🪓 Folding Mobility and Stability Unleashed: Introducing POWERTEC MT4009 Rolling Table Saw Stand Review

Lol wish they would say it's kid size lol. I need to make a frame around my Makita table saw and bolt the frame onto this carriage. not a bad car just very small. Make sure you get your table saw measurements before ordering. I had to wait for my table saw to be delivered!

This is the second one I have bought in two weeks. I installed my 10" table saw on the first and will mount my 12" planer on the second. Easy to install or remove. I no longer use my workshop for sawing, planing, etc., as sawdust is left everywhere. I cut anything outdoors and these wheeled folding stands are a blessing.

The first item arrived damaged and with missing parts. Sent back for exchange. The second arrived well but has many scuffs and scratches, either from cheap production or poor packaging. There were also a few spots of rust (as well as the first damaged one). It gets the job done, but I wouldn't spend that kind of money again for a fairly cheap product. It will cost more, but next time I'll just buy one from the same manufacturer as the table saw.

I haven't tried the thing yet, just assembled it and rolled it a bit, but I'm pleased with how easy it was to assemble and that it folds and unfolds quite a bit easy. I have a small DeWalt table saw and after slightly adjusting the mounting plates it lined up nicely for bolting to the plates. I have a small garage and while I had my eye on some homemade saw stands, I just don't have enough room for some bulky portable saw stands so this seemed like the right choice for the price.

A good match and the only problem for some may be the need for metric sockets but the instructions were clear. Although I don't have a jigsaw, I measured it for my table saw and had no problems. The track in my garage will be 2'x2' and will be easy to move. Adds a bit of weight so you may need two people to lift and remove the pickup. The only problem I had was with the wheel assembly. When you tighten the wheels, they catch on the horizontal support and you have to loosen the wheel shaft bolt…

This table works great - I had some "headaches" when I got it here (had to order it 4 times because they sent me the wrong product 2 times, once was it "lost" in shipping and then I got it for the 4th time. Assembly was easy but took a little time as the instructions are in small print and with pictures and they just aren't the best. But it does is not so complicated that you can't figure it out. I love how they give you 2 extra sets of screws (different lengths) that can work with your table…

The Powertec MT4009 was purchased to replace the Bosch equivalent originally sold as an accessory for the Bosch table saw line. Bosch no longer makes this accessory. Although the loading area for the Powertec MT 4009 was too narrow for the base of the Bosch GTS 10XC table saw, I ordered "adapter plates" from a local engineering company and used these as the interface between the Bosch and the Powertec MT 4009. The combination works well and is a bonus for storage, portability and versatility…

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…