Price: $58.09
(as of Dec 25, 2024 22:02:14 UTC - Details)

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.
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 20”x25”)
Reviewer: Crazy Melvin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very easy to install and quite sturdy
Review: The whole thing is very easy to put together and holds a lot of weight easily.

Reviewer: Erica W.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Bought for Lee Auto Breech Lock Pro 4000
Review: This table is quite stable, once assembled and serves my intended purpose well. I mounted my reloading press to a 1.5” cutting board, then mounted the cutting board to the MFT bench top. There is no tipping or other issues while the press is in operation and I still have ample room on the table top for other necessary tools, components, etc.

Reviewer: Mark
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Overall a good product
Review: This is a good tool stand. It is easy to assemble and takes about 30 minutes due to the number of parts. I do recommend assembling loosely until all the parts are in place and then going back and tightening the bolts. It just makes it easier to fit up everything. The second shelf is a bit flimsy. It will not hold anything heavy. They also cheaped out with only one adjustable leg, even though they tell you that in the item description. The shelves are unfinished MDF, so I did apply a clear coat to help seal them and keep out unwanted moisture. The price is okay, but I would put this at a $45 item vs. $60.

Reviewer: Narfdog
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice Stand
Review: Was very happy with stand. Very sturdy and well made. It has a nice baked on enamel finish that looks sharp. Definitely worth the money

Reviewer: Martin Batten
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simple & Sturdy
Review: 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.

Reviewer: Clam Chowder
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Easier to Assemble than I Thought
Review: When I was reading through the other reviews, I was concerned that I'd have to go buy extra hardware to put this stand together. When I received it, I figured I'd just give it a try with the included hardware, knowing that if it didn't work out, I could just go buy the hex bolts and nuts as suggested.It wasn't necessary.With my cordless power drill, a PH3 Phillips bit, and a socket wrench, I was able to assemble the stand without extra hardware. Use low speed on the drill and the torque set to at about 50%. The instructions are a little vague, so I'll include my experience here.Start by assembling the top frame and the legs. Don't completely tighten the nuts -- tighten then dial it back (don't leave them completely loose like I did the first time).Set the stand on a level floor and position the legs so the four lower crossbars will slide into place. Secure with the nuts and bolts. Test fit the MDF pieces of the lower shelf; I was able to slide them in without difficulty. Then tighten all the nuts and bolts, and finally attach the top pieces.I used the included screws and washers. There were two extra washers, so I used them to fill the gap between the frame and the MDF that exists under the long-side frame pieces.The stand is stable and sturdy, and is supporting my 80-lb. benchtop drill press.

Reviewer: Paul F Pernal
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I don't recommend buying this.
Review: First, the seller was prompt, fast, and I was impressed with their commitment to get the product to the customer. 5 stars for the vendor. Now, the product. Easy of assembly is 1 star or less. Mine didn't come with directions but I knew I could put it together. The issue I came across was there weren't enough washers for all the connections so I had to figure that out. Second, the support arms in the midway down part, hit each other in the corners. This causes them to not fit together flat. Then the midway down boards are too long and too wide to fit in place. I have to trim them both in length and width. Something is wrong with this picture. Now, stability and sturdiness are pretty much the same thing. The manufacture sends philips head screws with lock nuts. You can't tighten down the screws enough to make it so it doesn't move. Even with all the screws as tight as you can make them, it moves. This should have hex bolts and lock nuts with washers at each connection. The top board is thick, which is good but the board is not designed to have screws in it. It is not solid wood. It is that type of wood that breaks apart when screws go in. I do like the size of this tool table that I plan to put a bench sander on. Before I do that, I do need to change out the screws to bolts and put washers on all bolts. This item could be really good if they change a couple things. I would like to see the CEO of their company put one together and see what his thoughts are.

Reviewer: Z.L.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: The stand was easy to assemble and the parts seemed well made. I've been using it as a stand for a small drill press and a small belt sander - it's been very solid and hasn't caused any issues so far. You may want to put a clear coat on the MDF top / shelf pieces if you think there's any risk that they're going to get wet or get oil on them, though, as they're completely unfinished.

Reviewer: Cliente frecuente
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Sólida construcción y muy buena hechura

Reviewer: Don
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: About 1/2 hour assembly time, with power driver, would take longer with standard wrenches, all parts were included. Once assembled it can handle even heavy bench tools

Reviewer: Eduardo Tenorio
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Es buen soporte, pero la verdad me hubiese gustado que la terminación de las patas también fueran de acero para poder adaptarle unas ruedas para darle movilidad, al final solo vienen unas piezas de plástico que no son nada confiables ni resistentes.

Reviewer: DeAnne
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I have a heavy toolbox on top of this stand and it’s holding up nicely