Questions and Answers for Husky Durable Lightweight Portable Jobsite Workbench With Heavy Duty Metal Legs 1.8 ft. x 3 ft.

A:  Home Depot LM 4 in. Capacity Light Weight Clamp with Die Cast Zinc Jaws and 2 in. Throat Depth, in the tool section.

A:  This table is built to work with most common routers.

A:  You might be able to mount a small drill press on this table -- perhaps a 5" drill press, or even an 8" drill press, but I think that might be pushing it. I have a Rockwell Runner X2 table saw (jigsaw) mounted on mine, and it has held up well for more than two years. It's rated to hold a fairly heavy load -- 1500 lbs -- but you might want to mount the drill press to a piece of 3/4" plywood to distribute the load over a greater area than if you just plunked it down onto the plastic surface.

A:  Yes it would hold it 

A:  While there is no definitive list, it comes predrilled for most routers. It appears that you can custom drill and countersink it to fit any router that is not pre drilled.

A:  It appears that the Ryobi router does not match the holes.

A:  If you expand the "Product Details" section above, it shows this list: NOTE: Router plate is compatible with - Makita I100 / HITACHI M12V / DEWALT DW616,DW618,DW625 / BOSCH 1619, 1619EVS , 1617, 1618 / PC100, 690, 890, 7529, 8529

A:  I have the Dewalt DW616 that I use with this table.  I also bought a mid level router fence from rockler.  Table works great, is light to move around.  I use it when working away from my shop.

A:  Depends on what makes a table good to each individual….. if the printer will fit on it…..   the table will hold the printer…..   if that makes it a good table….. then yes it will be a good desktop 3d printer…. If you want the table to do something other than be a table then no it’s not a good 3d desktop printer table…. Hopefully this helps 

A:  The top is made from some kind of plastic. It does not appear to be heat resistant. I would not use it as a welding table or anything of that nature.

A:  Resistant - yes. Some kind of composite of plastic.

A:  I would say mildly heat resistant. I would not weld on it. It appears to be made of a plastic resin, very durable.

A:  Well, I can actually say it depends on what kind of heat you're talking about. You need to be more specific. But the top is made of plastic and I'm not sure what type of plastic but it's very strong. I doubt it's very highly heat resistant.. I hope that answers your question.

A:  8 1/4 x 11 3/4. Depth on plate is 3/8

A:  I would think from the manufactor.

A:  I don't use the rotor feature so I don't know , buy it , try it & then take it back if it doesn't work

A:  I use a Ridgid cordless no problem