DEWALT Table Saw Stand, Mobile/Rolling (DWE74911)
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Dewalt DWE7480 table saw only fits on the DWE74911 table saw stand IF THE ADAPTER PLATES ARE USED. Despite my efforts, I was unable to obtain adapter plates with the stand I purchased from an individual, which came in an unopened box from Home Depot. If you want to use this rolling stand with the table saw, you will need those parts.
Only the DW744 (or DW744X) table saw can be used with the DW7441.
The answer is yes. It fits like a glove too, and I have one as well. A power adaptor is included with the unit, but you won't need to use There is no reason not to buy this stand. It will not disappoint and will exceed your expectations.
Selected User Reviews For DEWALT Table Saw Stand, Mobile/Rolling (DWE74911)
I would rate this product as decent. * To start, I'll list a few shortcomings It seems as though assembly instructions were created by someone who harbors deep hatred towards It is unnecessarily difficult to assemble due to the design, which is likely the result of engineers designing it around complicated shipping concerns rather than straightforward ease of assembling. In this case, it is the design of the unit that makes the rotation a little unsteady when tilting the unit up after deploying the bottom legs by the wheels. There are no real improvement in the wheels, which appear to be recycled Having said that,
The frame is sturdy once upright, the locking mechanism on the legs is sturdy as well, and you can really feel the strength and stability of the saw when in use. It was equipped with all the necessary hardware. You deserve a lot of credit Could it be worth the price? Hard to say without the benefit of testing it alongside others. However, it definitely increases use compared to the stationary scissor frame on which the saw blade is mounted.
I have deducted a star for that reason Apparently packaging from China has more to do with shipping compactly than ease of assembly. It is not clear what the diagrams in the instructions meant. The written instructions are It was on the carton itself that the "best" picture of the assembly was located. It took me one to figure it out, but I'm mechanical. Due to instructions, assembly time was only two hours. Separate bags were provided for fasteners, which was a good thing. reasoning for ordering this rolling table saw stand is because I must climb a flight of stairs to move my table saw from the basement. By utilizing this stand, it is much easier to move the saw around than just carrying it. As soon as it is mounted on the saw stand, the table saw is very durable.
This system would be great if Hercules made it like they do with their chop saws. Worked like a charm. Modifications are needed only to the minor. A pair of hose clamps is needed for the back. This is done. I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing you around. It's a bad sign that my neck is so red because I'm lazy.
was able to come up with it in 30 minutes. In spite of buying the cheaper, dewalt version for $69, I sent it back because it was way too short. This is much better, taller, and worth the cost.
I can store my table saw in a more compact space so that it is easier to handle. A very sturdy and well-designed product I made it. Others have reviewed this product and said it's extremely difficult to assemble. After taking my time and taking my time to assemble it, it took me about 45 minutes. As far as mounting the brackets and the stand, I didn't want to remove the guard from the table saw. I have the DWE7485 table saw and you DO have to turn it upside-down. To balance the saw, I just positioned it on two sawhorses upside down. Amazon sent me a damaged stand when I ordered my first item. Nevertheless, I believe it was UPS, and not Amazon, that was at fault.
Got this for the Dewalt DW745 Table Saw, a "Special Buy" version of an identical model that Home Depot carries. DW745 is like Black Friday edition but isn't significantly different from an earlier, comparable model that costs more. In the end, I bought a saw I didn't really need and a less expensive stand that would have been better. Due to this, I didn't want to spend another cent on this stand. As a result, I am quite pleased with it. It has a tubular metal design, making it very sturdy. I found the tubes to be very strong and the stand itself appears to be very heavy. There is no way to remove this stand from the saw until it is needed constantly. I doubt I could really use this saw effectively with a stand like this, as I do not have a permanent top for the saw. Make this thing as easy as possible for yourself by using a ratchet. If you're comfortable with using a table saw, assembling this thing shouldn't be too hard It is likely you're worried about the price (which means you're looking for a cheaper stand), but you will not be disappointed with this "cheaper" model if you have the DW745 and think about this stand or the more expensive stand.
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