Folding Miter saw stand with quick stand aluminum wings

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American Design and Engineering SAWSTOP My rig comes with an array of supports, and accessories A crown molding jig/stop, Three extremely accurate, easily adjusted and quick stops, A pair of these vertical support/stop quick stops, So, a total of five material stops. As well as an additional pair of wing brackets for any home made wings you might have in mind A 12” Makita chop saw installed on a SS base Two aluminum extension wing pieces, an 8’ and a 5’. Folding Miter saw stand. A custom made SS base for a Bosch 12” sliding miter saw with hinged built in storage boxes So at least two complete saw stands are possible. See above. Each wing stores the adjustable leg, folded nicely against the bottom. They then slip out and assemble up side down. I recommend having a dolly to easily move this around the job site. Or never move it, of course! Other quotes: “Setup is quick and transport is easy. Here is the setup. Saw is fixed to a tabletop about the size of the saw base, the tabletop having cleats on its bottom side. The tabletop with saw sets into the saw stand, which is the second part of the act, unfolding in a couple seconds. Each side wing clips to the saw brackets, and clipping a wing into place and adjusting its height takes about a minute. Done. Unlike a one-piece saw stand, though, getting it from the trailer to the deck will require three round trips. Saw, stand with side wing legs, side wings. The kit is at least as rugged as anything else out there, although the width of the side wing arm tops makes cutting stock wider than 2x8s a little dicey. Consider it as a high production accessory, not your end-all cutting station. Studs, crips, jacks, header plates, blocking, bird blocks, all those funky shorts you need to boost out your gable rakes, etc., can be cut much faster, IMHO, with a setup like this. The stop is nice, but it's a stop, and we all know what a stop can do for repetitive cuts. But the tapes that go into the sidearm recessed grooves . . . they are a whole new thing as far as productivity goes. Need a 2x6 by, say, 76 11/16"? Set one on the stand, sight its end on the mark, and cut. Leave your tape and pencil in your pouch. But keep on cutting your joists and rafters like you do now.” “After using the AD&E stands for a couple of years I am completely unable to be happy with a stand that does not have continuous support tables. On mine I can cut anything from 12" long to 20' long safely and easily. That stands with outriggers need adjustment depending on the size of the piece you are working on. I use my stand for stuff aside from cutting also... it functions as a mini-workbench quite often for coping, etc.” “The extensions come off the saw. The saw comes off the stand, the stand folds up and off you go. I have a 10" Makita compound slider on the AD&E system. I have a 12" Bosch " " on the Ridgid rolling contraption.The AD&E is vastly easier to move around.” Great miter saw stand or wing. Highly sought after American Design and Engineering miter saw stand The sawhelper ultrafence is a versatile and accurate mitering and chop saw stand for the shop and job-site