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

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.

Very nice for the price and fits on Harbor Freight drill press. veery easy install.

I own several Wen shop tools, and this table fits perfectly into that budget-friendly, occasional-use category with the others. This table is a good size, and it is very simple to set up and use. The T-track clamps are very useful (if awkward at times). It's made everything I've done on my drill press easier and more accurate. I do NOT regret buying it. But there are things about it that might make others leary.The entire thing is MDF, which isn't inherently a problem, as it's thick and strong, BUT I'm constantly paranoid about damaging it or getting it wet. The stop-block in particular has a lot of exposed edges that lack the laminate. This is probably the least significant issue.There is a ruler, of sorts, on the table. Presumably this is there to help align the fence. Great idea. Except it's a sticker that sits proud of the table and almost immediately got damaged as soon as I started sliding material, the stop-block, and the clamps over the surface. I'm not sure how long the thing will last. (And I'm not sure how useful it is, since it doesn't really register against any specific thing on the drill. It's all arbitrary. Simple white lines painted on the table would have been as useful for aligning the fence. When the ruler inevitably wears off, I'll probably just replace that function with silver Sharpie marks.)The clamps are fiddly. They aren't super-intuitive, and the directions are NOT helpful with how they work (The directions were generally terrible, which is has been true of all Wen products I've bought). Once you figure them out, they work just fine, although they are clunky and a bit on the small side. Useful, but not my favorite feture. I often remove them and just use a Quick-Clamp on the table itself.I've had to retighten the table to the drill press table a couple of times. The clamps that secure it underneath (the same fiddly types as on the top) come loose periodically and will need to be checked occasionally.Overall, It's a simple table, of a good size, and I like it. If something happened to it tomorrow and it broke, I'd definitely consider buying another just like it. I just know it's not top-of-the-line, and figured others might want to know what that means before purchasing.

I was just about to start making my own drill press table when I came across Wen’s table on Amazon. This is a great table. It would be very hard to build a table for the price. The build quality is excellent with solid instructions. I am now looking at other Wen products to add to my woodworking shop.

Sturdy, works as it should.

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.

This little drill press table is way nicer than I expected for the price. Secured easily to my drill press. There are higher quality options out there, but as a hobbyist/DIYer who has gotten by without a table of this type for 20 years, I can’t see spending that much for one unless you are doing some kind of production work.

I got this for a smaller drill press in my shop and it works good. I made an extension for the hand crank to adjust the table by buying a coupler and 1/2” rod so it will extend past the table. Works ok but this is a lot of weight for that cheap crank gearbox. It beats taking the table off to adjust height though.Still a good unit.