This top is made of solid MDF for stability and flatness, and coated with melamine so it won't mar your parts, and sheds glue easily. It's generously dimensioned at 28'' x 40'', and works well for a general-purpose work table, a sanding station, or an assembly table. It also works well as a table top for the Shark line of CNC routers. Pair it with your own shop-built base cabinet, or with our 24''W x 36''L Shop Stand (#48089, sold separately). Also available from Rockler, the complete Rockler CNC Table w/Stand and Controller Brackets.
(1) Rockler 28" x 40" Blank Top
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight | 41.0000 |
| Tech Spec |
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| Length | 40" |
| Width | 28" |
4.9 / 5.0
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Great table
works great matched it to a T track table for double the work space
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Great Table top.
Great table top, makes a awesome router table or whatever you want. I would buy it again if needed for future projects.
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Top Notch Table Top
I was surprised at how nice and big this was, at first I thought that I was over priced but once I got it was pleasantly surprised. Nice, Big, HEAVY, Solid table top and arrived very quickly, great surface would highly recommend!!
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Table top
You always can use more counter space when constructing your projects. This top is flat and easy to clean any glue squeeze out.
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Great work surface for projects and gluing!
The table is very well built, makes a nice surface for gluing. Didn't have any in stock at local store so they shipped it free to home, arrived within 3 business days.
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Great top
Would use any other prefab top out there.
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great
a great table used for anything, nice and heavy and durable for what ever...
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Worktop
Purchased this to go on top of my Material Mate cart. I will be routing in T-tracks so I can use this as a multi-purpose worktop and still carry 3/4" plywood on the cart. Nice top for the price.
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For use as a table saw outfeed table on a Rockler 36x24 stand.
Jim C
on Sep 17, 2019
Right size, easy clean-up
Richard T
on Feb 27, 2019
For use as a table saw outfeed table on a Rockler 36x24 stand.
Jim C
on Sep 17, 2019
This will work great as a workbench top, or outfeed table.
Mike C
on Mar 2, 2019
will this work as a top for the Material Mate?
Is the melamine coating on both sides?
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the melamine coating is on both sides. One side also has an engraved Rockler logo.
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- Derreck N on Sep 1, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2015
How much does this weigh?
BEST ANSWER: The technical info for this top states it weighs 41 pounds. I have three, two I occasionally use on my table saw for gluing my projects, and one is fastened to Rockler's steel bench frame. Great tops.
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- Mike W on Nov 15, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 26, 2017
How does one affix this to the Rockler 24 x 36 steel stand?
BEST ANSWER: Lay the top on the floor, top face down to the floor. Lay the assembled frame, upside down onto the top, center it to position it. Mark the holes with a marker or pencil. Predrill the marded spots, being careful not to drill through to the oppisite side. Depending on the screws you use, I drilled about 5/8". Sit the frame back into position, install the screws, then set the whole assembly right side up.
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- Gregory L on Jul 11, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 10, 2015
How does the top attach to a table?
BEST ANSWER: You can screw inserts, or you can screw from the bottom of a frame up into the table top. I use this top with T-track as a removable top to my Rockler Material Mate Panel Cart and Shop Stand. I have blocks attached to the underside of the work surface which keeps the top in place; then when I need to use the Material Mate, I just lift the top off. It's heavy enough that I don't have to fasten it down; it uses gravity to stay put. While this combination overall is a bit spendy, I find it to be very useful and I'm always needing it for something!
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- Phil on Oct 21, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 21, 2017
I have a number of Rockler T-tracks and a bunch of hold-down T-clamps - I'd like to put these on a 'table' - will the MDF hold screws well under clamping pressure; and if I want to make the track grooves w/ my dado blade, can the edge molding be removed? - thanks.
BEST ANSWER: i wouldn't recommend modifying this table top. Get the actual T-track table or use another table top such as a similar size piece of 3/4" plywood.
Purchasing this table and then modifying it will not give you the results of duplicating the T-track table.
Purchasing this table and then modifying it will not give you the results of duplicating the T-track table.
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- DAVID J on Mar 14, 2018
- Purchased on May 24, 2016
is this the same thickness as the Rockler router table top?
BEST ANSWER: Hello Mark,
Great question, I have both table tops. I measured with micrometer at several points around the perimeter of each top and measure as:
Router table: 1.1820" or 1 3/16" or 30.03 mm
CNC table top: 1.1405" or 1 9/64" or 28.98 mm
Hope this helps
Henry
Great question, I have both table tops. I measured with micrometer at several points around the perimeter of each top and measure as:
Router table: 1.1820" or 1 3/16" or 30.03 mm
CNC table top: 1.1405" or 1 9/64" or 28.98 mm
Hope this helps
Henry
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- Henry Y on Mar 30, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 8, 2015
What is the best way to cut it for miter track? Dado?
BEST ANSWER: The easiest way is probably a hand-held route and a guide. Just sure you are cutting in the correct direction or the router can wander, which happened to me. I filled in the error with acrylic and it works great.
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- Bush L on May 7, 2017
- Purchased on May 18, 2015
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