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Question: Will it work with Hitachi 12" sliding miter saw
Document: After seeing the quality of this stand I plan to purchase the Genesis 12" Miter Saw Stand to accompany it! Love the Genesis Products!
I needed a chop saw and stand to remodel my kitchen. I didnt want to spend a lot since I use my table saw most other times. I bought a 12 in Hitachi and this stand and was blown away at how accurate and handy this saw and stand were for the price. Whenever one of my helpers saw this stand they were amazed at how much it could do and how sturdy it was. The wheels on it are actually pretty handy. you cant go wrong on this purchase.
For my birthday, I bought myself the Genesis GMSS400W  heavy-duty saw stand. My older Hitachi mitre saw anchors to the saw stand perfectly. Took minutes to put together, and immediately  I used the stand and mitre saw to cut some frames, and the stand  was very solid to work with. The stand weighs a bit for this tool gal, but with the rolling wheels on one end, it was no problem moving it around. Really like the product and highly recommend it.
I purchased this stand to go with my DeWalt 12&#34; powered miter saw instead of the DeWalt stand for two reasons:1) Cost savings - I paid $89 on sale at Blaine's Farm and Fleet, almost half the price of the DeWalt.2) The Wheels - I can leave the saw on the stand and easily move it out of the garage and around my yard.
Complete deception on the sellers part. Said package was slightly damaged and all parts were there. I'd say half the parts were, and not to mention the bent bracket on one of the extending arms. The saw stand itself does not fit well with my 12&#34; dewalt. Weight proportion is no good, very back heavy. Feels like the saw and stand is going to tip backward when letting up on a cut. Would not recommend with a dewalt saw, that's for sure.
i got a huge bosch dual bevel miter saw connected to this. fairly heavy but well built. i love it.
My old stand had bulky legs that were a little difficult to break down, and when I say break down I mean the miter saw has to come off, then you have to take the legs down and carry the stand separate from the saw. This new Genesis stand has wheels, the option to take down the stand with the saw still attached, and can be rolled to the vehicle or trailer to go to storage. It is also compact and uses hardly any room.
I picked up this Genesis Miter saw stand as a upgrade for my Ryobi Miter saw stand. For the nice look and price I couldn't turn it down. It has everything my old stand doesn't - easy mobility, strength and stability, as well as quick and easy adjustments to manipulate the stand to accommodate all of my needs. The saw was in sturdy packaging and was very easy to assemble. It even has various bolt sizes in case I upgrade from my miter saw later on.
I've seen several miter saw stands that cost significantly more: DeWalt and generic. I like this one the best. It was less expensive, but of a perfect design. The saw-mount slides smoothly; the reach of the roller supports is wide enough to support full length lumber. It even  has the innovative design of having wheels for easy transport (when folded up); not even the more expensive makes  have this feature. Well built of heavy-duty, tough material. Easy to set up.
I like the stability and the tightness of the stand, no wobble, no loose parts including the extension arms(The extension arms were a little tight when extending, but it was nice to have no wobble when using the stand). The adjustable leg comes in handy if you need to move to a grass or gravel surface to make cuts and keeps the stand stable as well as balanced. The quick release saw mounting brackets worked nicely with my current miter saw and kept the saw locked snug to the stand.
Answer: yes