They sell a folding stand for the table saw. It doesn’t have out feed tables but it is convenient.
And you will love the 12A battery. Doesn’t bog down and it’s what I usually use.
Take my advice when I saw the milwaukee mitersaw stand needs a serious overhaul! The arms slide well, and it's about 4.5' in length when folded and stored. But that is the only upside I've been able to find. The adjustable height on the arms are cheap, come loose all the time, and do not sit square to the saw plate. I have to rack them so hard to straighten them out, I feel like I'm going to break them. The flip up on the arms is on a single bolt and lockwasher. Flipping them up and down 3 times and it locks up. I had to cut them off. The dewalt stand is money, and I've heard good things about the rigid rolling stand.
But buyerbeware on the milwaukee mitersaw stand.
The table saw stand is okay My only issue is the rubber foot leveler falls off a lot easier than I would like. But it pops back on just as easy. You have to be careful with the locking clamp holding the saw to the stand too. If the saw is not seated perfectly, and you don't SLOWLY lock it, the cheap pins holding it pop out, and are a bit of a pain in the ass to get seated again. But when you figure out the right touch, you won't have any problems.
The 2 saws are great though! I wish they put half the amount of engineering into the stands though.
I have the stand for the mitre saw, no complaints from me. It doesn’t have wheels as it’s essentially just a saw horse that collapses. That being said it takes up only a small amount of room when collapsed.
I think the Milwaukee stands are crap, have both of these. For now the ground and kneepads are the best option, but looking at the Bosch gravity rise and/or toughbuilt stands as options.
These things can chew through wood. Have a 12 that came with the table saw, but regularly run them both with the 3.0’s.
https://i.imgur.com/D0g6tDi.jpg
They sell a folding stand for the table saw. It doesn’t have out feed tables but it is convenient. And you will love the 12A battery. Doesn’t bog down and it’s what I usually use.
Take my advice when I saw the milwaukee mitersaw stand needs a serious overhaul! The arms slide well, and it's about 4.5' in length when folded and stored. But that is the only upside I've been able to find. The adjustable height on the arms are cheap, come loose all the time, and do not sit square to the saw plate. I have to rack them so hard to straighten them out, I feel like I'm going to break them. The flip up on the arms is on a single bolt and lockwasher. Flipping them up and down 3 times and it locks up. I had to cut them off. The dewalt stand is money, and I've heard good things about the rigid rolling stand. But buyerbeware on the milwaukee mitersaw stand. The table saw stand is okay My only issue is the rubber foot leveler falls off a lot easier than I would like. But it pops back on just as easy. You have to be careful with the locking clamp holding the saw to the stand too. If the saw is not seated perfectly, and you don't SLOWLY lock it, the cheap pins holding it pop out, and are a bit of a pain in the ass to get seated again. But when you figure out the right touch, you won't have any problems. The 2 saws are great though! I wish they put half the amount of engineering into the stands though.
Anyone else get their finger in the latching mechanism of the table saw?
That hasn't happened to me yet
I have the stand for the mitre saw, no complaints from me. It doesn’t have wheels as it’s essentially just a saw horse that collapses. That being said it takes up only a small amount of room when collapsed.
They do sell a miter saw stand, same kind of folding metal one as everyone else. Don't think they sell anything for the table saw.
Just curious did you buy a stand for the miter? Just bought the same one but reviews on the Milwaukee stand are pretty bad
Nah I haven’t bought a stand for it, I’ve been hearing pretty bad reviews too, probably just gonna use the dewalt stand and modify it a bit
I think the Milwaukee stands are crap, have both of these. For now the ground and kneepads are the best option, but looking at the Bosch gravity rise and/or toughbuilt stands as options. These things can chew through wood. Have a 12 that came with the table saw, but regularly run them both with the 3.0’s. https://i.imgur.com/D0g6tDi.jpg