🔨 MSA658T Multi-Purpose Rolling Planer and Miter Saw Stand with Extension Rollers by WEN Review

At this price I expected a much better product. It looks fine when finished, but the problem comes at this point. So many pre-cut holes don't line up with the adjacent part. After struggling with this for hours, I decided to drill my own holes or just enlarge the hole if the screw didn't fit. Following the instructions does not help. It says you only need to lightly tighten the nuts until all the parts come together. However, many of the holes did not line up. It's not exactly "Chinese trash,"…

My Workshop WEN. Bench drill, band saw, grinder, grinder, planer, planer and oscillating grinder. This tool stand from WEN holds three heavy bench tools. The adjustable side roller extensions are the perfect complement to the stable, easy-to-move stand. I can't believe I was ever in my Roll Out Shop (in the back of my garage) without a lot of help. I would easily give this product 5 stars but my friends at WEN forgot to make holes on the top to fit their bench tools!?!?!? There are 2 dozen…

Arrived quickly and very well packaged. Montage was a royal thorn in the butt. Tightening the legs was a struggle. You will need a lot of leverage to push and pull to insert the screws. The foot lever holes were drilled and did not match. I had to drill and file two front holes to finally align it. But when I finally got it together I couldn't be happier! Our planer fits perfectly, retractable rollers make working with long wood much easier. It's very durable and will stay in place until you…

Nice stand. It's easy to assemble. It is durable and its wheels are adapted for mobility. But I bought it for my Rikon 25-135H thickness planer. This slicer model from Rikon fits perfectly on a stand. Unfortunately, the holes in the top of this stand and the holes in the base of my slicer don't line up, allowing me to attach the slicer to the stand. I need to drill some additional holes in the top of the stand. (This would work if I mounted the planer sideways because the hole pattern in the…

I just installed this table and I like it so far. Easy to assemble for the most part, just don't install the fourth leg until you have the table top in place, trust me it will save you some time. So far my Dewalt DW734 planer fits well and bolts to the tabletop. My Dewalt DWS716XPS miter saw fits but the screw holes don't line up but the screw holes on the miter saw so maybe I just run thinner screws through that hole...or I can screw the miter saw onto a wooden platform then screw wooden…

I almost didn't buy it because reviewers said the screw holes were misaligned. Luckily I took the risk and ordered it anyway. Received it in a few days. Well what I got ALL the screw holes matched perfectly! A trick might be that I left all the screws lost until I got all the screws in. Then I tightened them, no problem. This stand is very strong, easy to roll, and the side casters can be adjusted in a variety of ways to accommodate the height of the instruments. This stand is so good that it's

I'm building a new woodworking shop and need stands for some desktop power tools. But then I saw this Wen planer tool stand pop up on Revain and I decided to give it a try. I received the Wen Planer tool holder yesterday and just assembled it. To say that the Wen Planer Tool Stand is arguably the best technical power tool accessory I have ever assembled. The instructions were easy to understand and all the pieces fit together perfectly. The steel construction feels very solid, the bolts…

I bought this stand to replace a 'makeshift' stand I installed on one of our wagons years ago. It works, but the feed tables on either side of the saw are a little loose and, being flat surfaces, tend to pick up a mess. (which is probably why they sagged) The snapping means the entire assembly is 8 feet long, making the cart very difficult to pull out when I get the urge to clean. The few shelves on the cart mean it collects sawdust and scraps, and finally I really need the cart for other items

I had high hopes for this device as I had a very specific application. Rather than assembling a single tool (like a trimmer or planer like they advertised). I want this station to be able to receive any number of instruments. The table only arrived yesterday so I only installed the miter but by attaching blocks of wood to the underside of each of my instruments I am able to mount them on the table. I'm still working on the clip system but expect to find out soon given the slotted holes on the…