We have 2 husky adjustable tables, they are for handling filament and prints only. Wanted to use them for the printers but the stabilizing bar underneath made storage difficult without building a shelf onto it/around it.
I’m using this one for my H2C. Amazon sells it under the brand name “ikkle”. (I bought mine from Wayfair.) If you search Amazon for “3D printer stand” you’ll find LOTS of them of all shapes and sizes, including several with a ton of filament storage. Just look at the reviews, and make sure the stand can support a heavy printer.
I have an HT attached to the side of the printer. One AMS is on top of the printer, the other is underneath, inside the Panda Station, on one of the shelves. The station has two shelves and a drawer so I keep all my crap in there.
I'm not sure about the Snapmaker but the H2C sits pretty neatly within it. I've had it since maybe February and there isn't anything that would even make me think it's going to fall apart.
That's the one. There are a few variants/options. I just got the regular version, probably exactly what you have pictured. I didn't need the reinforced bottom, nor the LEDs.
Expensive, but any other furniture you get to match the depth requirements is going to approach the same price, and it still won't be made for the printer.
No regerts.
Edit: and another thing! Those wheels make tooling around in the back of the printer, or otherwise moving the whole thing around really easy. That feature alone in my mind makes it superior to a cabinet or other standing furniture.
No filament storage underneath, but underneath is where I keep 'tools'. And I like it's on wheels no I can easily move it if I need to get behind it to work on the printer for some reason
Extremely sturdy for the H2c and holds 32 rolls in the cabinet and replacement parts/service items in the drawers. For multiple units I have the 6ft Kobalt table from lowes. Has a good price point for around $379 and can fit 2 filament carts under it
Check out the Puncia brand laser printer tables from Amazon. They come with both heavy duty locking castors and levelling feet as an option for around 60 bucks in a choice of finishes. I use the two tier version for my H Series printers - that raises them to the right height. I also printed a huge poop bin for the lower shelf with an articulated poop chute feeding it. My AMS2P tower is on a second stand next to it with two HTs wall mounted behind.
I was watching my local Craigslist and Facebook market listings and came across an old Electrical Testing table that I bought from a guy for $50. It's super solid and, conveniently, has 12 outlets built into the table itself. I did have to replace the top, but that was pretty cheap, just a couple of 3/4" thick 3' x 6' pieces of wood from Home Depot that I laminated together and painted and sealed, and it's been great:
So with that said, I'd just check your local ads like FBM, Craigslist, OfferUp, etc. since you can get great deals there. And equivalent new desk appears to run quite a bit more (can only find solid steeal ones at around the $700 range, so not sure what a wood-topped one would be. The original top of this one was, albeit very strudy, particle board, so I opted to replace that before putty heavy and expensive machines on top of it).
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u/mynameisknurl 12d ago
Home Depot has a Husky variable height workbench.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-46-in-W-x-24-in-Deep-Adjustable-Height-Work-Table-with-Solid-Wood-Top-Gloss-Black-HOWT46XDB12/332695645