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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Style: 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: Multi-color
Brand: POWERTEC
Item dimensions L x W x H: 32 x 10 x 3.5 inches
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Base Type: Leg
Assembly Required: No
Load Capacity: 500 pound
Number of Levels: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Manufacturer: POWERTEC
UPC: 785971412532 736815006257
Part Number: UT1002
Item Weight: 19.21 pounds
Product Dimensions: 32 x 10 x 3.5 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: UT1002
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Style: Tool stand
Finish: Powder Coated
Pattern: Stand
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Tool Stand
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: August 2, 2015
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I purchased this stand to hold a Skil benchtop drill press and it works as advertised. I also put it on a Harbor Freight-brand Central Machinery Mobile Base. For just over $100 I now have a rolling benchtop drill press. Great value and sturdy build. The assembly was a bit fiddly, though. You don't have to fully tighten any of the hardware until you have it nearly completely assembled so the loose supports made it a bit of a challenge. Overall, this is an excellent tool stand for the price and can be adapted for many uses.
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