Table ideas thanks

[Splinterfingerswoodw (Michael Maynard)]

Hopefully sometime this month I will be getting a shapeoko five in a 4x4 but I have a question I also have a shapeoko 4 XXL I was thinking about stacking one on top of the other has anyone done something similar to this with other machines possibly and is there any way you could drop a couple of pictures to give me some ideas thanks

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

I did this w/ my SO Pro XXL (it’s on an old ping-pong table section on top of 4 plastic storage crates) with the SO5 Pro 4x2 on a Kobalt workbench:

Making a 24" workbench work for an SO5 Pro

For various reasons (stock, cheapness, it was on sale, not being able to read a spec sheet, &c.) I purchased: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-Kobalt-72-in-Work-Table/5000045517 (currently it’s $299, which is $50 off the $349 list, YMMV) It would of course, be perfect for my SO3 XL, but I am hoping to make it work for my 4x2 SO5 Pro — usually I’d just get a sheet of Baltic Birch plywood, but the 36" (well, 35" would be perfect) x 60" which I would need isn’t a commonly available size — Woodcra…

Probably a pair of such workbenches w/ two plywood sections and some foam on them would be workable.

Please pardon the basement (cluttered/messy), but if I clear off the SO Pro, I can home it and do small tests/checks, and most importantly, it’s available for me to inspect and use as a reference for tech support tickets.