Portable Miter Saw Stand w/ Quick-release Mounting Brackets, 330Lbs Load Capacity, 8" Wheels and 3-Prong Tripple Outlets, Folding Design for Easy Storage in Garage - Orange (MT4000V)

Did a lot of research on this, as I needed a stand for my new Skill 10" sliding compound miter saw. The Powertec, portable miter saw stand is well designed, well built, compact when not in use, and fits my saw perfectly. This Powertec stand appears to be nearly identical to a stand sold by Skill; what sold me on the Powerrtec version is the inclusion of three 110V outlets, which I have found to be very convenient. The stand has two quick-release bracket arms that hold the saw firmly in place. I intend to mount a "universal mounting base" to these arms and use the stand to support a router table, belt grinder, etc. I think this will free up a lot of floor space for me. The stand can support over 300 lbs and is more than stable enough for my needs, but I can't say it is rock solid (and I expect this is true for nearly all of these portable stands). Stop looking! Excellent piece of equipment, and excellent value, as well.

Love it. Easy to put together. I love how simple it is to move my miter saw around. Very mobile and sturdy. Instant workstation. Simple to slide/adjust my miter saw to different locations or remove it altogether and use my stand for other things. So far I am very happy with this purchase! Great product!

This stand is sturdy and beefy. It rolls smoothly and has a small footprint in my garage when it's folded up against the wall. I mounted a SPT70WT worm drive Skilsaw to it. It did require me to drill 4 holes in my table saw to mount it since the SPT70WT did not have pre-drilled holes already. There are a ton of places to mount a saw to this stand, so I doubt there are many portable table saws that won't mount to this. As long as your saw isn't bigger than the platform space, it should mount no problem. This stand is extremely well made for the price and I think it will be a huge improvement to my garage workspace. I love how easy it is to get my saw up and running. I used to have to set up sawhorses and a table top before getting the saw going. Now I just pull the dolly out and fire it up. I recommend this stand, if you are on the fence just buy it.

This was a nice solid stand once I got it assembled. The locking mechanism was a little tricky to understand based on the instructions (the pictures did not match the product) but not too hard to figure out just by looking at it. The two items most noteworthy if you are thinking about purchasing this stand are 1)even though the included brackets appear very adjustable, it did not fit my table saw, which is a Craftsman 10 inch table saw. Now I'd have to assume that a Craftsman 10 inch table saw is one of the most popular, best selling table saws in US history, in tens of millions of garages. So that was a surprise. I ended up having to drill a hole through a bracket to make it fit after getting three other holes to line up. 2) The way this saw unfolds is counter-intuitive for me. It is not at all obvious how to get it to open up. The only way I've found to do it is to wedge my foot behind the bar that swings the wheels toward you and use leverage to open it up. Maybe there is a better way but the instructions do not help in this regard. I may put some kind of foot-pad or something on that lower bar to make it easier to pull out. Once the saw is mounted and I manage to get the table opened it is plenty sturdy and seems like a solid, quality stand. Folding it up again is easy. Like many of these rolling stands, it mysteriously has no protection on the bar that rests against the ground or concrete to keep it form getting scratched up and rusted. A little bit of rubber host would go a long way there.

I've done all the research in searching for a quality practical stand.I had upgraded both my saw and stand in the last week.I purchased a DeWalt double bevel compound miter saw. I wanted to stick with the DeWalt stand, however, lacking a few essentials for me prevented me from doing so. So I started looking elsewhere.I am in the trade and use my saw all the time. Truth be told I was using a Harbor freight saw stand which I Loved. I sold my saw with stand. I was now in the hunt for a similar saw stand to the HB one.There were quite a few features about this stand I appreciated.1. This stand is well built and sturdy.2. It took me less then 30 minutes to install the separate parts. You really don't need the instructions as it's pretty straightforward mounting the wheels the rollers the outlets etc.3. I Love the double tube supports? Most only have one time support4. The 3 outlets attached to this stand I felt was a huge plus!5. I like the fold out supports at the bottom of front legs too.6. The rollers on each end of the supports was important for me. For whatever reason, DeWalt stopped making the rollers. The only other one I could find was from Harbor freight. HF heavy duty stand is notable! However, I wanted to search for a different brand.7. The wheels on this thing are 8" I'm diameter!8. The handle makes it easy to pull and maneuver.* All in all, I could not be happier with this saw stand!I feel like this is a top rated saw stand!Cheers!

Have a kobalt 7 1/4 miter saw with this stand and it has worked great. Setup and take down are easy. Very good price for this stand would recommend.

Does not fit a standard 2 X 4!!! Do not buy. Misinformation re: that it fits 2 X 4 cross bars. Does not fit 2 X 4’s !!!!!

The stand was very well packaged and did not have any scratches. I was very impressed with the quality and engineering of the stand. It fit my miter saw (Skil 10 in sliding miter saw) perfectly. Look no more, and I love supporting small businesses!