Would this be able to support a small wood working lathe and a small belt/disc sander sturdily?
849827
As I recall there is a weight limit of 300 lbs. for the table if both would fit as in size it is stable enough to one or both!
849828
This is a great portable work bench and I'm sure it can manage a small belt/disc sander, but check the weight of your lathe to ensure it meets specs. I'm 190# and I stood on it and didn't feel uncomfortable.
849829
I can't say, as I don't own said lathe which would take up most of the weight duo. I can say I've sat on it, and I weigh 155lb. It didn't even budge one bit.
849830
Yes, I think it would. You can use the clamps that come with it or depending on your setup figure something out with additional clamps or long bolts. You can figure out the dimensions of the table top compared to your lathe or belt sander and if they fit the table will have no problem supporting them. I stood on it myself and it held my weight just fine (190 lbs).
849831
I would agree that the table is rated properly for weight capacity. I've had 100 lbs on it and it seemed very stable. This is the best work table I've ever used.
849832
Based on my experience, it should like quite nicely. With that said, I'd want to stay within the maximum weight recommendations.
204218
It will support a lot of weight as long as it's not to wide or it will become tippy. Well built. Cant believe I lugged the thing (planner) around for years before I bought this item. Worth it's weight in gold
1234419
It is pretty solid, it will hold over 300 lbs. It would probably depend on how big a piece of wood you are working on. It should be on level, solid surface however. SG
1394238
It's very sturdy. So I assume that it could. I have slightly heavy items on mine, and it hs held up very well so far!
2108919
This planer stand is very sturdy and handles the weight of my planer with no problem. It's easy to move around and handles the work I do on the planer. In my opinion a work-top table saw should fit and would not be too large to be in the way while stable enough to handle the job.
1809253
I am using this stand with a heavy Brother multi-function machine with no problems. Very sturdy stand. Rolls well on carpet, even with two reams of paper on the bottom shelf.
354632
I do think it's stable and sturdy enough for this kind of work. That said, I wonder how you are going to clasp the board to the surface, the vise being too weak and flimsy, per my review of the product. Somehow I doubt you can rely on the bench dogs and the vise.
2029794
Clean wood of dust, dirt, etc., and, yes it should hold..... Better on smooth wood, tho'. Firewood type, not sure...
497072
It shouldn't be a problem for you. My older craftsman had this approximate table size. This is a great product for making a smaller saw seem like a cabinet saw, but still keeping the weight down for easy storage.
1975122
It could do it but would be heavy and clumsy in a vertical position. Some type of disc sander might work better especially something that would work from a drill or something that has the second handle for a two handed operation.
359372
It would hold small items such as the small screw driver. It is pretty strong, but not "industrial" :-)
999861
Yes, I hadn't thought of using it for this purpose but it would hold a small printer. Like the previous reviewer, I don't know if the printer would cause it to wobble. It does not wobble with normal use--mine currently has a stack of books on it.
373319
Yes, the bottom shelf has extra support and should handle that weight with not problem. The other shelves I would not put a lot of weight on them.
1803344
It should support the extra weight with no problem.It is a very sturdy stand.
185287
The answer to your question is yes, under certain conditions. The PROXXON 37020 DB 250 MICRO WOODTURNING LATHE is a very light machine and will benefit from being attached to a stable surface. In addition, it is low torque and constructed of light material, and does not do well when wood tuning bits are used on any material are being turned. However, you can achieve this task, if a soft type of wood is used, along with working down the shape with graduated grits of sandpaper. The answer to your question is still yes, just don't use hardwoods and don't get in a hurry with this particular machine. Lastly, this lathe is absolutely perfect for my situation and the folks at MICRO-MARK MARK are very good to work with.
1678874
Haven't tried anything smaller than 1/8" but I would guess it can handle smaller bits.
1982689
Although I have no experience with the sander in conjunction with metal work, I suppose it would be dependent upon what you were doing. Very small, soft metals may work. Sorry, I just don't have the experience to answer the question directly.