sitting to the side. I'll take another shot at it today -- I'll likely start by taking the screws that seat the top and see if I can move the top around to get the drawers aligned, and after that' s done, drill holes as necessary to affix the top.
The shelf underneath is useful for holding larger tools. A good tip from another reviewer is to staple 18"x22" sheets of cardboard underneath the bench top (before you turn it over to insert the drawers) to keep sawdust from falling through the dog holes into the drawers. After assembling the bench, I was so pleased with it that I bought a second one the next day. I placed them back to back and have 40"x60"  of well lighted work space.
Now I am very picky and I mean picky when I spend a lot of my money I want a good product and while I feel this is not a $2000.00 bench It better perform like one for me. and I feel It does comes very close it is also sanded very nice and smoothand all joints are well joined and glued. When I find the plugs for the holes on the underside of the work bench top I will Come back and list where I found them.
I think another issue is the hole is too large, resulting in it going in too deep. I resorted to trying to use a flashlight to get the alignment. I had three options for the hex head screw -- the wrench that comes with the product, a hex head screw driver and a battery powered Dewalt driver -- none worked effectively due to the poor design. Despite the quality of the bench top and legs, the bottom shelf is cheap particle board that says it'll hold 250 pounds - no way.
It has a nice appearance, but the top drawers don't work. So I can't rate it very high. I've put tons of this stuff together over the years, so know that it wasn't my assembly that makes the design suck and the drawers not work. They just don't fit.
When I went to set the top, the pre-drilled holes aligned up fine on the right side, but not he left side, they were at least an inch off. The hex head screws are cheap and the slightest resistance will result in stripping the heads. Keep in mind that all these mistakes from the factory are ultimately going to impact drawer installation and movement.
My pegs in the center partition for the drawer glides arrived broken off. Had to drill out and insert new ones. I see the challenge with the draws is the small margin of error side to side. Be sure to set the legs as far apart as possible....even if that means missing the holes in the bottom of the table top and drilling new ones.
This item has so much potential but falls so very short. The solid wood top is beautiful and the wood legs are impressive. The first step in assembly is to attach two wood braces front and back to the legs. That's where the trouble begins. There are eight hex head screws and a retainer that fits inside a pre-drilled hole. After two hours, I had six installed.
The sliders are junk and after sliding a drawer in and out, the bearings, about the size of a BB started falling out. I went ahead and affixed the top in place with new screws I got at Lowes. Next, I'll go out and buy some decent sliders where the drawers will work properly. Assembly is nothing short of a nightmare because of the shortcuts the manufacturer took. Accordingly, I've changed my rating from a three to a two.
Answer: yes