Abstract: A welding table with elevation system, powered with cordless drill, gear reducer, chain, sprockets and, ultimately turning screw posts synchronously, lifting four telescoping legs. Maximum elevated height exceeds most work benches for height matching, and a minimum height goes lower than most low tables. Folding wheel system is independent, lever operated, and works in conjunction with the elevation system. Once table rolls into position, drill is activated, braking is instant, the table lifts itself from the wheels. Wheels are then folded up, a position necessary during minimum height, as the frame gets closer to the ground. This low height enables sitting roll stool usage, and knees and legs enter the rear frame opening. Two drawers above conceal the wheels, have a lever locking system, and necessary when rolling the table. The table top is heavy, one piece removable with normal modular patterned holes throughout, and the addition of large oval holes, and top side overhang, both establishing C-Clamp usage.