Portable Table Saw Stand, 330 Lbs Load Capacity Rolling Foldable Table Saw Table with 8 Inch Wheels, Heavy Duty Construction for Easy Storage, Universal for Most Brands of Table Saws

I have had this stand for over a year. It has seen its way to multiple job sites and with multiple users. It has held up nicely. Its very easy to setup and pack up. Very portable. I have no complaints whatsoever. Very good product!

I used this stand for my jobsite SawStop and it worked great. Assembly was a little confusing but eventually I got it set up. The stand was easy to roll and fold in and out. I was happy with the quality of it. Unfortunately my saw and the stand burned up in a garage fire. The fire was so hot it destroyed the SawStop but I really have to hand it to the Workess stand because not only did it survive the fire, it still rolled and functioned even though the plastic and rubber was mostly gone. When I replace my table saw I'll definitely get another of these stands.

As I get older my back has been giving me more and more problems. This portable saw stand is exactly what I needed; instead of always having to lug my DeWalt table saw around I can now move it really easily and my back doesn't have to pay the price. It also saves space in my small workshop since it is really compact and can be stored out of the way. Assembly was a breeze and the height is perfect. I'm really happy with this purchase and the price was very affordable.

Great item. Had to straighten pull lever (bent out of box) but works perfectly and saves space.

This stand is worth the money. It is well built and solid. The welds are smooth with no rough sections. Paint job was very good. Assembly was quick and easy. The screw in feet provide easy leveling. All bolts & nuts were included and easy to identify. As for the fit of my saw mounting bolts, that too was easy. I had to move both mounting plates to fit my saw holes and had no problems with aligning the saw. The main part of the table is already assembled. Parts were packed so as to not shift and rattle during shipment. One caution--when mounting the wheels, note that one side of the hub is almost flat and the other side bulges out. The side bulging out goes on the inside against the frame for clearance of the wheel. Over all I am impressed and satisfied. That table is easy to fold/unfold. If you pull up on the handle as you pull the lever, stress is relieved and it unfolds easier. This is a good solid platform for the saw. I think this is better than the DeWalt table. You can move the table while it is set up, handy if you work outdoors. Can't do that with any of the three DeWalt table saw stands.

Ok, so I am one of those with a Harbor Freight table saw, I only use occasionally but since it’s HF there isn’t a standard measurement for this to fit the common brand mounts and they don’t have one. I noticed this one and it seemed strong so I thought why not. I was surprised when it came, the box had a heavy warning sticker on it. The construction of this mobile table is very good, nice and solid. The directions were picture only and when it came to detailed work like connecting the wheels, the instructions were useless. Eventually I figured out how the wheels mounted and how they thread in, and then you have a nut on the end to help bind it to the frame with the head of the nut on the front/outside of the wheel to determine how much slack you have for the tire to rotate. The only other complaint I have is the release pull. It was hard to get on and again the directions could have been more clear. However, I got it together and to speak of the functionality, I would have to say it has many different kind of bolts and holes to mount your table saw. I have extras which I just tightened in another unused hole. This was one of the better tool purchase choices I made and well worth the money paid. I’m happy.

Bought this for use with my tablet saw and it works great. Easy to assemble and use.

Very solid, stable base with flexible saw attachment options. My saw is slightly larger than the base, but since I had planned to raise it up anyway, wider attachment points were available. See photos. I also plan to add rubber padding around the parts of the tubular frame that contact the ground during collapse, unfold, and storage.