The stand is compatible with most common miter saws and the utility vehicle sets up in seconds. The stand features an upright folding design for easy storage, set-up and break down.
Includes: Stand, (2) mounting brackets, (2) material stops, (2) material supports, hardware, (2) wheels, (1) handle, (2) feet, (1) frame support leg, and an operator's manual.
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The stand is compatible with most common miter saws and the utility vehicle sets up in seconds. The stand features an upright folding design for easy storage, set-up and break down.
Includes: Stand, (2) mounting brackets, (2) material stops, (2) material supports, hardware, (2) wheels, (1) handle, (2) feet, (1) frame support leg, and an operator's manual.
I have this stand and experience the same issue as you (have a 12" slider - the 65lb Bosch Glide saw). What I found is that the saw itself had slide down towards the right side of the bracket (between the two poles, requiring A LOT more effort to open it). Once I repositioned it in the center between the brackets and tightened it back up, it was much easier to open.
Fantastic deal and stand. I was waiting on a sale but got impatient and ordered a factory blemished from DTO for $189 a couple weeks ago when they had $50 off $200+.
The stand is so awesome that I'm not even that upset I could have gotten it for $99 at HD. I felt it was still a steal at $189 - $50 (plus bought something small I needed anyway to get the $50 off).
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Got this stand from last BF, and love it. Folds up great and the wheels have held up. One thing is I'm 180lbs and I have to push my whole weight down on the handle to get it to lock when I'm opening it up. Otherwise, the weight of a 12" sliding was super heavy for me to push down without me dangling.
I have this stand and experience the same issue as you (have a 12" slider - the 65lb Bosch Glide saw). What I found is that the saw itself had slide down towards the right side of the bracket (between the two poles, requiring A LOT more effort to open it). Once I repositioned it in the center between the brackets and tightened it back up, it was much easier to open.
Got this last year and it's 100% worth the money, and kind of worth the hassle. Had a lot of hassle though - if you order with home delivery, expect your package to arrive completely beat up, scuffed and in my case, bent. I had to return it to Home Depot, then order a replacement online (they wouldn't give me one from the store or order for me as they were sold out). I ordered a replacement online in front of CS in the store, and the second one arrived in decent enough condition. I leave my dewalt compound miter saw on this and being able to roll it around rocky terrain and store standing up is great. My friends with trucks will also come by to borrow the unit and it's easy to pick up with two people to load into a truck bed.
How with this do with a dewalt sliding miter? I use it mostly to cut molding, Will this so the trick all around?
This will work. I have a 12" double bevel sliding compound miter saw. Bolts into the orange arm assemblies easily and mounts onto the stand. Sturdy enough to leave it in locked position and I've never felt that it was unbalanced while sliding/turning the saw or rolling/storing vertically. Setup/take down is incredibly easy, just press the lock button with your foot and deploy/compact the unit.
Had it for about 2 years. Holds good to weekly usage and up and down from the trailer and over rocks and dirt. The best stand that I had. The large wheels and easy to handle structure of the stand make all the diference. Good price!!! This is the price I got it 2 years ago after Black Friday.
I bought it as well for $99 a few years ago when it was on sale and I love it! No complaints whatsoever, it's even easy to roll up and down the bulkhead stairs for when I store it in the basement. 10/10 all day. If you're on the fence buy it, you can always return it later if you don't need it.
As many others have stated, this thing is simply awesome, especially for the price. I used it on a shed/tiny house project this summer. The large wheels allow for it to go over uneven terrain, as I put to the test. I was able to saw 18' boards easily. It seems to be holding up quite well except those plastic "hole-fillers" fall out easily, I'm sure I lost a few of them.
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The stand is so awesome that I'm not even that upset I could have gotten it for $99 at HD. I felt it was still a steal at $189 - $50 (plus bought something small I needed anyway to get the $50 off).
It's a no brainer at this price.
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10 In. 2.5 HP Tile/Brick Saw would fit on this?
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