WENMiter Saw Stand, Collapsible and Rolling with 3 Onboard Outlets (MSA330)

It's very steady and heavy duty. I can just recommend it.

Fast delivery, exactly as described. Purchased as a gift to go along with a miter saw i purchased through Amazon as well. As far as I know my daughter and her husband love it

A good budget tool, does what is supposed too, but:- Extension arms too short to support an 8ft 2x4- Only one leg has height adjustment.- Missing mounting hardware. Even though instructions specifically mention short and long screwas with wingnuts being included, only the long screws with standard nuts were included, which stick out and get in the way, and can't be adjusted like wingnuts.

Very sturdy. My mitre saw attached easily with the provided bolts. The only part that could work better is the handle you squeeze to fold up the legs, sometimes it doesn’t quite push the button in far enough to release. So I just push the button manually with my finger which works just as well. I would purchase again, it has made it possible for me to cut wood without needing someone to hold the end of a long board up.

Works really well. Very sturdy. Better than the dewalt brand I’ve been using and lighter. It will not stand up on its own without being strapped just be aware of that. It fits side to side folded up in the bed of my truck. Love this thing

Purchased around the holidays when this was under $90. Seemed like a good value. Finally got around to assembling it with my Skill dual compound miter saw. The stand is very well built and feels sturdy. Assembly was mostly straight forward. A few things in the instructions could be clearer. Like how they tell you to put the handle on after you bolt on the power strip and extend the legs. You can't screw the handle on with the legs folded out so that step should reordered. The only other issue is the instructions say for mounting the saw you should use the short or long m6 carriage bolts depending on your saw. Mine only had the long ones in the hardware package and those were too long for the Skill saw. I trip to the hardware store resolved that. Also I got some M6 wing nuts to use in place of the nuts provided so it's simpler to remove if I want to use the saw without the stand.

I had all the same problems as everyone else. The way that the plugs sit in the housing was not well thought out. If you don't plug in the extension prior to screwing it in you WILL need to redo your work. I've redone it 3 times now and finally it is okay. The screws to secure the miter saw to the stand seem kind of flimsy and for my case the washer is not big enough so I have to swap that out. The screw holes for the sliding support rails on the left side were not tapped through the entire way so they dont work! I am going to have to get some similar size bolts, lube them up and force them through or buy a tap. I have no idea why this stand only has a handle on one side. On the side that everyone is rightfully complaining about with the wheels there should be a handle so you can hold it in the air when you are retracting the legs and clearly this was not designed to be stored in the upright position, but it would have taken such little effort to do that. I'm probably going to borrow one of the solutions that others provided here for that. I absolutely hate projects are a roadblock for working on the actual project that I bought the tool for in the first place.So, would I buy this again? YES. I know I just complained about a ton of things, but if you are the type of homeowner that uses their miter saw a handful times a year at best then go for it. Don't bother spending $250 on a 'good' stand. If you're a professional absolutely do NOT buy this. This is not for you. Spend the money on something better.

Stand is great and it holds up well.