Portable Table Saw Stand, 330 Lbs Load Capacity Rolling Foldable Table Saw Table with 8 Inch Wheels, Heavy Duty Construction for Easy Storage, Universal for Most Brands of Table Saws

Easy to put togetherFeels plenty stableFits my Dewalt (DCS7485T1) cordless table saw.Very functional as it folds up and stands near the wall, with the saw on it, to save space in the garage.

This stand is worth the money. It is well built and solid. The welds are smooth with no rough sections. Paint job was very good. Assembly was quick and easy. The screw in feet provide easy leveling. All bolts & nuts were included and easy to identify. As for the fit of my saw mounting bolts, that too was easy. I had to move both mounting plates to fit my saw holes and had no problems with aligning the saw. The main part of the table is already assembled. Parts were packed so as to not shift and rattle during shipment. One caution--when mounting the wheels, note that one side of the hub is almost flat and the other side bulges out. The side bulging out goes on the inside against the frame for clearance of the wheel. Over all I am impressed and satisfied. That table is easy to fold/unfold. If you pull up on the handle as you pull the lever, stress is relieved and it unfolds easier. This is a good solid platform for the saw. I think this is better than the DeWalt table. You can move the table while it is set up, handy if you work outdoors. Can't do that with any of the three DeWalt table saw stands.

Works great, I used it with my 10" flex table saw. I had to use U clamps to hold it down. Moves smoothly and easy to set up

PROs: This thing shows up about 80% built, and it's not difficult to finish. It's nice and sturdy. The platforms give it some flexibility in how you mount things. The opening and closing mechanism is really smooth and the wheels roll well on their bushings.CONs: Some of the bolt holes weren't drilled out well enough, so to put the bolts through them you're likely going to need to drill them out a little more. This also doesn't have holes that really align with the Dewalt 8.25" jobsite saw if that's what you plan on mounting, and the supplied hardware won't fit your saw. I am going to go buy some smaller diameter bolts and drill some new mounting holes on my stand (not my saw) to mount it.None of these CONs is a really big deal. The instruction manual is okay. Overall, I am pleased.For building, you will likely want a couple wrenches, some hex keys (aka Allen wrenches), and a drill.

Very sturdy easy to put together and fast shipping

Great product, terrible instructions.Moving the job site table saw got a lot easier with this STABLE saw table. Once assembled, the saw stays bolted to the table and sets up in seconds

I purchased this stand for my 12 inch jointer which weighs about 90 lbs. The build quality is very good and it is easy to assemble. Only issue was the lower guide for the release rod had a bit of metal in it that had to filed away. The jointer fits well and the whole assembly feels solid. The top of the jointer is about 31 inches. The stand males it easy to roll the jointer for use and fold up for storage.

My Workess portable folding table saw stand is awesome. Packaging was excellent. Sharp looking item and fits and transports my late 1980s Makita portable table saw. I'm in my 70s so it's just too heavy to load off my shelf and on to a hand truck. Instructions (pictures) are minimal but understandable. The factory installed bolts and nuts are tightened at the factory, proubably for shipping, so they must be slightly loosened to provide the unit to fold and unfold. Just use some common sense and everything should work as described. Very happy. Much better quality than I expected.