A single work table supports a panel; a proper fabrication station lets you process it — hold it dead still, lift it off the surface to cut clean, run a scoring rail across it, and do it all at a length that fits a full slab. The Sigma 63G Kit is that station: two expandable 63G benches plus the accessories that make them work as one, ready to set up wherever the job is.
The two tables connect into a continuous, flat work surface up to about 11.8 ft long — enough for full-size gauged porcelain panels — each expandable from 38" to 65" wide, set to two working heights, and rated to about 440 lb apiece. Four tile clamps lock a panel down so it can't shift while you cut or finish, a set of 50 risers lifts the tile about 1/2" off the surface (so your blade clears the table and you can get fingers under the panel to lift it), and two hooks hang your Kera-Cut rail right on the bench.
Like the single table, the kit is the foundation of Sigma's large-format system: it mounts the Kera-Cut scoring rail, the Simple Bevel, and the J-PRO jolly-miter tool, so one setup takes a panel from layout through cut, break, and finished edge. And when the day ends, the aluminum frames fold and break down in minutes for transport. Just need one bench? Get the 63G single table.
Pro tip: Set both tables to the same height and connect them before you load a panel, then clamp the tile down and set your risers under the score line so the cut clears the surface. Lay the risers out before the panel goes down — you can't place them once a slab is on the bench.
