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The new updated stand is finally out. I’ve been waiting since it was announced back in December.
I had to buy it from eBay as nobody else had it! Not Amazon or Acme.
DW7451 is updated part number
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Light looking stand, how stable is it?
Jimbo
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I just want something more than the ability to raise my Saw off the ground. Back in my Ryobi table saw days it came with the same simple Sissor stand and I never used it.
BTW nice setup. I use something similar but i forget to turn on the dust system at least every 3 cuts.
JimboS1ice wrote:
Light looking stand, how stable is it?
Jimbo
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DeWalt has has these metal scissor stands for ages. They are lightweight and very stable. When cutting, the weight push/pull is linear and inline with the scissor stand feet. This makes it stable in use.
JakeDewalt wrote:
I just want something more than the ability to raise my Saw off the ground. Back in my Ryobi table saw days it came with the same simple Sissor stand and I never used it.
BTW nice setup. I use something similar but i forget to turn on the dust system at least every 3 cuts.
What more are you wanting? I could have mounted the saw to the yellow brackets to clip it to one of the aluminum stands. Or there are the 2 wheeled stands DeWalt offers.
All those options take up a lot more space and increase the overalls size/footprint of the table saw. I want to keep it as compact as possible. I run a very lean and adaptive setup. I keep everything modular.
The.Handyman wrote:
All those options take up a lot more space and increase the overalls size/footprint of the table saw. I want to keep it as compact as possible. I run a very lean and adaptive setup. I keep everything modular.
Lean, adaptive, and modular. You speak my language.
You’re going to have to show me some pictures of the inside of your trailer.
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Thanks for the pics and info
MAN I’m loving those pics ??