Review on REDLEG 65313 Universal Miter Stand by James Townsend

You'll get the hang of it eventually, but you'll probably be scratching your head looking at the instructions. First you take it out of the box and there aren't many parts. The first thing I noticed was the rubber band under the high beam. What is his job? One side is permanently attached, but the other side isn't going anywhere. The other leg appears to have a latch, but it's set back and riveted so the strap doesn't snap there. Okay, I just ignored that part as there is a metal/wire loop that secures the legs. Setting up supports is pretty easy. The parts list image in the instructions shows all the screws the same size, so you really need to know which screw is longer from the written description. Once you figure that out, there is an issue with bolting the rails to the latch arms. The diagram shows one way, but it won't work if you're installing a miter saw. Pretty much need the wing of this part. Finally, one diagram shows the miter saw blade toward the stop clamps, and the next shows the blade away from the clamps. i think you decide Ironically, I cannot blame the Chinese interpretation for this. It seems to be native English but they don't fucking explain very well. Like I said, you'll find out eventually. Gather everything together and cut out some wooden blocks for an octagonal planter. It worked well.