🛠️ ToughBuilt Miter Saw Stand TB-S550: Universal Tool Mounts with Extending Work Supports, Work Stops, and Quick Release Tool Mounts Review

This is definitely a complex site. I just wanted something that could be used around the house and still be stored, and that's already too much! But I know it will last as long as my saw is worth. Nonetheless. Here are some suggestions for improvement: Always move the handles away from the wooden support posts. When folded, there is no place for hands. Also expand the wheels for easier folding. It's a weird angle to fold the legs. Finally, I would repurpose the wheel mount to allow the product…

This stand has two main problems. The wheels are too close together and the stand doesn't stand upright when the legs are folded down. I have a DEWALT (DWS780) 12" double miter saw that is heavy and wide. Moving the saw on anything other than a hard, level surface is difficult and even dangerous. The small distance between the wheels allows the stand to rotate in your hand on any uneven surface. One day it fell out of my hand and landed on my ankle. Left a pretty good drink. Since the stand is…

Very solid construction. Legs and arms extend effortlessly, are securely fixed and very durable even when fully extended. The quick release arms are strong and when unlocked allow the saw to slide back and forth on the rails very smoothly. The tires are hard rubber, not cheap plastic, so they grip and roll on most [acceptable] surfaces. I hauled this unit up the stairs with a 12 inch sliding joint with no problems. The handle is plastic but feels solid. I wouldn't recommend lifting the entire…

This is a well designed stand for wheeled miter saws. It has a sturdy construction - much stronger than many of its competitors in this price range. And contrary to some other reviews and complaints, it's stored upright with a saw. (See below.) ASSEMBLY: Simple, but DO NOT follow instructions and DO NOT open legs before installing handle and wheel assembly. Very tight below; Keeping the legs folded, work the block on the head. VERSATILE: Easily connects to my 10" Ryobi slip-joint miter saw…

I bought this stand because it's compact, has good features and looks like it should be light and manoeuvrable. The first problem is the weight, it's damn heavy. Mine was also filled with sand during the production process, which slides up and down each tube as I put the saw down and down. Second, the way the wheels are positioned makes the saw very uncomfortable, heavy and tips over when rolling (I have a Dewalt 12" miter saw on a stand). Third, the locking pins and levers on the legs. this is