In case you need to maximize your work area and forget all the other nonsense, here’s the table for you. The WorkPro Adjustable Workbench is simply a wide desk, that’s it! This minimalist but spacious option is also very strong, holding up to 2,000 pounds (~900 kg).

While this sturdy table is wide, it’s a bit shallow. That said, it can still fit the average desktop 3D printer and certainly a resin printer. In this case, all of the storage space is simply traded for workspace.

Perfect for a multiple printer setup or an addition to an expanding maker space, this workbench will surely fit the bill for some makers.

• Size: 72 x 20 x 39.5 in (W x D x H, maximum)
• Features: Extra wide workspace, minimalist
• Price: ~$360

WorkPro Adjustable Workbench

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This sleek, steel stand on wheels is a good choice for makers looking for a durable and easy 3D printer table to roll across a workspace. It features four swivel casters, two of which are locking. Although it’s more on the compact side, the desk features ample storage space for accessories or your printing essentials, and the shelves can each hold up to 50 pounds.

Users report this is an ideal table for 3D printers, including larger and heavier resin printers. Some makers even opt to use a larger printer on the uppermost tray and a smaller printer in the middle. This desk gets positive marks for its utility, easy assembly, and sleek aesthetics. While not exactly a budget option, it’s an excellent stand for those seeking longevity and portability in their 3D printing space.

• Size: 24 x 20 x 27 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Portable, shelves for storage space, durable steel frame
• Price: ~$120

Safco Desk with Wheels

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Looking as tough as its namesake, the Gladiator Modular Gearbox is the perfect modern and practical worktable to accent your 3D printer. The steel-plated locking cabinets can securely hold all of your essentials. It also comes with an adjustable shelf and sturdy legs that can be fitted with casters if needed.

While it’s made out of metal, the stability of this one also depends on your assembly skills. As for space, it has just enough workspace and storage for your spools and tools. That being said, it might be more suited to join an existing printing setup or another workbench.

• Size: 28 x 18 x 31 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Modern look, locking doors
• Price: ~$240

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This next desk is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a larger desk to put into the corner of a room or workspace. With an ample amount of surface space, this could certainly fit multiple 3D printers and still have room for accessories, filament, and other necessary items.

Users mention it’s a great value for the price. It also gets high marks for straightforward assembly and durability, and the MDF board is capable of bearing weights up to 100 pounds. Note that there are no shelves underneath. However, the legs are adjustable, and it’s available in two different sizes.

• Size: 50.8 x 50.8 x 29.5 in (W x D x H, maximum)
• Features: L-shape, anti-scratch surface, adjustable legs
• Price: ~$100

Mr. Ironstone L-Shaped Desk

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Though the Seville Classics UltraHD Lighted Workbench looks like it belongs in a garage, it’s also perfect as a 3D printer table. Since it holds up to 514 pounds (~233 kg), you can hang all your filament spools on the pegboard and store everything else in the slim drawer and shelf space below. This table is ideal if you value organization.

With the maximum weight as an indicator of this workbench’s strength, we aren’t worried about stability during prints. The pegboard and drawers should also give you options for storage. Overall, this table is more than just a printing station, it’s for busy hands.

• Size: 48 x 24 x 65.5 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Lighted, dual drawers, pegboard
• Price: ~$290

Seville Classics Workbench

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Adjustable and easy to assemble, this stainless steel table is a solid home for your 3D printers. Users report being able to store heavy 3D printers on it without any issues, and it has a particularly high bearing capacity, as the top shelf can hold 440 pounds. The feet and undershelf are adjustable, which makes it convenient to create additional storage space beneath the undershelf.

The stainless steel surface is highly resistant to rust, easy to clean, and stays dust-free. Reviewers observe that the build is extremely sturdy, so printer vibrations are kept to a minimum. This table is available in a variety of different sizes, so you can opt for a more compact option or go larger if you need more space.

• Size: 48 x 24 x 60 in (W, D, H, maximum)
• Features: Adjustable undershelf, easy-to-clean stainless steel, high load capacity
• Price: $140-$210

StableInk Stainless Steel Table

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Husky is a reputable manufacturer of storage solutions, and their 36-inch W3 rolling tool cart can hold your 3D printer along with many other accessories. The cart features a visually appealing wooden top that should hold most 3D printers, as well as three drawers (two smaller and one large) that can fit a lot of parts, including spare screws, tools, and a few filament spools. The space at the bottom of the cart can be used to store even more filament spools or possibly another 3D printer.

The tool cart has lockable wheels, so you can firmly position your printer wherever you want. There’s also a handle on the side, allowing you to move your 3D printer easier. However, it’s worth mentioning that it’s unlikely you’ll be moving this 87-pound, large, durable cart anywhere outside of a room.

• Size: 40.8 x 17.4 x 39 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Drawers, metal frame, bottom storage space, wheels, handle
• Price: ~$360

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Looking for a wooden workbench for your 3D printing space? This Olympia Tools workbench has got you covered. For a hardwood workbench, the price is hard to beat, and it’s designed to fit nicely into small spaces.

In addition, the bottom shelf and utility drawer make it easy to keep your supplies organized, and the bench can hold up to an impressive 33 pounds. Overall, this would also potentially be a good option for combining woodworking and 3D printing into one space. Users report mixed experiences with the assembly process, with some saying it’s very easy to assemble while others found it more challenging.

• Size: 59.6 x 19.7 x 33.8 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Compact size, work trough, drawers
• Price: $190-$220

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Sometimes you need a temporary table. Other times you need a folding table that can travel with your portable 3D printer. And sometimes you just need clamps. Well, maybe not clamps, but if you do, this portable work table is perfect for the occasion.

If your temporary plans start to become more permanent, fear not, because while it’s not exactly a beauty to behold, and your inner interior decorator may have a fit, your inner engineer will be cool as a cucumber with the table’s 1,000-lbs weight rating.

• Size: 33.5 x 21.7 x 30 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Weather-resistant, portable
• Price: ~$110

Keter Folding Workbench

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Looking for something with a low profile and modern look? The UltraGraphite Mobile Workbench will fit into a more compact space without sacrificing style. Another portable option, it has a steel drawer and a minimal surface area.

A solid wood top and locking casters pair up to be good enough to run a printer on, but keep in mind only two of them lock. Space here is minimal but still enough for a printer and a laptop. Add to that the limited storage, and this desk is better off for smaller operations or as the designated space for an additional printer to your preexisting setup.

• Size: 48 x 24 x 37 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Wood top, small footprint, portable
• Price: ~$250

Seville Classics UltraGraphite

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Need something strong that suits your specific needs? Then BenchPro’s workbenches won’t disappoint. While the company offers many kinds of workbenches, this one is their steel tubing and cantilevered design. And, like all BenchPro benches, it’s customizable with a wide variety of accessories. You can add whatever your printing space requires, from lights to power strips, pegboards, and even a footrest.

Withstanding a maximum load of 5,000 pounds, this table will be just fine handling your printer and accessories. Especially given the possible add-ons, BenchPro’s table is pretty much the best do-anything workbench.

• Size: Starting at 24 x 48 x 36 (W x D x H, maximum)
• Features: Customizable, sturdy steel tubing
• Price: ~$155 and up (based on size and add-ons)

BenchPro Workbench Series

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Whether you have a unique storage idea for spools or want to run your 3D printer somewhere besides the usual tabletop, 2×4 Basics’ Custom Workbench will make it easier to build. Providing you with a template and materials, you can customize your printing table to be as simple or as complex as you desire.

The product itself is a set of structural resin legs and shelf stands. As the name implies, this makes it as simple as cutting and screwing a few two-by-fours.

The sturdiness of the structure depends on the builder in this case, but the Amazon reviews paint a clear picture of its sturdiness and customizability. The ease of assembly makes this table accessible to most amateur makers or anyone on a tighter budget.

• Size: Customizable, 36″ H
• Features: Simple construction, customizable
• Price: ~$125

2x4 Basics Custom Workbench

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In case the name doesn’t clue you in, this unit is really big. This rolling option is also the widest on our list. The UltraHD Heavy Duty Rolling Cabinet Workbench has stainless steel locking drawers and doors for storing even the largest collection of filament. Add to that the solid wood top, and this option is both practical and aesthetically pleasing.

The Heavy Duty Rolling Cabinet has an extensive work area and is very sturdy. The workspace calls for more than just one printer and can probably suit a collection of CNC machines. The storage space may be excessive as well, but that’s part of its identity. Although this option demands a large room and perhaps multiple printers, it’s a great addition to any maker space.

• Size: 77 x 20 x 37.5 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Lots of storage and space, movable
• Price: ~$900

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Specifically built for monitors and AV equipment, this cart is an excellent option for those seeking a compact 3D printer cart that can easily be transported from point A to B. Despite being on the smaller side, users give this rolling cart high marks for stability, simple assembly, and durable steel construction.

The three levels offer space for a 3D printer in addition to filament spools or even a CNC router in some cases, plus it comes with a power strip with four outlets. The cart is adjustable, so you can customize the height of the shelves according to your specific storage and capacity needs.

• Size: 24 x 18 x 42 in (W x D x H)
• Features: Designed specifically for electronic equipment, built-in power strip, shelves, wheels
• Price: ~$265

Pearington Rolling Cart

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Want to get your hands really dirty? Then this Makerspace workbench is for you. With a detailed guide on its site, you can build your dream printing station. It has ample workspace with a backboard and a shelf above and below where your printer could go.

It goes without saying that the Makerspace workbench is completely customizable, so its sturdiness, spaciousness, and use case are completely up to you. It’s a great project for makers with some building skills or those who want to save a little money.

• Size: 72 x 30 x 31.5 in (W x D x H, default)
• Features: Completely customizable
• Price: <$100

Ikea is perhaps one of the most well-known furniture manufacturers, and the Ikea Lack table is popular among 3D printing enthusiasts for use as a DIY enclosure. The table has one shelf (the top one) and can fit most small and medium-sized 3D printers (e.g. Ender 3 V2, Prusa i3 MK3S+). Since they’re so affordable, many makers buy two tables and stack them for even more storage space.

Although this table lacks any super useful features, besides offering a low-key way to hold your printer, it only costs around $15, so it’s a great bang for your buck. Also, as the table is wood, you can easily attach features to the Lack table, such as a spool holder, drawers, or acrylic panels for an enclosure.

• Size: 22.6 x 22.6 x 17.8 in (W x D x H, default)
• Features: Fits many 3D printers, an enclosure can fit on it, you can add features like drawers
• Price: $10-15

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