WEN DPA2513 24-by-12-Inch Drill Press Table with an Adjustable Fence and Stop Block

Good quality for a good price. It was easy to assemble/install. Stable. Comes with a fence and a stop block that are good enough. I had a Rockler drill press table for many years, but sold it with my old drill press. It was great. It was large compared to the Wen, with a better fence and a form of dust collection (although dust collection on a drill press table is iffy at best in my experience). However, I never utilized all the real estate Rocker offered, and I don't need or value a top-of-the-line fence for a drill press. Good enough is good enough. Since a new Rockler was about $170, and the Wen was less than a third of that price during Prime Days, I gave the Wen product a shot and am very pleased. I would make the same choice now. If you need a large space, a better fence, or dust collection, this might not be perfect for you, but I like it a lot. It's basic and stable and knowing what I know I would buy it again.

This is by far one of the best additions to my small shop set up and one heck of a bargain at this price point. It's solidly built with great features. I build small to medium-size keepsake boxes and repeatable drilling is a huge plus. I made my own setup block for width settings and off to the races! The fence adjustments are super simple and the extra t-track clamp helps hold the sacrificial piece in place under the workpiece. Just buy it. You won't regret it!

Easy assembly and install. The fence holds well and the T Tracks are mounted well. Only complaint is it mounts on top of the stock table, decreasing the size of material that can be drilled. Would also be nice if it had a dust/vacuum port...

At about $50, this table is an excellent value. You could pay that much for the hardware. Although new, it looks durable. I have a fully equipped wood shop and this will add to accuracy of my drill work. The size and weight are just right and it functions really well.

Even though this was made for Wen drill press, looking at the pictures I took a chance and bought it to see if it fits on my Ryobi drill press. I am happy to report that it fits nicely. This is a very nice looking drill press table, includes a total of 5 t-tracks (two on top to hold down workpieces, two at the bottom and one on the fence), a total of 5 t-track brackets, 3 for the bottom to hold the table to the drill presses own cast iron table. In reality, one can do it with 2 brackets only, freeing up one of the brackets for table top or the fence. The fence is really nice and comes with built in t-track and a nice stop block. The back of the table has a cutout at both sides which is nice because I can still use the crank handle as is. All in all I am very happy with this. There are many YouTube videos showing people making similar tables. It requires a ton of detailed work and it will probably cost as much or even more than what I paid for it and it took me all of 5 minutes to unbox and install. Highly recommend it. Even though my drill press cast iron table was rectangular, like Wen's, I think this will work just fine on a round table as well.

I have several Wen products and have always been happy with them. This drill press table is no different. It’s solid, well-built, and very adjustable. The surface is flat and just the right size — not too big, but plenty of room to work. It fit my Porter-Cable drill perfectly and made a big difference compared to the stock platform, which wasn’t great. The flat surface is especially important since I drill holes in pen blanks, and this one stays true. I like the built-in pocket feature, even though I haven’t used it yet. Another well-made, reliable product from Wen!

For anyone serious about accuracy and repeatability in their drilling, a good drill press table is a must-have. I recently upgraded my setup with a small drill press table featuring a metered fence, and I'm genuinely impressed with the improvement it's made to my workflow. Let's face it, not everyone has a massive workshop. This table strikes a great balance, offering a decent work surface without overwhelming my small drill press. It's perfect for smaller projects and intricate drilling tasks where precision is paramount. The integrated metered fence is the star of the show. The incremental markings are clear and easy to read, allowing for accurate and repeatable positioning. No more guesswork or relying on a wonky T-square! This feature alone has saved me time and frustration, especially when drilling multiple holes at precise intervals. Setting up the table was a breeze. It typically attaches to the drill press table using a simple mounting brackets. The instructions were clear, and I had it installed and ready to use in minutes. This small drill press table with a metered fence has been a game-changer for my drilling accuracy and efficiency. It's a well-designed, well-built tool that has quickly become an indispensable part of my workshop. If you're looking to upgrade your drill press setup and prioritize precision, I highly recommend considering this type of table.

Meh. I might like it a lot more if it weren't for the shame of knowing I could make a better one if I had any time. It's probably great for the beginner woodworker or for someone like me that just doesn't have the time to make the ultimate drill press table. I think mine may have been a return as it is scratched on every surface. That aside, the hold-down clamps that come with it do not work for me. They're very cumbersome. They were very difficult to get the table secured to the original Ryobi cast iron table. I ended up using four clamps on the slots underneath - two in the front one on each side - to get it somewhat stabilized. The fifth clamp that comes with it.. I don't know if I'll use it as a work piece hold-down or not. Probably not. The fence on the one I received is slightly bowed which may be why it was returned the first time. It is off by about 1/32nd. For the stuff I do, that should never be an issue, but it is not unremarkable. Overall I'd say you get what you pay for. Sort of worth the 50 bucks but it'll probably be free to a good home once I make a better one... some day. Also, I removed the adhesive measuring tapes on either side of the top tracks, as they stuck up quite a bit and potentially cause rocking with some work pieces. Repurposed those adhesive strips to my workbench for measuring screws, bits, etc.

I have been caught out using my bench drill without a table fence and stop. It fits my Rhyobi corded bench drill and does not interfere with the height adjustment handle. It is solidly made and looks great. I like the ability to secure workpieces for safety. It can be easily removed if required. For the price don't bother making your own like I considered as this one is well priced for home use. Recommended. Delivery time was quick.

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I have the King Canada 10-Inch Drill and this table attaches firmly to the drill table. Functions perfectly and looks great. The Crank Arm for the press does not get in the way of the fense so that was pretty important.

En general es una buena mesa, no obstante y de acuerdo a mis estándares, tiene 2 detalles que modifiqué: - El inserto central está cerca de medio milímetro por debajo del resto de la mesa, tuve que agregar un aumento para llegar a paño - Las 2 cintas métricas transversales Están pegadas por encima de la melamina, tuve que retirarlas En ambos casos, tales detalles no serían significativos si se trabaja con una pieza lo suficientemente grande como para que se “apoye” de forma pareja por ambos lados, pero si se trata de una pieza pequeña, habrá una ligera inclinación con respecto a la vertical y el barreno no será perpendicular a la pieza.

Fácil de instalar , buen material y excelente para trabajar en el taladro, muy buen aspecto