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| Type: | Stands & Bases |
| For Use With: | Miter Saws, Universal |
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This Compact Tool Stand Delivers Stability
Crafted from rugged steel and protected by a thick layer of corrosion halting paint, this 330 pound capacity tool stand delivers solid service, job after job. Featuring the added strength of round steel tubing and the fast movements of spring loaded legs, it’s sturdy yet portable, while equipped with quick release mounting brackets, it easily secures to most 10 and 12 inch miter saws. And even if you just need an extra work surface, its spacious design makes it a solid addition to any jobsite. Stable, fast moving and weighing in at only 25 pounds, contractor or weekend pro, add this tool stand to your arsenal, and get the job done right.
- Compact tool stand supports up to 330lbs
- Rugged steel design provides stable work surface
- Fits most 10 and 12 inch miter saws
- Quick release mounting brackets make set-up easy
- Spring loaded legs deploy fast
- 25lb weight makes transport a cinch
Added on October 14, 2012
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Most Helpful Reviews
Solon, OH
The stand fits perfectly flat on the floor and is very sturdy. I was disappointed when my new saw arrived, however, as the mounting bolts that came with the stand were not threaded down low enough to secure the saw. After buying new mounting bolts everything was fine.
Overland Park, KS
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I assumed that all of the black and red click style mounts were the same. WRONG! This one has 1.75in tubes vs the other has 1.5in tubing and the width apart is 1/8" wider with this one than the others. The red handled mounts are identical though they just need different setups. So a tool setup for one will not fit on another. That aside, the stand is fine by itself. Legs spread about a half inch when you put weight on it, then it stops spreading and it works pretty good. Have used a scroll saw, belt sander, drill press on it, no problems does not walk around. To those breaking the handles. The tensions for the clamps are not set from the factory, you have to set them yourself. You need a 10mm and a philips screwdriver. Easy. All you need is a light clamping force. The mount only needs to be handshake tight, not vice clamp tight. The handles should last forever if set correctly.
Massapequa, NY
Whatever happened to Quality Control? Yes the price was good, but the quality leaves something to be desired. I bought one this morning and when I took it out of the box and placed it on the floor, it rocked terribly. If 3 legs touch the floor, the fourth is about 1/2 inch up off the ground. So I returned it and got another stand. Same exact problem with one leg always about 1/2 inch up in the air. That is totally unacceptable for a tool stand. Granted it is sturdy, which I appreciate, but somebody at the factory should just try it out before boxing it up to sell.
Box Springs, GA
via sears.com
I bought this stand to use for my Craftsman Table Saw. It is very sturdy, was easy to assemble (less than 10 minutes), and is ideal for using my table saw.
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