Great miter saw stand, if you can't have yours set up all the time.

I bought this Ryobi Miter Saw stand a few months ago and I love it. The picture shows it set up, but the legs will fold in and you can carry it around or for storage. I don’t have enough room to have a saw set up all the time and I have to set my saw up outside to cut for now. For the first time use, you have to attach the cross “sleds” or feet if you will, then attach the saw and the feet to the cross bars. It’s best to tilt the front towards you and then let the weight of the saw will get the back hooks on the second rail rather easily. Then just push down the black handle locking levers and the saw is on nice and solid. When you are finished, just lift up on the levers and the little feet has a built in handle, just grab the handle and tilt towards you.
On each end their is work support “rollers” (although they don’t actually roll) which can be adjusted up and down and in and further out for longer pieces. Just loosen the knobs and it can be adjusted most anywhere you need them to be located.
Bought at HD for $99.00, worth it for me. Here is the HD description:
The A18MS01 Miter saw quickstand has quick release mounting saw brackets, an integrated measuring scale. Positive stop to allow for repetitive cutting. The adjustable arm extends for added convenience. Holds up to 400 lbs. Pads allow saw to be placed on any surface.

• Accommodates most miter saws This tough steel stand is ideal for all of your projects needs, from jobsite to home site. Quick release mounting brackets allow you to easily mount and remove your miter saw from the stand. Tool-less height adjustability of material supports 400 lbs holding capacity Pads to place saw on any surface Assembled Depth (In Inches) : 54.7 In. Assembled Height (In Inches) : 9.1 In. Assembled Weight (In LBS) : 55.87 Assembled Width (In Inches) : 10.8 In. Energy Star Compliant : No Height : 9.10 In. Length : 54.75 In. Weight Capacity : 400 Lbs. Width : 10.9 In.
  I have a Ryobi 12” miter saw attached to the mounting brackets, but I think the 10” Delta miter saw should easily fit it as well.

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