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It's not perfect but not bad. Took about 5 min to assemble. Very sturdy in use, just kick the legs out as far as they will go. When folding it up you need to fold the handle end first, But actually this works fine as you tip it up and past center, fold the handle end then fold up the wheel end. When sitting upright for storage it sits on the plastic screw handle that adjusts the roller, don't like that much as it will scratch it up and eventually break it. The wheel shaft is welded on, kind of wished it was a push through shaft that I could remove as I don't really need the wheels on it all the time. With the shaft sticking out you would want the wheels on so you don't impale yourself. Lower shelf brackets will come in handy I expect. I was planning on using this for my table saw too, but the rollers are too low and the saw would be way too high anyway. So I don't have a dual purpose use for it. That is fine as it will serve for my 12 inch slider. This is shorter than some which is why I picked it, space is at a premium. Well built, solid, reasonably light weight, good value for the money. Yes I would recommend it. Maybe they will change a couple things and it would be perfect.
Edit: Now that I have used this stand a bit I am really liking it even more. I have a Dewalt DWS780 mounted and this stand does not move. Rollers are easy to adjust and sturdy. The lumber supports on the legs are very handy. I recently stacked 2x4s on them and it was very convenient. The power strip could come in handy for contractors. This stand is somewhat short in length which is what I wanted for my space. Contractors will possibly prefer a longer stand if they have the means to haul it. As it is I use a portable roller stand for end support on long boards.
Edit #2: This stand is now a respected fixture in my small shop. The tool mounting brackets are perfect for holding a tape measure. They fit under the front of my miter saw and are always available, I keep on one on each side. The holes that are used to hold the legs when folded up are perfect for keeping a pencil handy, just use a large eraser (or use rubber bands) to keep it from falling through the hole. I find the power strip is perfect for plugging in palm sander, Router or hand planer. I plug the power strip into my vac switch so that any tool plugged in will activate the vacuum. This is very handy as my table saw/work table is close. So easy to connect a hose from to vacuum to the tool and use the power strip to run the vac as needed. While I could have just added a power strip to do this it works out it is in the perfect place for my shop.
EDIT #3: There is one negative I can report, the mounts slope back i.e. they are not in alignment with the rollers. I shimmed my miter saw by 3/8 inch at the rear in order to get the deck in line with the out-feed rollers. As near as I can tell the mounts are not adjustable.
| Manufacturer | Southern Technology LLC |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MT4000 |
| Item Weight | 37 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 49 x 16.25 x 8.25 inches |
| Item model number | MT4000 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Style | Deluxe Miter Saw Stand with Wheels and Power Outlet |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | Miter Saw Stand |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
