Would the stand height be appropriate, and is it sturdy enough for mounting a bench-top drill press?
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I would say that it is a comfortable work height for almost any bench top tool. I would also say that it is sturdy enough for almost any tool I can think of to work on it. I can also tell you that Amazon had the best price at the time I was shopping for it.
1292902
Depends on the height of the person, but I would say yes to the height question and definitly strong enough to hold a bench top drill press. Good item to purchase.Easy to move heavy, bulky machines around. Good luck.
1292903
The stand is very sturdy. As far as the height that depends on the drill press and how tall you are. Personally I think it is a little short for that application.
1292904
Thomas Conner,I would say it's tall enough to mount a drill press. It's around 33". The MDF board had pre-drilled holes for different planers, however you could drill your own to fit your press, or make your own MDF board and cut it and drill it to suit your needs. The Stand is sturdy, and should offer a stable platform to drill on. Hope this helps.
1292905
The stand is definitely strong enough. With the rollers on the stand it is 30 inches tall. I have a heavy duty drill press that is 41 inches tall. I have it on a 28 inch stand and it is a perfect height for me. I use this stand for my planer and the stand is very well built for this application also. The stand top is wood so you would be able to drill mounting holes for your drill press.
1292906
I wondered the same. I ordered one for my planer and, before mounting, set my Jet JDP-15M on the stand. Working height was perfect for me and no issue carrying the weight. I'll be ordering another...
2040847
I would think so. This stand is sturdy and heavy duty . :) hope this helped.
422994
Physically, yes. . .however, I wouldn't and you likely wouldn't be happy using it for that purpose. It is 20 inches high. We have a 46" flat screen on a tv stand and that stand is 27" high. The bench would just be too low.
168463
I made a custom stand for mine so that the work area was just about eye level. It has 4 mounting holes, so pretty much any stable platform that you can screw it down to will work.
1854515
Not only could the height-adjusting screw (plastic-made) have trouble supporting that weight, but the triangular bases wouldn't ensure great stability with larger speakers. In light of my experience with those stands, I wouldn't try it.
1381054
It would do fine in my opinion but you would want a more sturdy stand. The one this comes with its horrible.
1797936
Sturdy enough, yes. Height should work. But the fabric may get stained easily. Would suggest you spray it with a fabric protector. Not sure that I would use it for that purpose.
517457
The stand has adjustable mounting brackets and the clamping bolt can be moved anywhere along its length. I would expect it to work as the mount is universal.
1582786
hell yeah works best with a 7footer. If your bench is 20 inches high it higher its perfect height for the safety bars for bench press. Mine is only 17 inches so I just put a couple blocks of wood under it works great.
1788487
35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
1339641
Not sure if it will be long enough for what you are trying to do, but I would consider a drill press of sorts...
728843
Yes! Most any heavy duty light stand seem to work well. Use a sand bag for exta stability.
1764061
I am only 6 feet tall, so I do not know for certain. I don't see why not, but you might need to drill an additional set of holes for the pins that support the weight at rest. So that your legs don't need to be excessively bent when lifting the weight off the pins, in preparation for your first set. And so that it is easy to return the weight stack to the resting point, without having to bend your knees too much. If I had to bet, I'd say that you would be pretty safe buying the press, and making the simple mod. Just my opinion, of course.
119361
Yes it's big enough. The bottom of the stand is 23" across and 9" deep. As long as your stand is at least those dimensions you're fine.
1679170
I would think so. The books for my band aren't really heavy but this stand seems very sturdy.
2175823
It will probably work...but these stands are a POS..it is one time expense...I would buy a better quality heavier stand. Everything about these stands is cheap....especially the plastic parts.
2174468
Yes, definitely. I have a 40 in and it is the maximum size I would put on this stand without negatively affecting aesthetics. The base width is fine, but the second tier limits you.