Portable Miter Saw Stand

Jul 04, 2005 12 Replies

Hey Folks!



I'm looking for a well made portable Miter Saw Stand, preferably with wheels, for under $300



What are your recommendations?



Thanks, Ed



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The DeWalt stand at $185 is pretty good:

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On 7/4/2005 7:58 AM Profit From Wood.com mumbled something about the following:

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if you don't mind spending just a little more
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is one of the best that I've seen.

I have the HTC HP-575PK Miter Saw Tool Stand.

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's works great but it's a little heavy to carry in and out of my basement shop. Fortunately, the table that the saw mounts to slides out of the stand with the removal of two wing-nutted bolts allowing me to carry the saw and the stand separately.

"Profit From Wood.com" wrote in news:vLmdndAM8 snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com:

I like the Ridgid Miter Saw Utility Vehicle at Home Depot. $199 list, often on sale, ranging from $99 to $149 reported pricing. I got mine for the $99 deal, 18 months ago.

If I were to use this, in and out of a truck, every day for a couple of years, it might have problems, but in light to medium duty use, it's fine.

Patriarch

If you can up your ceiling slightly, I'll second the Trojan stand. I got mine around 18 months ago for $309, but I notice that woodworker.com now has them for something like $350. I move my DeWalt DW708 miter saw all the time, and I really appreciate the Trojan stand.

George Bame Norfolk, VA

This one is rather sweet:

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Check out the Wilton at Menard's. They have them on sale occasionally. I got one for less than $90.

We use an earlier version of the Delta 50-155. Here's a link.

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very well and can be used with about any miter saw. We have a Dewalt 12" on it now

Mike O.

I made one from culled lumber for about $30 bucks. I bought some pneumatic tires on eBay, which are the most expensive components.

Thanks to all for your input!

I'll let you know which one I choose!

Ed

Did you check out the Wilton modem? If there is a Menard's near you.,The price is right. I like mine alot.

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