Workbench/Heavy Duty Table Prices and where is best to buy from?

Suckit

I am looking for a heavy duty table (2 tables) to put a CNC Router and another for a Laser cutter. Both are pretty heavy. Would a workbench be my be best bet, or is there heavy duty tables i can get?
Also, what sort of price range can i expect to pay?
I have looked around and so far i am drawing a blank as to which is the better option for me.
These are way out of my price range - http://www.axminster.co.uk/benches-vices-storage/benches/woodworker-s-benches
I am not sure which would be my best option of these (Butcher Block maybe?) - https://www.murphyworkbenches.ie/collections/all
This does not look like it would be sturdy enough - https://www.amazon.co.uk/VonHaus-Boltless-Workbench-Worktable-Shelving/dp/B00LPCQ82Q/
Similar with this - https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Workbenches/Dirty-Pro-ToolsTM-Workbench-Pegboard-Workshop-Capacity/B01LD163BY/

And finally this looks like it would do the job, but if it is only $50 in the U.S., then surely i could find it for a similar price over this side of the Atlantic?
It is €150 delivered including taxes to Ireland - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0030T1BRE
Preferably €115 delivered from eBay with taxes paid etc. - http://www.ebay.ie/itm/272480378567/
Is that a decent price? Or could that be bought here for similar to the $50 asking in America?

Or are they even any good?

Sorry for the billion questions, i do not know what to be looking out for, or the normal going prices etc.

Edit.  I just realised that the wood does not come with the one from America.

dusty207

The last 2 from Amazon & eBay would appear to be just the hardware, as they say "lumber not included" in the item description.

Sorry if I'm missing the point somehow!

Hopkins 90164 2x4basics Workbench and Shelving Storage System
Features:

- Custom workbench of any length (up to 8-feet), width (up to 4-feet), and configuration, 36-inches high
- Only 90 degree cuts are required, all hardware is included
- Workbench and ShelfLinks support spans up to 8-feet (2.4 m) and 1000 pounds (400 kg) per shelf
- Includes 4 workbench legs, 6 ShelfLinks; lumber not included
- Limited two year warranty

EDIT, Ha, you've just beaten me to it!!!

Calahonda52

You don't need a workbench just for setting the rigs on, u are paying for stuff you wont need.
Depending on the weight, perhaps get a local engineering shop to weld you up a pair of angle iron "cubes" and you could have them drill the top angles to allow you bolt on maybe 25mm WBP ply and the bottom for four adjustable legs for levelling... and maybe some adjustable wheels for moving...

Attached is just some booze assisted doodles

Suckit

Yeah, i only noticed it on the ebay listing just after i posted it

recipio

Why don't you buy some metal table legs and bolt some ply sheets on top. ? Ikea have some very cheap and adjustable table legs for 10 euro. Alternatively there are loads of router/workshop tables made from angle iron out there.