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Miter Saw Stand with 78-1/8" Sliding Rail – 3-Step Quick Fold, 22LB Featherlight, 330LB Capacity, Universal Fit for DeWalt Makita Bosch & Most Miter Saw Brands
Miter Saw Stand – 78-1/8" Sliding Rail, 330LB Capacity, 3-Step Quick Fold
Set up and break down your miter saw station in seconds with this professional-grade miter saw stand. Engineered for job site portability and workshop stability, it features a 78-1/8" maximum working length, 330LB load capacity, and a lightweight 22LB frame that folds flat in just 3 simple steps.
Key Features
- 3-step quick install and fold – set up or pack down in seconds
- Lightweight 22LB design – easy to carry between job sites
- 330LB maximum weight capacity for heavy-duty saws
- 78-1/8" maximum working length via dual sliding rails
- Adjustable height up to 4-5/16" to match your working preference
- Rollers and end stops for smooth, precise sliding cuts
- Universal mounting brackets – compatible with DMS01A, DMS03A, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, and most major miter saw brands
- Rust-resistant iron construction for long-lasting durability
- Compact folded size: 35.8" x 9.8" x 5.9" for easy storage
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Max Working Length | 78-1/8" (198cm) |
| Weight Capacity | 330 LB (150kg) |
| Stand Weight | 22 LB (10kg) |
| Folded Size | 35.8" x 9.8" x 5.9" |
| Height Adjustment | Up to 4-5/16" |
| Material | Rust-Resistant Iron |
| Compatibility | DMS01A, DMS03A, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch & Most Brands |
| Color | Orange |
Use Scenarios
Ideal for contractors, carpenters, and woodworkers who need a reliable, portable miter saw station on job sites, in workshops, or at home. The universal bracket system means it works with virtually any miter saw you already own, making it a smart long-term investment for any cutting setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it strong enough for the job?
The real numbers are in the specifications above. It's built for everyday jobs and the occasional stubborn one.
Does it need batteries, and are they included?
The listing states the type and whether they ship with it. Rechargeable options are noted there too.
Is it easy for a beginner to use?
Yes — the controls are straightforward and there's no special technique. Instructions cover everything.
How long does a charge or set of batteries last?
Runtime depends on the setting you use; typical figures are in the specs. Lower settings stretch it a long way.