To convert the bench into a power tool bench, the cover plate is replaced by an insert plate (36) having a power tool (such as a circular saw) bolted beneath it.

The cutting element of the power tool projects through an opening in the insert plate to cut a work piece supported on the bench top.

The finisher also includes at least one of the following devices: a Z-folder (70), a saddle stitcher (90), and an insert tray (150).

Shaft insertion holes are formed through the tray housing.

The test tray aligns a plurality of inserts on its side.

The tray member (51) has a metal insert member (200) provided in the resin.

The storage element is fixed on an insert element within the receiving region.

The insert (80) is retained in the tray (T) by means of a securing tab (38, 40) formed from the tray and engaged by an upper edge of the insert.

Metal insert members (200a-200f) are embedded in the resin of the tray member (51).

The opening unit opens inserts at one part of the one side of the test tray.

A prosthetic knee system includes a tibial tray (12), a non- rotating tibial insert (14), and a rotating tibial insert (16).

The non-rotating tibial insert and the rotating tibial insert are selectively couplable to the tibial tray such that a fixed or a mobile orthopaedic prosthesis may be configured.

The tibial insert can be located on the proximal surface of the tibial plateau and can include an aperture.

Another example is an adaptor having an insert section for inserting over a tray, and an elongated pocket hanging down from the insert section for holding a smart tablet device.

The divot simulator insert has a base; a tray rests on top of the base with a simulated turf surface fitted therein.