Will the stand fold up with the saw attached -- or does the saw have to be removed first?
1111961
I don't really know for sure, but I don't think I'd recommend even trying that.
1111962
The saw needs to be removed first. The saw is attached with four bolts that come with the stand.
1111963
The saw has to be removed in order for it to fold up. I carry mine in my work van, so it folds up and I can lean it behind my saw horses. I am very pleased wih mine.
1111964
The saw must be REMOVED before you can fold the stand. I recommend getting rid of the bolts that come with the saw and buy yourself 3 inch pins to pull them up and make the job of detaching the saw from the stand easier.
195742
Don't know. We got rid of this stand and built a custom one. It's difficult to move the stand around because the handle is too short and your feet hit the wheels when walking with it. One other problem with it is that when you extend it to it's highest position, it will not stay put once you have mounted your saw to it. For us, it kept dropping down a couple of inches and would not stay up. We also had a pretty large miter saw mounted on it, maybe with a smaller/less heavy one might do better. I don't know if this is a problem with all of the stands, but it was for us.
2130705
I agree that it depends on your saw. The stand is about 33 X2. It can be stored vertically as well. I don't feel comfortable with my saw stored that way but Dewalt says it's fine.
1444179
if the planer did not bolt up right you could always use the plywood on top method. the planer I have is pretty big and pretty heavy so size and weight might be an issue, not for the stand but as far as putting it on and removing it.
1073671
Unfolding it shouldn't be much of a problem, just pull the ends apart and stand back. Folding it back is the tricky part, but there are Youtube videos that help.
799634
Yes, it you completely dismantle it the rods slip together to hold the tent up and the tent it's self folds up quite nicely.
497749
It will fold up but you'll use it more if you leave it set up for your height.
1384448
You do not need to bolt the saw to the stand. It's designed to sit on the stand without the bolts as long as you are on stable footing. If you're on dirt then I would not use the stand anyway. Bolt it to the stand if your intention is to keep the saw setup in a small shop. I setup and tear down daily and never bolts the saw to the stand. If you must secure it to the stand then just use wire ties.
402818
No not really- it's attached to the stand. So technically I guess you could hold it, but you will be holding the stand as well. The stand folds up so that it can be stored smaller.
910221
It folds somewhat, but I have a stand clamp or usually an assistant that holds it in place for me so I don't have to worry about it moving.
1987885
Yes, it comes with two mounting brackets that mount to your saw, and then you lift the saw onto the stand,hooking the front part of the mounts to the front of the stand and setting it down onto the back of the stand. To remove, you squeeze the mount bracket release levers and lift the saw forward and off the stand.It's a little cumbersome to put on and remove,given the weight of the saw,but once it's on it's a dream to use. Hope this helps. Fonzie.
262887
No, you don't have to remove apapter before folding. It has worked great, no issues at all.
470559
It doesn't fold up. You can remove the stand (by sliding it off the handle), which will leave basically a hand mirror, which packs flat. The stand at that point is also fairly flat, so you can pack it on top.
1975630
The top surface can easily be removed and I would say this stand is extremely stable. I'm not sure what the folded dimensions are but the stand when folded is slightly longer than the top surface.
150210
No, you really need both hands to fold it up. Otherwise it will fall and possibly get banged up pretty bad.
470558
Doesn't fold but you can unscrew it from the stand. Mine is still going strong, haven't even had to change the batteries yet!
589792
Stand itself when folded or collapsed is no more than 3". Sounds like you're talking about the saw though!