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Question: is this hard to lift the saw into upright position.
Document: When not in use, it tilts up like a hand truck and I can roll it into the corner. It is surprisingly stable in the upright position, even with a big saw bolted to it. But, I have a tether attached to it from the wall when I store it just in case. The portability and compact storage of this makes is great.It is very easy to setup. Just tilt it down, pull the lift lever and raise the table.
I was looking for a base for my Chop Saw that wouldn't be hard on my back. This is tall enough to lean against my pickup tailgate to lift and slide in to the bed but it's heavy. This would be nice in Alum.
I read 5star and 1star reviews on this stand while I was searching for a stand to mount a Hitachi C12LSH miter saw on. Looking at the pictures of stands its hard to gauge how strong and sturdy they are but this stand was the best I could find if it was as good as the claim. This is a very strong stand and the piston lift on the works GREAT. The mounting rails adjust to fit a wide variety of saws.
The folks at dewalt really did themselves proud with this one. It is easy to use once the saw is mounted. You wheel it to your work location, set it down, lift into table position, plug it in and your ready to work. When your work is done you unplug, release the stand lock, fold it down, lift it up and wheel your saw away. All the quality you expect from DEWALT is there. Well worth what I paid.
I just won't be able to store it in the upright, space-saving, position. Since a miter saw is much lighter (even the biggest one like mine) than a planer, this should be fine with a miter saw attached to it.I also bought a Bosch T4B Gravity Rise Miter Saw Stand for my miter saw and it's a far superior design. You truly do get what you pay for.
The Rousseau required a few aggravating steps to get the saw into the upright position. It's heavy duty designation reads: Heavy! It is better suited to a longer term job where precision is a must.The Dewalt's solid tires ensures you won't have to unload the compressor and look for the gadget that fills the tires on stands that have them (Mine! ).It is easier to tug the Dewalt around with the handle where before I had to tug one of the Rousseau's roller stands while bending over.
In order to make it work I used another persons suggestion of putting a piece of plywood and painting it black and attach planer to plywood and plywood to stand. It does work well like that just realize it will not work out of the box. The stand is constructed tough and does move around well. It does seem a little tipsy in the upright position. Neither has fallen but it just doesn't give you that warm and fuzzy feeling.
I bought this to hold my Delta 13" Bench-Top Planer and by installing an additional mounting platform it's a good solution. It was relatively easy to assemble. The only surprise is the difficulty I have lifting it up from the lowered position to the point where the hydraulic lifter kicks in and lifts it the rest of the way. I don't have enough upper-body strength to lift it with the planer to that point so it will most likely remain in the operating configuration.
I was impressed with the design, ergonomics of the stand and functionality. I was not impressed with the way dewalt packages the stand. When I received the package one of the cross supports that the miter box sits on was damaged. The plastic wheels are packaged in such a way that over time the wheels warp and do not turn true. I have one wheel that is warped severely. Easy to assemble. Well balanced when miter box is mounted on the stand in the upright position.
and the rolling feature is very nice. The ability to fold it for compact storage is excellent. Note, though, that it is very heavy and the handle they give you to help collpase it is useless for rolling it - it leaves no room for your feet versus the base legs. That said, I now extend the material roller support to lift and roll it.The saw rests a little low for my taste, but I have adjusted to it okay.
Answer: yes