Review on 🪓 Folding Mobility and Stability Unleashed: Introducing POWERTEC MT4009 Rolling Table Saw Stand by David Perez

This is one of the things I should have bought 10 years ago! I have a compact Ridgid table saw that has a handle and wheels for easy transport, floor or something like the task of setting up and securing two saws with boards or a folding table. So I decided to order this car. So happy I did! There are several reviews stating that it is not compatible with Ridgid compact table saws. Rest assured that it is compatible. The saw stand can be an inch smaller. but it's an easy fix because you can adjust the legs on the saw Three things: > the back legs on the table saw need to be rotated 180 degrees (unscrew, rotate the two halves, reattach) > adjust the plates on the stand to align the holes (as indicated) > You will need 4 bolts, nuts and lock washers to adjust the diameter of the leg holes, long enough to fit through the thick legs. Since I didn't have that size on hand, it took a trip to the hardware store and $6. The folding mechanism worked well, but I usually just leave it open. It's just so handy to wheel it out of the garage and get it ready to go. Even rolling in the garden to work in the garden shed etc. is no problem. Maybe not the easiest because it doesn't have a long handle, but it moves up and down the slope quite easily. The only downside, which I would deduct half a star from, is that it doesn't have rubber or plastic feet in the upright position for parking - hence the base gets chipped, scratched and rusted. In an ideal world for mobile use on construction sites and outside of projects, the wheels could have a larger diameter to roll a little easier.