Here is my “yet another table” submission. I ran 2x4s through a planer and table saw to ensure they were mostly straight and of the same dimensions. I was going to do a torsion box, but figured the top was stiff enough with 3/4" (7 ply) plywood and the 2x4s. I put two 2x4s at right angles to make the legs and built in storage to the bottom. The table feels very solid, but shifts/rolls when the machine gets moving good. I might make some kind of wheel chalks to keep things stable.
Overall I am happy with the machine so far, but a little shocked at the quality control. I got sent the wrong spindle and a controller board with the limit switch headers soldered upside down. They got me the right/working parts eventually, but I bet all that overnight shipping wasn’t cheap on their end.
On happier news I was able to get a few tech priests of the adeptus mechanicus over and after a few weeks of sacred rituals and applying holy oils I was up and running. Hail the Omnissiah my limit switches finally work!
Lastly, this thing is so big it could cut out a whole toddler. No seriously, the build area is bigger than my son.
Hope the table design gives someone inspiration. I am off to decide which projects I am going to jump into next. Hard to decide!