tool stand / Power Saw Stand fits for Drill Press, Belt Sander, Bench Grinder, Band Saw, Scroll saw, and Planer MiterSaw
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Features
- packge incuded : 1set Universal Power Tool Stand
- DIMENSIONS:32-Inch working height. 18" x 27" storage shelf, 14 x 25 expandable MDF split top with ruled surface (expands to 20x25)
- FEATURES:600 pound load capacity to accommodate a wide assortment of tools and equipment, adjustable foot pad for stability and a heavy gauge metal base powder coat finish for long-term durability
- 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
- 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.
Description
Universal Tool Stand is designed to provide you with a solid, sturdy and versatile working surface that offers flexibility for many of your day-to-day applications. It’s the perfect support option for your bandsaws, disc sanders, drill presses, planers, and other bench-top tools.Featuring a portable and lightweight design, this tool stand flaunts an impressive 500lb capacity – effectively able to support many of your benchtop tools, powertool supplies and woodworking accessories.
Color: black
Material: Metal
Item Weight: 15 Pounds
Item dimensions L x W x H: 20 x 14 x 24.99 inches
Unit Count: 1 Count
Base Type: Leg
Load Capacity: 1000 Pounds
Number of Levels: 1
Color: black
Material: Metal
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Item Weight: 15 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 20 x 14 x 24.99 inches
Required Assembly: No
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The quality of this table is adequate, but there were problems with assembly. First, you should know that no instructions come in the package, forcing you to call in or email your questions, and good luck with getting any one to respond. Also, there were more than 10 washers missing. The screws included to secure the wooden top are woefully too small to do the job. Without any guidance I did my best at putting it together but the heavy metal parts collapse several times, causing bending and paint scratching. I finally got it together after several injuries to my hands, and now the bottom shelving doesn’t fit because the railing is bent. If I didn’t really need it now I would send it back. I would like at least a partial refund for my troubles
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by cheryl fisher
I’m very happy with the outcome, at first I was upset like most of these reviewers, not many actually, it arrived in a worn box, dusty, and no bolt and nut bag to be found, I instantly went on the internet to search for “tool stand assembly” there are a number of videos, and once they described the size of bolts, I began my online shopping for them, I used M6-1.0 x20mm. Although it worked perfectly they were a bit too long, so 16mm would’ve been the best length for the bolts. I took my time, sat on the couch, as my wife was watching “Love and Death” on hbo, I used windex to wipe off all the dust from the metal then began to construct it, used the photo from this amazon description of this item the one with the parts labeled “A, B…etc. then within 30 minutes I was done, I hand tightened all the nuts, turn grabbed my level, started from the bottom and impacted the nuts one by one, making sure it remained level after each tightening from my gun, once I finished, I grabbed the mdf tops, slid two of them on the bottom area, perfect fit, left the top loose for now, probably going to use plywood and make a modified version, all in all, it’s very secure and I’m very happy with this stand. Sturdy and attractive, no feet as of yet, but I’m ordering some, 40mm wide each side, L shaped. Two thumbs up.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026 by badidas
Don't buy this unless you want to make it a DIY project. Too bad I can't give zero stars. Missing all the nuts that go with the bolts. Table top fastening screws are wrong size. Shelf doesn't fit in base because nuts (that I had to go buy) are in the way. Top and shelf are low quality MDF. No manufacturer contact info in the box or on Amazon to get the missing parts. No instructions in the box. When I went on Rufus to find the nuts, it said that missing parts are a common issue with this product. Product does not square itself true when assembled, you have to adjust it back and forth while tightening the fasteners.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by mgh_rktek
Missing nuts for bolts and the instruction manual otherwise solidly built and good quality
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Thom
Sad...no instructions -missing a Leg-predrilled holes do not line up ....childish small ..this looks like something that u should give your kindergarten child to play with when they want to play make believe while working alongside their mommy or daddy in the workshop !..WHY NO INSTRUCTIONS ??? So sick of companies just not putting instructions in the box ! But I guess if they can't remember to put a 4th leg in the box -anything is possible !!!There is no real value here -the top is too small for me to trust with a bench top tool .and at best there's no real value here ...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2026 by Concerned Customer
The build is fine, it’s sturdy enough, but it was missing over 50% of the hardware which was all metric. Took me two trips to get the right hardware and also NO INSTRUCTIONS provided. Still, it wasn’t hard but so annoying. Amazon wanted me to return the whole thing instead of sending me hardware which was crazy.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Amazon Customer
After reading all the one-star reviews, I was a little concerned about purchasing this. However, after swiping right on the images a couple of times, I saw the instructions. I am including a couple photos which should help you assemble the unit in under 15 minutes. Using a 10mm wrench and a 10mm socket will speed up the assembly process. The unit is solid and an excellent value.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by G-Factor
BUYER BEWARE! Buy a different table. This is laugh out loud bad. No instructions included, like the others have posted. WRONG NUTS INCLUDED LOL I mean, I can find the nuts. But, it's the fact that I have to do it myself. I don't have the strength or care to post anymore about how bad this is. Comical. Truly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by Adrian Salazar