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Question: will a 12" sliding compound makita mitre saw mount to this?
Document: As with many other reviewers, was very happily surprised at the construction quality and mass of this saw. I will be filling the tires with a puncture-resistent foam or replace them with solid wheels to avoid a badly timed flat.Even with the massive Ridgid 15 Amp 12 in. Sliding Compound Mitre Saw (MS1290LZA) I can easily raise and lower the stand. However, you will need to mix the mounting hardware to use the Bosch mounts.
I've had it for a few months now, and i'm quite pleased. I have the Makita 12" sliding on my stand and i'm also happy with the stability. What it did notice was that the support arms don't support smaller material very well, and it tends to fall off towards the back of the saw. So what i did was zip tie a bigger block of wood on and it seemed to fix that problem. The stand makes set up and tear down extremely quick and fun A+
I purchased one of these for my Bosch 12" sliding miter saw and it worked great. I thought I'd get another one for my older Makita saw. This one arrived missing a critical part. I called the Bosch customer service number and got this response - "We don't stock this part". As far as customer service goes Bosch is bush league. I'll return this T4B saw stand to Amazon and take Bosch tools off my preferred list.
Product received on time with no problems out of the box. Assembly was straight forward.I've been using this for my Bosch 12" compound sliding miter saw and it is a fantastic device. The design is great. It's very easy to take the miter saw on and off as well. I basically do home projects and some projects to help the church and friends.It's been great as a storage saver and for moving the big miter saw around.
For my use this stand is excellent. I wanted a well built portable saw stand and this stand satisfies those requirements. I don`t use the stand for different types of saws just my 12" Dewalt sliding compound miter saw. The saw did fit on the provided removable arms but I mounted a table (3/4 plywood)on the arms and bolted the saw to the table. Just works better for my uses.
I couldn't trust them. Replaced them with 50mm x 6mm bolts from Home Depot (they didn't have 45mm long bolts but the 50mm worked fine). I talked to Bosch and they were kind enough to send me out a new set of hardware but I didn't want to wait a week so I bought the longer bolts. Other than that, the stand works a slick and sturdy as my table saw stand. The saw mounts work just fone with my 12&#34; DeWalt compound sliding Miter Saw.
I purchased this stand about a year ago, after finding that my T2 stand, while really nice, wasn't sturdy enough for my 12" sliding compound. This stand is not only stable, but it is so much easier to get in and out of mmy van and set up on the jobsite.
The Bosch T4B is great. I purchased my Bosch Sliding Compound saw about a year ago. I move it from my workshop to the garage to our lake cabin. The T4B is just the addition that was needed to make my Compound mobile.Easy to assemble and easy to use and the usual outstanding Bosch quality.I should have purchased it when I purchased the saw.
Very pleased with the Bosch T4B gravity-rise miter saw stand. Easy setup and very stable.Regarding Eric Landstrom's method of attaching the Milwaukee 6955-20 12" saw to the tool mount assemblies, there is an easier method. Just use four 8mm x 35mm (pitch 1.25) socket head cap screws instead of the screws supplied with the stand. They nest perfectly without interfering with the miter table.
While mounting my new Milwaukee 6950-20 I had trouble with one of the bolts going into the back built in sliding nut on one of the tool mount assemblies. The bolt went in but I think it is cross threaded. I probably should not have forced it and went and bought a good bolt and cleaned the threads in the built in nut.
Answer: yes