Where To Put Your New Rolling Mill - Choosing Your New Rolling Mill - Making Your Own Jewellery 

Shop-less hobbyist in an apartment: I had the same quandry. I solved it by mounting my 25kg Pepetools rolling mill (130mm Combo) to 37x56cm piece of plywood. I added 4 cm plywood strips on the long sides, so when the plywood plate sits on top of an old square side/coffee table (3cm mdf with steel tube legs), the side strips reach below and hold the edges of the side table, preventing the plywood from moving/sliding. The table is fairly low, 49 cm off the ground. I sit on a small step stool when I use it. When I need the rolling mill to disappear I remove the crank, place the rolling mill+plywood on the floor, and the table sits neatly on top. I then slide everything under a dropleaf table in my hallway, and it's gone. Prior to using it the first time, I thought I would have to brace with a knee on top to keep the plywood in place, but turns out it's not needed. The mill wants to twist or possibly tip if unfastened, so my setup is all that was needed.

I bolted a metal drawer handle to the post of my bench and took a metal shower curtain hook and hooked it to the motor onto the handle.:)

Oh and amazon has a super cheap stand for rotary tools that havr flex shaft attachments that will work just the same. I have my old flex shaft hooked onto it to use when i need to grind non precious metals.

I just used a kitchen worktop that has sturdy legs and screwed to the wall so it doesn’t move

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