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Hi,

For the Life of me I'm unable to find a small PC test bunch/table to work on. Can't seem to find them. I watch THIS and he has one which I'd love to find similar of
 

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i think you mean " bench"
 
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Test bench? There might be newer companies on the market making them, but the last I looked Dimastech still makes a pretty decent test bench and their prices aren't outrageous. Yes...I'm pointing my fingers right at those utterly beautiful but god awful expensive banchettos from Microcool......;). Even Lian Li got into test benches for awhile, I've seen them in stock at various places and on ebay over the last year. They might be worth a look.

Dimastech to me....has seriously good build quality for the money....and they've recently added a USA website.

http://www.dimastechusa.com/

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Yeah, if Googling test bunch, I can see where you might be having problems finding what you want. ;)

As far as your link above, I don't see any bench or table. Just a pad, perhaps an anti-static and hopefully non-conductive "mod/assembly" pad similar to this.

Computer test bench shows many options.

But you really need to be more specific in describing what you want.

Something like this this works great too. It provides lots of non-conductive workspace and you can build it yourself pretty cheap. Just be sure you do NOT "finish" the surface with varnish, shellac, polyurethane, etc. You want an unfinished surface to ensure a non-conductive surface. You also can [and should] run a solid copper grounding cable from the bench to facility earth ground pretty easily. That's important to keep destructive ESD events from ruining your day (and motherboard, RAM, graphics card, and/or CPU too). And with a real work "bench" you have room for a multimeter, soldering iron, and a bits bin as well.
 
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