DEWALTMiter Saw Stand, Heavy Duty (DWX723)

A solid stand for any miter saw with plenty of capacity for longer items. It is portable but if you’re changing location frequently then a stand with wheels maybe your best option.Some reviews mention that the box looks beaten up on arrival and mine did too. All the staples were loose and it looked like it had been previously opened. However, this was not the case. The unit has a heft to it and tends to beat up its packaging. Once opened, mine had no damage.

I love this stand. I've used it to hold my miter saw for a whole host of projects. It's big, so storing it can be challenging, but its almost never stored these days. The extendable arms are super useful.

This DeWalt support stand is solid, heavy but maneuverable when assembled and is a real asset in the function of my DeWalt saw!It was placed where every one passing by could see it, propped in front of a white barn door. It was too heavy to carry alone.

This mounting kit by Dewalt is impressively durable, ensuring long-lasting performance for your saw. It includes all the necessary components for securely mounting the DWS779 model. Despite its sturdy build, the kit is surprisingly lightweight, making it easy to handle. The balance of weight distribution adds to the overall stability when in use.

Very handy for my miter saw, save your back.

The stand is incredibly sturdy and provides a reliable base for my DEWALT miter saw. I love how easy it is to set up and adjust to the perfect height for my projects. The heavy-duty construction gives me peace of mind knowing that my saw is secure while I work.I also appreciate the portability of this stand. It's easy to fold up and transport to different job sites, making my work more efficient. The DWX723 stand has truly made a difference in my woodworking projects.

DEWALT SAW DWS780 REC'DThursday, February 8MODEL DSW780TYPE 24MANUFACTURED TAIWAN THIRD WEEK OCTOBER 2023MANUFACTURE CODE 2023 43 CJ----------------------PRODUCT REVIEW BELOW----------------------DWX723 Stand 6-Foot BOX Was ENTIRELY OPEN. All LARGE COPPER STAPLES along ENTIRE LENGTH were RIPPED OUT. The stand itself was worth every penny. Incorporated very useful and thoughtful design features - and did it very well. Great material support with all features facilitating the workflow -- smoothest measurement and cutting (including an indispensable and sturdy workpiece length stop which assures accurate repeated cuts of equal lengths).Nothing was missing or damaged.Bought a 12" DWS780 Type 24 Miter Saw, MFD third week of October 2023, AND DWX723 Stand together for about $80 less than cumulative separate prices.Great product. Placed my DWS780 Type 24 miter saw on it. Cutting many 2x4s right now, but getting very good cuts and every bevel alignment was perfect - even double bevels of both left and right directions and both directional tilts. I never had that with any of MY past three (3) radial arm saws, or my father's two (2) before that.I also bought several accessories since the total extended support which this stand provided is ~16 ft.A wider workpiece support (with a stop) is useful, support rollers to use midway of longer pieces, an automatic shop vac switch, and an 80 or 100 tooth blade equip this saw and stand very nicely.

There are a lot of things to love about this miter saw stand, and only a couple of drawbacks:pros:Rugged - you would have to work hard to loosen it - the legs have a large snap-in key and are sturdy. The levers to fold up the legs are large and thus are easy to depress.Easy to put together - basically, you just unfold the legs. Even when you have a non-standard (meaning non DeWalt) saw it isn't that difficult. I put my little 30 year old Makita sliding compound miter saw on with probably 2 hours of work total. I had to cut a piece of plywood, and because I wanted it to be nice, I sanded it and put on a couple coats of polyurethane. Then attached the brackets and the saw - about 1/2 hour all together including measuring. If it is a DeWalt saw, it will fit the brackets directly. Although it is nice to have that extra room to put stuff, so the plywood is useful. The directions to do this are very clear, by the way.Both sides of this stand extend making it suitable for decking and other projects that require long stock.Cons:The stops they provide are OK, but they are pretty small and if you are working with 2 x 12 or 4 x 4 (on my saw I need to put a backer board against the fence as the saw small and the blade is in the way).So I bought the BIG 12" versions - 1 roller and one 'stop'. Should have gotten 2 rollers as I find them far more useful. I don't rely on the stops for this stand. I'll probably toss the 6" ones that came with the stand.Here's the roller that fits it: DEWALT DW7027 Wide Roller Material Support Works great and you don't have to add as many quarters to the swear jar when the wider stock slips off the narrow 6" stops they provide.I put a couple of cinder-blocks under the legs and lay a 2 x 12 across them as a storage place for squares, pencils, kitchen sinks. You know how it is. This works especially well as I leave the saw out near my projects and just keep the stand and saw covered with a tarp, thus keeping my tools high and dry as well.Can't think of any other negatives.