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WARNING
Do not mount a table saw on this miter saw stand.
Aggressive feeding of sheet materials into a table saw
could cause the stand to tip over.
NOTE: This miter saws stand is to be used with miter
saws with four mounting holes in a rectangular pattern
• Mount the miter saw to the quick-release mounting
brackets using the supplied hardware (mounting bolt,
4
washer, lock washers and nut) as shown.
Figure 7
Bolt
4
WARNING
Do not use the miter saw stand for scaffolding or as a
ladder. Make sure to securely tighten all fasteners before
using. Maximum capacity is 330 lbs (150 kg). Power tools
on the miter saw stand should not exceed a combined
overall height of 60" (152.4 cm) from the floor.
ROLLERS BARS/EXTENSION BAR
ADJUSTMENT
4
Refer to Figure 9
The extension bars move in and out to the properly
support the workpiece.
The roller bars are used as a directional rollers or with the
extension bars as stationary stop guides.
• Loosen the small locking knobs, slide the extension
bar in or out to the required position, tighten the small
locking knobs.
• Loosen the large locking knobs, slide the roller bars up
and down to desired location, tighten the large locking
knobs.
MATERIAL SUPPORTS
Refer to Figure 9
Fold the material supports out to stack extra material for
easy excess.
Nut
Lock Washer
Flat Washer
OPERATION
• The quick release mounting brackets hook onto the
miter saw stand frame. Using the handles on the
quick release mounting brackets, lift the miter saw and
position the quick release mounting brackets onto the
miter saw stand as shown in Figure 7 (SAW IS NOT
SHOWN TO ALLOW VISIBILITY OF THE RAILS AND
BRACKETS).
Figure 8
• Lower the saw into place and press the locking levers
down to lock the mounting brackets into place.
LEVELING
Refer to Figure 9
One leg is adjustable. Turn the leveling nut up or down to
level the miter saw stand.
Figure 9
Material
Supports
Adjustable
Leg
Roller Bar
Small Locking Knob
Extension
Bar
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