Foldable Mobile Miter Saw Stand with Mounting Braces

By far the best miter saw stand that is portable. Hands down the best I’ve ever used.

I would say the best stand i have ever purchased. This thing is perfect. The saw was fairly heavy to lug around. With this mobile stand its simple to get around and has all the features you could ever ask for on a miter saw stand.

I picked up this Rigid miter stand yesterday at my local Home Depot in Repentigny. I was debating between the Dewalt and this one, I liked the Rigid more for a few reasons over the Dewalt and the price was approx $90 less at the time of purchase. Likes/Dislikes: My likes of the Rigid unit over the Dewalt was the price, the wheel size, the overall looks, easier unlock system to open and close the stand and the 3 year warranty. With that said, both units are nice but at the moment the Rigid fits my needs better. Unpacking: Unit was well packed, I picked it up myself so I chose the box I wanted with no damages on it. Nothing was missing and nothing was bent of damaged as other people had to deal with. Putting it together was easy and was fairly quick. No real issues there... The only little thing I came across during installation, was that one the wheels inner ring (not really a bearing), stuck out a little further on the inside of the frame and washer. So when I installed it on the stand it caused the wheel to not properly spin and caused a slight wobble. It was an easy fix was removing the wheel and just tapping that "ring" slightly back into the center. Reinstalled and that wobble was gone. So no issues there. The not so good: Where I think this stand isn't perfect is on two small points... I might modify mine and see if it helps at all. The extendable side rails for longer cut supports isn't properly thought out. Not a deal breaker but could be looked at by the Rigid team, please look into this! First thing, when extending the side rails for support, the locking lever that allows you to extend the support arm isn't placed in logical spot, the frame gets in the way. So you have to fiddle around it to set have better access. The other thing that isn't well thought out, is the height adjustment for the support rails. Once you set the rail at the length you need and tighten that side knob, the support bar/stop rail shifts at an angle and that shifts your piece of lumber. Poor design and would be much better if that knob was place on the flat front to lock it in at a straight level and not on that corner angle that causes the frame to move. Overall: I really like it, but those two "not so good" do annoy me. And that's where I might modify mine. Maybe by drilling a new hole on the front part of that support riser instead of on the side. Rethread the hole and have try it there. It would make a direct hold and squeeze it backwards instead of having it move the support arm around. I would give this a 3.5 but can't give half a point, so ill leave it at 4 stars... JUST because of those two things with the rails... When you want a precise repeat cut but the things twists on ya, no good! If it wasn't for that issue, I would give this Miter Stand 5 stars for sure! Hope this clears up a few things for other future buyers. Enjoy and go out there and build something!

Assembly was only possible by using third party instructions, manual was vague and had almost no graphics. Unfortunately, the support arm lock on the wheel end will not rotate when the MSUV is open so I will not be able to use that arm as a stop. I guess it will still work as a support but not for repeating cuts. I called and talked to a rep who could not help. He said just return it but it looks like a manufacturing issue so I am not confident a replacement would not be the same.

I was really looking forward to using this and upon assembly discovered the end of a frame was bent so much so I could not assemble the end. Additionally the metal is much to thick to bend back into place. I'm really debating whether or not I should exchange for a different one or just get a refund...

Wow this stand has made using my heavy 12” sliding miter saw so much easier. Should have bought this years ago. It was a cinch to assemble and what I most like is it’s ability to store the saw vertically taking up about 30” of space in my case. Raising and lowering the heavy saw doesn’t require a lot of strength due to the great design. I previously had a portable stand with a piston but that was a bear for me to raise from the collapsed position until part way raised. (5 stars)

Ridgid did a great job improving on an earlier version. The stand has a release lever you push with your foot to open and then to close. Set up/ tear down is literally 3 seconds. The extensions for boards are much more sturdy and slide well. Two cross rails are supplied that you attach to your miter saw and then you attach and lock in your miter saw to the frame. It seems very sturdy and well-made, so far I am very pleased with it. I have the Ridgid 12 inch miter saw attached to it. The working height is 38 inches.

This the second ridgid miter stand that I've had and it has similar quality control issues as the cheaper model. Went with this brand because you got bigger wheels for just a little more compared to the Dewalt. Milwaukee version doesn't have wheels. The install instructions are pretty vague. But once I got it together I realized one of the holes for the work support wasn't fully screwed in and I cant lock it in.

This stand is delightfully easy to use, and does what it's made for. I'm 6'2", and the height is okay, but it should be easy to modify for extra height (if I decide it's needed).

Roller bar is not perpendicular to the fence, so i have to allways adjust this with a shim. Wopullld be nice to have hoorizopntal adjustmwent oppn it.