A table or a workbench: set the size and we list every part of the 3030 frame, sized from the manufacturer’s drawings.
Default value — change it to match your board.
Preview only — shown in the 3D view. It doesn’t change the parts list.
We couldn’t load the part data, so there is no parts list to show.
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No “Add all to Amazon cart” yet: we haven’t verified any Amazon listing against our specs. Use the Misumi links, or check each Amazon listing before you buy.
Stability estimate does not include the weight of your tabletop. Fixings for your tabletop aren't in this list — attach it to suit your board.
Load. We don’t publish load ratings. This design has not been load-tested by us; what it holds depends on your tabletop, your assembly and how you use it. Don’t stand or sit on it, and test it yourself before trusting it with anything heavy or valuable.
Before you buy. This parts list is generated from the design and checked by our rules; we have not built this table yet. Check each listing against the spec shown here. You build and use it at your own risk — see the Terms.
Letters match the flat-lay view in the 3D preview (tap Parts list). Store links go straight to the seller.
| Size | Set it above; the parts list and 3D view follow. |
|---|---|
| Build time | We haven’t built it ourselves yet, so we don’t list a build time or difficulty. |
| Cost | We don’t show prices; each line of the parts list links to the seller. |
Four 30 × 30 mm (3030) legs stand on M8 leveling feet screwed into the tapped leg ends. Each end of the table is a closed frame: two legs, a top rail and a lower rail running front to back. Two long rails join the two ends under the front and back edges of the top. Every rail end is held by a die-cast corner bracket with two T-nuts and two bolts. The tabletop is a board you cut or bring yourself.
The same frame works as a workbench: set the height you like to work at, the depth of your bench top and a top thickness that matches your board. Nothing else changes — the legs, rails, brackets and feet are the same parts, and the parts list follows your sizes.
What a workbench version does not add: no lower shelf, no extra bracing and no middle leg, and we make no extra load claim for bench use. Bench fixings such as vises, pegboards or clamps are not part of this design.
We don’t publish a load rating for this table or workbench.
Yes. It is the same 3030 frame; set the height, depth and top thickness for your bench. We have not added bench-specific parts or tested it for bench loads.
We don’t publish a load rating. What it holds depends on your top, your assembly and how you use it.
Not yet. Wider frames need a middle leg or a larger profile, which we have not designed, so the fit check blocks those widths.
The M6 button-head bolts on the parts list take a 4 mm hex key (ISO 7380-1). We haven’t built this table ourselves yet, so we don’t list other tools.