Very solid, very stable
919495
I attached it to the side of a desk that was too thick for any sort of clamp to latch onto. It went on very easily and was pretty much instantly solid. I only hope I'm able to remove it down the road without destroying the finish on my desk. Oh well, if that happens at least it was only the side.
3313421
Is very solid, but it is a bit of a challenge to balance items on it.  I am using it to hold a very heavy buffet and move it in and out of the garage as I strip, sand, stain, and reassemble over a month and a half. My only real complaint is that there are no brakes on it.
3635920
very stable , good price , configuration is quick , very efficient
164534
Rock solid with two 24 inch monitors mounted on it, easy to assemble, and very adjustable.  height adjusting involves using an included allen wrench but once its set, who cares.
4180
Many comments said it is not stable, because they assemble this by hand. I use a clamp and a hammer to knock the connector tight. The result is wonderful. Very strong and stable. However you do need tools to assemble this, and it takes hours of work.
1051892
Well made and very strong. All major weight supporting parts are welded together. The movement is very smooth and stable...comforting when you are hanging upside down!
2693550
It's stable, sturdy. Highly recommend buying a stud finder so you can install on the stud itself and not just plain drywall. And if you got cement it's great too. Works well both ways. Haven't had any problems with it.
3093540
I was skeptical, however, this rack is absolutely rock solid.  I was expecting something rickety and chinsey but these guys make a great 12u product.  It is completely adjustable depth wise.  I can't think of any negatives other then the 100+ screws needed to assemble it.  Coming preassembled would be a huge help, although it took me about 2-3 hours to put it together.
4935762
Surprisingly stable. I am even using it on carpet, and it still works well. It's quick to put together, and it is well designed. The only issue is that the plastic caps on the feet fall off constantly.
2141054
Solid unit.  Holds my bikes steady and doesnt wobble around.  Haul with confidence.
2189145
Sturdy, fairly heavy, and very stable.
About the only shortcoming, and it's not a deal breaker, is the monitor tilt adjustment:  it needs 3 hands and is not especially convenient.
The bolt & nut that locks the tilt mechanism, needs 2 wrenches (ie, 2 hands) to loosen or tighten.  You need a 2nd person, or contort your arm or shoulder, to hold the monitor tilt at desired setting.
When loosening the tilt bolt, you  *must*  support the monitor or it can crash down without warning -- it's either full tight or full loose -- it doesn't have an intermediate "high friction" point.
This could all have been avoided if the nut for tilt adjust was held captive in a fixed position, then you'd only need 1 wrench (1 hand) for tighetning the bolt
1110706
I have tried and returned another stand that was unstable and would not remain in proper position. This one is excellent with a heavy solid base AND you can rotate the monitors 90 degrees if you like. It also has excellent fine adjustment options for perfect positioning.
4952982
I had bought a couple cheap stands before and was very disappointed, so I was reluctant to try this "on stage" model. I was very pleasantly surprised. Seems a quite solidly built stand for the money and at this price I don't think you can go wrong. It's more stable than other tripod, booms I have, even thought the base legs aren't any longer than others I have. I think it is because the center point where the legs come together sits lower to the ground, but whatever it is, it's much more stable than others I've tried. I'm happy with it.
4271117
Heavy to lug around, despite all the aluminum on it.  I thought they had shipped me a body.  Is this a bad thing?  No, it's a very good thing - it's a testament to how solid and sturdy this stand is.  No wobble.  Yellow end pieces that legs nest in are very thick metal - nothing flimsy about this stand.

Legs are very easy to unfold and latch and don't flop around once they're latched.  Latch mechanisms are large and smooth-operating with no sharp edges, as are the extension arm latches.  Very positive, solid feel.

Didn't skimp on the height - tall folks won't be griping, unless you're 7' 2".

End supports have inset nylon pads on them to keep them from marring up the aluminum track, if you slide the supports off of the extension arms and onto the track.

The saw supports were well thought out and it's easy to attach or remove the saw from the stand without frustration.  Sliding the end supports off the arms and onto the track is frustrating until you play with them a bit and learn how to hold your mouth right.  (Don't butt them up against the track and try to do it that way - move the arm back a little and jump the support over onto the track.)

Don't whine about the small tightening knobs on the inside section of the end supports that you have to reach in with the tips of your fingers to tighten - if they were bigger, they'd get broken or would be in the way.

The owner's manual is a joke.  You'll need a microscope to view the illustrations.  Luckily, you won't need the manual, unless you need to be advised not to jump off a ten-story building while using this stand, along with all the other safety warnings.

Only head scratcher might be the metal clip facing out on the front of the stand.  You place the front part of one of the saw supports in the indentation of that clip to prevent lateral movement of the saw.  Very secure once you've got the whole she-bang tacked down.

Non-Dewalt saws (allegedly) won't fit this stand unless first mounted to a piece of plywood.  But you wouldn't even think about buying a non-Dewalt saw, would you?  And of course you'll probably want to toss all your other non-Dewalt saws to save on plywood.

Revision I received (if there are any revisions other than the first release), looks to have been manufactured in mid-2015, if I'm interpreting the date code correctly.

Another great offering from Dewalt.  Would be a nice, safe present for Marge to give Herb for Festivus.
282595
Solid, very easy to assemble and great mobility with the full motion capability, great solid tilting adjustments. Just got a 65" LED and wanted something sturdier than the mount I was using for my 48". It technically would have carried the weight but I feel much more comfortable with this mount.
2330466
I keep a 24 inch flat panel external monitor on top of this bad boy, i was hesitant at first, it is kind of flimsy feeling. It's been a few months now and has stayed absolutely rock solid. The monitor has it's weight distributed in a relatively tall manner, yet the table stays solid, good product. Some things to consider though, if you're using just a laptop, you want the center of the screen even with your eyes, and your arms at 90 degrees elbow bends. That won't be possible with a laptop, either the table will be at hand level and you'll look down or eye level and your arms will be uncomfortable. Consider a larger desk, other minature tables for your keyboard and mouse if using an external monitor, etc.
2517959
Very solid and stable stand for headsets. I can easily store 3 large headsets on the stand by arranging them correctly, It does require installation but nothing that couldn't be done with just a screwdriver. I didn't even use one either, I installed it all with just my hands. This is made of wood of course so It may crack or splinter if you tighten the screws down too much. Overall a great purchase. I highly recommend.