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Sigma Work Table Spacers

Sigma Work Table Spacers (Set of 50)

by Sigma
SKU 409
$42.00 - $42.00
$42.00
$42.00 - $42.00
$42.00

Drill and plunge without wrecking your table. These Sigma Work Table Spacers (set of 50) lift tile off the workbench bed so you can make penetration cuts and holes without damaging the tabletop. A simple set that protects your work surface on every cut-out. (Not for use during scoring cuts.)

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A set of 50 spacers that raise tile off the Sigma Work Table bed for penetration cuts and holes.

  • Quantity: Set of 50
  • Use: Raise tile off the table bed to allow penetration cuts and holes without damaging the tabletop
  • For: Sigma Work Table
  • Note: Not for use during scoring cuts
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Sigma Work Table Spacers (Set of 50) — Lift Tile for Clean Penetration Cuts

Drilling holes or making penetration cuts with the tile flat on the table is how you chew up a perfectly good tabletop — the bit or blade breaks through and digs straight into the bed. These Sigma Work Table spacers solve it. Set the tile up on the spacers and you create clearance underneath, so you can make penetration cuts and holes without damaging the table or the tile.

This set of 50 gives you plenty to support a tile evenly across its footprint on the Sigma Work Table. One simple note: they're for penetration work, not scoring — pull them when you're back to scoring cuts. Pair with the ST400 work table clamps to lock the tile down while you work.

Why Tile Pros Choose It

  • Protects the table: Lifts tile so the bit or blade clears the bed
  • Clean penetrations: Make holes and cutouts without damaging tile or table
  • Plenty on hand: Set of 50 supports tile evenly
  • For the Sigma Work Table: Purpose-made spacers
  • Simple and fast: Drop them in, set the tile, go

Pro tip: Spread the spacers to support the tile evenly under and around where you're cutting so it doesn't rock or crack, and remember to remove them before scoring cuts — they're penetration-only.