POWERTEC Tool Stand, MDF Split Top Expands to 20"x25", 32" Work Height Power Tool Stand for Drill Press, Belt Sander, Bench Grinder, Band Saw, Scroll saw, and Planer (UT1002)
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Size: Tool Stand
Features
- INCLUDES: (1) Universal Power Tool Stand
- APPLICATION: Ideal for supporting a variety of smaller, compact benchtop planers, band saw, belt sanders, power tools and accessories...etc. while giving you a sturdy, yet small and dependable work surface
- FEATURES: 500 pound load capacity to accommodate a wide assortment of tools and equipment, adjustable foot pad for stability and a gauge metal base powder coat finish for long-term durability
- NON-MARRING: Equipped with rubber feet that not only reduce equipment vibration, but they offer an anti-slip, skid free and non-abrasive profile that protects your floor for scuffs and scrapes. IMPORTANT: The UT1002 Universal Tool Stand is not designed to be used with casters as it destabilizes the stand. Adding casters will void the warranty on this product.
- DIMENSIONS: 32-Inch working height. 18" x 27" storage shelf, 14 x 25 expandable MDF split top with ruled surface (expands to 20x25)Please note: This stand is engineered to work with one adjustable foot/leveling pad. Four are not required.
Description
The POWERTEC UT1002 Universal tool stand with split MDF top is perfect for using a vast array of smaller, compact bench-top machines, power tools and accessories. Constructed of heavy gauge steel with an expandable 14" By 25" Split MDF top to accommodate a wide variety of different sized tools. This stand has a load capacity of 500 lbs. And a storage shelf below, features adjustable non-skid foot pads and an adjustable foot for stabilizing on uneven surfaces.
Color: Split Top Tool Stand
Material: Engineered Wood, Metal
Brand: POWERTEC
Item Weight: 23 Pounds
Item dimensions L x W x H: 32 x 10 x 3.5 inches
Brand Name: POWERTEC
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Manufacturer: POWERTEC
UPC: 785971412532 736815006257
Part Number: UT1002
Model Number: UT1002
Unit Count: 1 Piece
Included Components: Tool Stand
Item Type Name: POWERTEC Multipurpose Tool Stand with 500Lbs Load Capacity, MDF Split Top Expands to 20"x25" & Includes Storage Shelf, 32" Table Height for Benchtop Planers, Band Saw, Belt Sanders(UT1002)
Base Type: Leg
Load Capacity: 500 pound
Number of Levels: 1
Color: Split Top Tool Stand
Riser Color: Black
Material: Engineered Wood, Metal
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Item Weight: 23 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 32 x 10 x 3.5 inches
Required Assembly: No
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I was looking for a new tool stand recent. I used to buy Craftsman tool stands for my bench top tools but they aren't available anymore. This Powertec stand appears to be identical except the hardware is now metric hex bolts instead of SAE button head phillips bolts and they added metric measurement to the table top. If you look at the picture, even the warning markings are the same. The supplied wood - I've mounted a miter saw, router, band saw and a 100lb drill press to these MDF tops without issues. Mine look a little darker in the picture because I usually put a couple of coats of clear poly on them because MDF doesn't do well if they absorb liquids. If you’re mounting something in the middle of the board instead of near the edges you’d probably want to use plywood instead. Should they supply plywood instead? That's more cost passed on to the consumers plus plywood tends to have a lot of voids in the layers that show on the edging unless you add edging. The shelf is thin. I mainly use it to storage light weight attachments like router bits, saw fence attachments, etc. Yes the two piece shelf will bow in the middle under any kind of significant weight but it would make assembly much more challenging if it was a single piece of wood. The hardware – I didn’t have any issues with the count, breaking, etc. except one phillips screw for the table top had a bit of scrap metal suck in the cross. I was able to pry it out with a pick and the screw worked just fine. It’s easy to strip out the MDI with wood screws so I always tighten them by hand, no power tools unless they on the lowest torque settings. The bolts are marked as grade 4.8 so use them/torque them with that in mind. I don't see a strength issue for my application of supporting a bench belt sander. The metal legs and brackets – I measured the thickness to be about .051”. That’s with paint. It’s rigid enough as a stationary stand. 500lbs would really seem to be pushing it though. I’d be hesitant to add casters directly to the legs. The “feet” are only plastic which will eventually crack but adding casters will add more stress on the legs as they will want to spread out on their own due to the trapezoidal design of the legs. Think of standing with your feet apart wearing sneakers verses putting bunch of marbles under those sneakers. Get casters that either sit on a plate or are locked to each other if you go that route. This is a good tool stand at this price point. I couldn't find anything else available that is comparable except for the tool stand from the discount tool supplier. That one doesn't provide any kind of top or shelf. I'm satisfied with this stand for my usage (DIYer bench top power tools).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by A. K.
I bought several of these. One for the power miter saw, one for the jig saw, and one for the bandsaw. They are sturdy, easy to assemble and the top is good quality. The size is perfect too.
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This is the identical product to one I bought from Sears 15 years ago, and have my drill press mounted on. When I realized this new stand was the same, I was most pleased. It’s not difficult to assemble, just a bit ‘wobbly’ until fully assembled. Great product, and the am confident I will get twenty years out of this one as well. I concluded there were not a lot of this type of bench on Amazon. I will be mounting my band saw on this one. The top consists of two halves that can be separated by about 6” if you need a wider table, but don’t mind having a gap in the middle. I’ve never used that feature.
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