DeWalt DWX724 Miter Saw Stand, Compact
The DEWALT DWX724 Compact Miter Saw Stand is lightweight and easy to move about for jobsite convenience. The aluminum frame is sturdy, taking up to 500 lbs in weight, and materials up to 10-ft in length. However, due to the construction, it only weighs 29.8 lbs, making it portable over any terrain. This compact miter saw stand has a 40-in beam and folding legs, making it even easier to move around. Non-marring feet will not scratch the surface the DEWALT miter saw stand is placed on, and the supports or stops are easily repositionable to suit your needs. The tool mounting brackets are convenient on busy work sites.
The DEWALT DWX724 Compact Miter Saw Stand is lightweight and easy to move about for jobsite convenience. The aluminum frame is sturdy, taking up to 500 lbs in weight, and materials up to 10-ft in length. However, due to the construction, it only weighs 29.8 lbs, making it portable over any terrain. This compact miter saw stand has a 40-in beam and folding legs, making it even easier to move around. Non-marring feet will not scratch the surface the DEWALT miter saw stand is placed on, and the supports or stops are easily repositionable to suit your needs. The tool mounting brackets are convenient on busy work sites.
The DEWALT DWX724 Compact Miter Saw Stand is lightweight and easy to move about for jobsite convenience. The aluminum frame is sturdy, taking up to 500 lbs in weight, and materials up to 10-ft in length. However, due to the construction, it only weighs 29.8 lbs, making it portable over any terrain. This compact miter saw stand has a 40-in beam and folding legs, making it even easier to move around. Non-marring feet will not scratch the surface the DEWALT miter saw stand is placed on, and the supports or stops are easily repositionable to suit your needs. The tool mounting brackets are convenient on busy work sites.
The DEWALT DWX724 Compact Miter Saw Stand is lightweight and easy to move about for jobsite convenience. The aluminum frame is sturdy, taking up to 500 lbs in weight, and materials up to 10-ft in length. However, due to the construction, it only weighs 29.8 lbs, making it portable over any terrain. This compact miter saw stand has a 40-in beam and folding legs, making it even easier to move around. Non-marring feet will not scratch the surface the DEWALT miter saw stand is placed on, and the supports or stops are easily repositionable to suit your needs. The tool mounting brackets are convenient on busy work sites.
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DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
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DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Collapsible and Portable, 40 Beam, Extends up to 10 ft, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724),Silver
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds Up To 500 Lbs
Delivery $28.11
DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Heavy Duty with Miter Saw Mounting Brackets DWX725B
Delivery between 23–27 Aug $35.88
originally posted on lowes.com
Great Dewalt product as we would come to expect! I bought this particular stand for the long stand arms. I wanted a stand that could handle very long pieces of trim. My only complaint is that the arms will sag when they are fully extended. This prevents the trim from laying flat near the blade and prevents a precise cut. If I have the arms fully extended I often need to shim up the arms in order to correct the sag. Overall though I’m very glad I bought it and would definitely recommend buying it.
originally posted on homedepot.com
Excellent saw stand and came included with the saw as part of a Special Buy. I also have an older and longer Dewalt version. The plastic dedent release levers are a great addition compared to my older stand. Just seems like an odd size 40". I realize this is their compact version but 48" would have been more of an ideal length in my opion but still a great size if you transport a lot of tools. I would have given it 5 stars if it had an option for wheels. I plan to mount 2 wheels (with pins and clips for easy on/off) to the bottom of the legs as it would make it easier to move the saw when in use especially when working on outside projects (siding/decking/ect.).
originally posted on lowes.com
I have purchased other miter saw stands, used my saw on the ground or a table, and made my own and was never satisfied for various reasons. I wanted something that would be portable, quick and easy to set up and take down, sturdy, and easy to use. I am not a professional contractor but I do have rental properties, which means portability was very important to me. I was tired of crawling around on the ground when I wanted to use my miter saw and the other stands and my homemade contraptions were not very portable and did not do a very good job. I finally decided to spend the money and bought the DeWalt stand and am very happy with it. It is sturdy, the legs fold up easily, and it has a convenient carry handle. The main part of the stand is aluminum, which helps with ... MoreI have purchased other miter saw stands, used my saw on the ground or a table, and made my own and was never satisfied for various reasons. I wanted something that would be portable, quick and easy to set up and take down, sturdy, and easy to use. I am not a professional contractor but I do have rental properties, which means portability was very important to me. I was tired of crawling around on the ground when I wanted to use my miter saw and the other stands and my homemade contraptions were not very portable and did not do a very good job. I finally decided to spend the money and bought the DeWalt stand and am very happy with it. It is sturdy, the legs fold up easily, and it has a convenient carry handle. The main part of the stand is aluminum, which helps with the portability. I can easily carry it around and it folds up into a fairly compact space for storage.I do not have a DeWalt miter saw so I had to make a plywood platform to mount my saw on it. This was easy to do with the well-written instructions. Be aware that this stand is not meant to be stored with the miter saw attached to it. The intention is for you to mount your miter saw on the stand with the provided hardware, which works very well. When you are finished you remove your saw from the stand (a quick and easy process) and store your saw and the stand separately. This works great for me and I am very happy with it.
DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
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DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
Miter Saw Stand, Compact, 40" Beam Extends, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724)
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
DEWALT Miter Saw Stand, Collapsible and Portable, 40 Beam, Extends up to 10 ft, Holds up to 500 lbs (DWX724),Silver
Delivery between 25–28 Aug $29
Great Dewalt product as we would come to expect! I bought this particular stand for the long stand arms. I wanted a stand that could handle very long pieces of trim. My only complaint is that the arms will sag when they are fully extended. This prevents the trim from laying flat near the blade and prevents a precise cut. If I have the arms fully extended I often need to shim up the arms in order to correct the sag. Overall though I’m very glad I bought it and would definitely recommend buying it.
Excellent saw stand and came included with the saw as part of a Special Buy. I also have an older and longer Dewalt version. The plastic dedent release levers are a great addition compared to my older stand. Just seems like an odd size 40". I realize this is their compact version but 48" would have been more of an ideal length in my opion but still a great size if you transport a lot of tools. I would have given it 5 stars if it had an option for wheels. I plan to mount 2 wheels (with pins and clips for easy on/off) to the bottom of the legs as it would make it easier to move the saw when in use especially when working on outside projects (siding/decking/ect.).
I have purchased other miter saw stands, used my saw on the ground or a table, and made my own and was never satisfied for various reasons. I wanted something that would be portable, quick and easy to set up and take down, sturdy, and easy to use. I am not a professional contractor but I do have rental properties, which means portability was very important to me. I was tired of crawling around on the ground when I wanted to use my miter saw and the other stands and my homemade contraptions were not very portable and did not do a very good job. I finally decided to spend the money and bought the DeWalt stand and am very happy with it. It is sturdy, the legs fold up easily, and it has a convenient carry handle. The main part of the stand is aluminum, which helps with ... MoreI have purchased other miter saw stands, used my saw on the ground or a table, and made my own and was never satisfied for various reasons. I wanted something that would be portable, quick and easy to set up and take down, sturdy, and easy to use. I am not a professional contractor but I do have rental properties, which means portability was very important to me. I was tired of crawling around on the ground when I wanted to use my miter saw and the other stands and my homemade contraptions were not very portable and did not do a very good job. I finally decided to spend the money and bought the DeWalt stand and am very happy with it. It is sturdy, the legs fold up easily, and it has a convenient carry handle. The main part of the stand is aluminum, which helps with the portability. I can easily carry it around and it folds up into a fairly compact space for storage.I do not have a DeWalt miter saw so I had to make a plywood platform to mount my saw on it. This was easy to do with the well-written instructions. Be aware that this stand is not meant to be stored with the miter saw attached to it. The intention is for you to mount your miter saw on the stand with the provided hardware, which works very well. When you are finished you remove your saw from the stand (a quick and easy process) and store your saw and the stand separately. This works great for me and I am very happy with it.
This thing is big!! At 6’ wide with slide outs totaling over 150”, this is long and awkward. The legs easily unfold and fold easily, it’s not too heavy and supports the weight of the 12” Dewalt miter saw. Handle is on the bottom, making it difficult to store and at 6’, it’s not going to sit on a shelf or under a workbench, maybe lean it in a corner somewhere. Without casters, it’s not going to slide easily with the saw attached, but since it was a free gift with purchase, hard to say no. Kept the box to store it in front of my work bench for now. Will see if I can come up with a better lace to store it. May have to add more Gladiator tracks and large hooks to hold it.
The directions for attaching the saw do not include the model saw that came as part of package deal. It lists a variety of models but not the 779 which came with the stand. No problem except describes which screws to use based on model. Yes I can certainly put a bolt washer and nut through a hole but it calls for specific ones depending on saw model. Went to Lowes and you would have thought I had asked the man to eat nails. The question wasn't how to put a bolt through a hole but which bolt. Got no answer other that to just put it together without regard for size of bolts.
This could have five stars but my 5'4" frame has a couple of issues. It could be the perfect table stand for someone, just not me.I could not find the length so I was disappointed when I found out how long it was. I expected the main body to be five foot instead of six foot. That extra foot will be ok when I can work outside, but to use it in my shop or even my house, it is not convenient. Then there is the matter of storing it. The extenders are nice but I may never need them.The mounting instructions could have been a little more detailed to make mounting the miter saw easier and take less time. It took me more time to figure out what the directions were saying than it did to put it together.Then there is the matter of putting the saw on and taking it off. The ... MoreThis could have five stars but my 5'4" frame has a couple of issues. It could be the perfect table stand for someone, just not me.I could not find the length so I was disappointed when I found out how long it was. I expected the main body to be five foot instead of six foot. That extra foot will be ok when I can work outside, but to use it in my shop or even my house, it is not convenient. Then there is the matter of storing it. The extenders are nice but I may never need them.The mounting instructions could have been a little more detailed to make mounting the miter saw easier and take less time. It took me more time to figure out what the directions were saying than it did to put it together.Then there is the matter of putting the saw on and taking it off. The release levers on the mounting bars are hard to reach once the saw is mounted. I even pulled my DEWALT 7-1/4-in 20-Volt Max Single Bevel Sliding Compound Cordless Miter Saw (Model #DCS361B) as far forward on the mounting bars as possible. I can take it on and off, but it is not easy and it is not according to the instructions. I am glad I have learned how to use equalizers.It is the perfect height, folds up, and sturdy so I will work with the other issues.
After using the stand for a week now I am not happy by how much sag there is when the supports are fully extended. It’s really frustrating when cutting 4x4 stock. It’s very difficult trying to align the extension height level with the bed height because you have to guess how much the weight of a particular board may cause the arms to sag. Lots of fiddling around. You need to mess around by trial and error, finally having the extension arm pad height way above the table because when when you put weight on it it sags to the point where the board is not level on the bed. Keep your saw clamps readily available. Not sure what the value of a 500 lb rating is when the stand struggles to hold a board that weighs less than the stand itself level with the saw table. I owned a ... MoreAfter using the stand for a week now I am not happy by how much sag there is when the supports are fully extended. It’s really frustrating when cutting 4x4 stock. It’s very difficult trying to align the extension height level with the bed height because you have to guess how much the weight of a particular board may cause the arms to sag. Lots of fiddling around. You need to mess around by trial and error, finally having the extension arm pad height way above the table because when when you put weight on it it sags to the point where the board is not level on the bed. Keep your saw clamps readily available. Not sure what the value of a 500 lb rating is when the stand struggles to hold a board that weighs less than the stand itself level with the saw table. I owned a no-name brand in the past and am not sure this “upgrade” really got me anything more than a name. Works well with 1x4 stock.
Bought this on Cyber Monday as a Christmas gift. It was listed at $280 minus $80 sale, so $199 total plus tax. Good deal right? I get the thing and it's an open box with 2 shipping labels to someone else's house, and there's a tag on the top that says "OPEN BOX SELL FOR $149". Today is the Friday after Cyber Monday and the REGULAR PRICE is now $199. Absolute crooks! Returning this and already purchased it elsewhere, brand new.
Spent much time researching before finally 'upgrading' to this stand from mid-line HF. I hate this stand and I hate that I spent $200 on it. The material supports are quite narrow. I cut a lot of baseboard in a hurry and its often falling off. Don't even get me started on 1/4 round. I see DeWalt makes wider supports that I can purchase for another $80. No. Also, the handles that lock the extensions stick down past the bottom of the stand. I want the stand to set upright in my truck but if I do this it is setting on the handles so I have to leave unlocked which means that the extensions are sliding in and out as I load/unload the stand. Lastly, it doesn't have one adjustable foot, like other stands, to set firm when on uneven ground.Only good thing I can say is that ... MoreSpent much time researching before finally 'upgrading' to this stand from mid-line HF. I hate this stand and I hate that I spent $200 on it. The material supports are quite narrow. I cut a lot of baseboard in a hurry and its often falling off. Don't even get me started on 1/4 round. I see DeWalt makes wider supports that I can purchase for another $80. No. Also, the handles that lock the extensions stick down past the bottom of the stand. I want the stand to set upright in my truck but if I do this it is setting on the handles so I have to leave unlocked which means that the extensions are sliding in and out as I load/unload the stand. Lastly, it doesn't have one adjustable foot, like other stands, to set firm when on uneven ground.Only good thing I can say is that it is light than comparable stands. Kept trying to like it but I am going to give it away and go back to my old Harbor Freight stand. Not as cool but WAY more useful.
Well, you get what you pay for. This stand is STURDY! It is very easy to open and close with the levers on the folding legs and attaching my saw was too simple. I have a Dewalt miter saw so the bolts lined up perfectly--do drama. The brackets hold the saw on the stand securely. It is tight, yet easy and simple to remove. The only drawback, if is one, is storage. This puppy is big and heavy. The carrying handle is great, but, once you flip it over to carry, I worry about damaging the work-stops on the extensions If I set it down flat? Maybe I am missing something or do not understand how it is designed to be stored? Without the work-stops I could set it flat on the ground. The extensions work great, easy in, east out. This is a solid stand. almost too solid for my ... MoreWell, you get what you pay for. This stand is STURDY! It is very easy to open and close with the levers on the folding legs and attaching my saw was too simple. I have a Dewalt miter saw so the bolts lined up perfectly--do drama. The brackets hold the saw on the stand securely. It is tight, yet easy and simple to remove. The only drawback, if is one, is storage. This puppy is big and heavy. The carrying handle is great, but, once you flip it over to carry, I worry about damaging the work-stops on the extensions If I set it down flat? Maybe I am missing something or do not understand how it is designed to be stored? Without the work-stops I could set it flat on the ground. The extensions work great, easy in, east out. This is a solid stand. almost too solid for my needs. It is heavy but that's what I wanted. I had it up for a few days, loved it. But now where do I store it? Its big and heavy. I ended up leaning it in a corner. Again, I do not want to sent it down with the handle facing up and damage the work-stops. It would be a pain to remove and reinstall the work-stops everytime I want to use it. I'm giving it five stars, it works, and I should not complain about it be solid and sturdy, and heavy.
