What is this saw/woodworking table?

This is mine for the taking... but I don't know if I want it.  The angle can adjust, the height can adjust, and it appears to separate - so I can run a circular saw down the middle?  I don't know.  Is this something I want?

I have something very similar to that. It's basically a portable work bench. At one point in time, it had some clamps/pegs that went into the holes across the top to hold material down. It looks like it should separate to act as a vice or just make the holding platform larger.

If it folds up small like mine does, it's nice to have around when working outside and doesn't take up much room. 

It's something I wouldn't go buy, but I also won't get rid of mine.

We had one for a while. They're small but handy. Most of our woodworking projects are home repairs, so we use two sawhorses now.

Craftsman's version of the venerable Black & Decker Workmate. As mentioned, there are bench dogs that fit into the through holes that let you clamp larger objects to the surface. I've had the latter for decades.  It's one of those sort of tools you don't know how useful they can be until you have one.  Mine is a bit heavier, but the legs fold out and is more stable. 

Take it, they're super handy. I have one in my shop and I use it all the time.

When I get my new apartment I'm toying with the idea of buying something like this and building a whole wall bookcase rather than lining up a bunch of Ikea or craigslist stuff.  It's still a couple of months away but I did just google some online woodworking sites.  If anyone on here has favorite sites let me know.  I have a lot of books btw.  A lot.    

So far I've only bookmarked Black and Deckers site and the magazine Popular Woodworking.

Something simple like below.

Oh btw I haven't done any woodworking since very early in high school.

as to the original post.  Free tools that still work?  Why not?  You can always sell it for $20 later and that translates into a six pack of good beer.