Semi-stationary work

Benches and tables that turn handheld tools into a fixed set-up. The multifunction table gives a perforated top you can clamp anywhere on, an integrated guide rail and a squared fence, at a 90 cm working height with legs that fold for transport; variants suit a mitre saw, a router or an edge bander. The CMS system mounts a router or saw into a table top with the guards and spindles to match. The mobile saw table is the one built for sheet work: a 1.8 by 1.8 metre beech-topped surface that lets one person handle boards up to roughly 3100 × 2150 mm without a second pair of hands, on braked rollers so it moves when you need it to and stays put when you don't. Roller stands, adjustable stops, cross braces and connecting pieces extend the working surface for long stock — usually the first thing to fail when the workpiece outgrows the bench.