For the Workshop
drilling table for bench and pillar drills
Turn your drill into a drilling station: The clamping plate, measuring 450 × 400 mm and made of 4 mm galvanized steel, is mounted on the machine table using the mounting bracket. You can secure workpieces, a vise, and stops tool-free in the slot clamping system instead of holding them by hand. The chip guard supports the exit edge, ensuring the drill bit exits without tearing the material.
Which Model for What
RUWI Drilling Table Basic
Individual drilling operations using our own clamping devices.
Plate 450 × 400 mm, “ slot ” clamping system, splinter protection, 7 kg
Back to Basics
RUWI Drilling Table Classic
Rows and series with equal spacing: pot strips, connectors, rows of holes.
720 mm marking ruler with laser-etched " scale," 2 folding stops with fine adjustment
To the Classic
RUWI Drilling Table Premium
Long pieces—such as doors, stair stringers, and planks—are laid flat instead of propped up.
table extension 1,060 × 150 mm, 72 to 107 cm high, can be mounted on three sides
Go to PremiumThe RUWI drilling table turns your bench or pillar drill into a safe drilling station: You can secure workpieces tool-free in the slot clamping system instead of holding them by hand. This reduces the risk of injury and allows you to drill rows, batches, and tricky small parts with repeatable precision. It’s available in three configurations—Basic, Classic, and Premium.
Basic, Classic, or Premium?
All three share the same base: the “ clamping plate ” measuring 450 × 400 mm, made of 4 mm galvanized steel sheet with the “ slot ” clamping system and a splinter guard that can be attached to either side. The difference lies in the stop and the support for long parts:
- drilling table Basic: the “ clamping plate ” with mounting bracket—the foundation on which you work with your own clamping devices and stops.
- drilling table Classic: Also includes the stop ruler (720 mm, anodized aluminum) with a laser-etched “ scale ” and two folding stops with fine adjustment—for drilling rows and series of holes at consistent intervals without having to mark them again.
- drilling table Premium: Also includes the height-adjustable RUWI table extension (1,060 × 150 mm, 72–107 cm), which can be mounted on the left, right, or front—for long workpieces such as doors, stair stringers, or large-format furniture parts.
In short: Basic, if you just need a sturdy drill plate. Classic, if you’re drilling to precise, repeatable dimensions. Premium, if you regularly mount long workpieces. The stop ruler, the folding stops, and the table extension can also be added individually later—so you can start small and expand as needed.
In two minutes
Easy to install: the “ drilling table ” on the pillar drill
The video shows how the drilling table changes the machine: Place the plate on the machine, secure the workpiece in the slot clamping system, and drill.
Where " RUWI "drilling table helps
- Drilling a series of holes using the stop ruler: Set the position using the laser-marked " scale " and drill identical holes in each part. The " table extension " also serves as a stacking aid.
- Long, large items: Use the " table extension " to extend the support surface to the left, right, or front.
- Small, fiddly parts: Secure them in a vertical vise ( horizontal toggle clamp ) or the tool-free machine vise in the slots instead of holding the workpiece by hand—this significantly reduces the risk of accidents.
How to Install the drilling table
Align the mounting bracket on the machine table and secure it to the T-slots s—arranged transversely or in a cross pattern—using at least two screws and locknuts. Then connect the drilling table to the bracket using four hex socket screws (SW4). This one-time assembly takes about 10 minutes and ensures greater safety and repeatability in the long term.
FAQs
It fits many drill presses, bench drills, drill stands, and smaller milling machines. Assembly instructions, screws, and threaded plates are included. If the standard accessories don’t fit, you can use nuts with washers. Typical compatible manufacturers include Flott, Alzmetall, Optimum (Stürmer), Wabeco, Bernardo, Knuth, Gillardon, Noll, Maxion, HBM Machines, Güde, Scheppach, and Holzmann. If you’re unsure, please contact us—we’ll check it out with you.
You can drill with confidence, precision, and speed—especially when working with mass-produced parts made of wood, metal, or plastic. The large contact surface and the “ table extension ” securely hold even long workpieces, and because even small parts are firmly secured, the risk of injury is significantly reduced.
First, just flip it over and use the undamaged side. Once that side is worn out, you can find affordable replacements in the online store.
Yes. All drilling tables have pre-drilled holes along the side edges, which you can use to connect several of them side by side to form a wide platform—perfect for row drills.
