Welcome to my workshop. In this video I put four Banggood woodworking tools on the bench to see if “budget-friendly” can still mean accurate and genuinely useful in day-to-day shop work—especially with the Spring Sale running. I start with the unboxing and what you actually get in the parcels, then I move straight into setup and real use, because that’s where tools either earn a spot in the shop or they don’t. First up is the Enjoywood table saw miter gauge. I dialed out the side-to-side play using the adjustable washers on the bar, then did crosscut tests with the stop block and micro-adjustment. Between the magnifying glass readouts (brilliant if you’re half blind like me), positive stops, and the extendable fence, it’s compact but surprisingly accurate. Then I test a Ganwei multi-angle track saw rail guide square for quick 90° and 45° cuts—simple idea, solid lock-up, and it nailed a perfect 45° in my test, though I prefer it on shorter tracks. After that I show a HONGDUI benchtop quick-mount hinge system for tracks—very stable with no slack when installed properly, but annoyingly there’s no manual in the box. Finally, I unbox an Enjoywood heavy-duty router lift: it looks rock solid with no rocking or play, but I ordered the wrong size (69 mm instead of 65 mm), so I’m not recommending it yet until I test it properly in a follow-up.