DWE74911 Rolling Table Saw Stand

Pros: Quality unit, large and sturdy, collapsable, portable. Cons: Large footprint, awkward folding sequence, poor instructions. As others have said about the assembly process, just look at the picture on the box. The tiny print, small and dark pictures, and poorly written manual embarrasses me as a DeWalt owner. But you only assemble this thing once, and it comes with pre-assembled modules. Included are a 5 mm hex wrench and a 6 mm / 13 mm open end wrench. A 13 mm ratcheting socket or ratcheting wrench makes assembly easier. I attached a DeWalt DWE7485 8-1/4” inch compact table saw on the stand. The saw measures 22” deep x 23” wide in its most compact form, x 13” high. The opened stand has a footprint of 40” x 40”, plus the wheels extend another 5” to the right and the handle extends another 3” (or 6” if you choose) to the left. So my compact table saw went from 23” wide to a 48” wide affair. The price for that very stable, splayed leg 40” x 40” foot print is a trip hazard while moving around in my small shop. The opened stand is 26” high, so adding the 13” high saw put the saw table height at 39.” Folded, the saw and stand measures about 22” x 26” (across the wheels) x 45.” My stand came with the necessary saw adapter brackets (marked F and R, and not reversible) and bolts needed for the DWE7485 saw, and another set of bolts for a different saw model. The quality of the stand seems very good. Once the folding and unfolding sequence is figured out, it works pretty well. The left legs have a different style release mechanism than the right legs have. Unfortunately, whenever moving from the folded to the open positions, the top or right legs must be extended first, so they are always poking at me while I reach down and unlock the lower legs. Same when doing the opposite move. To prevent the lower legs from sliding when I lift the saw and stand from the folded to the upright position, I have to place my foot on one of the stand’s lower feet and then dodge the upper feet as I swing the stand on up. Same when going from the open to the folded position. And I need to have at least eight feet of open area to perform this maneuver. When opening the legs from the folded position, confirm that all of the leg detents are LOCKED in place. All quite doable, just be safe and prepared. And happy with your purchase.

This works great for the 60v cordless table saw. Very sturdy, easy to setup and move around. A little on the heavy side trying to load it in the back of the truck, but much better than the sawhorse style one that I got as a package deal from HD

Very sturdy and easy to wheel around. Can't really find a flaw. Assembling the bracket that mounts the table saw to the stand is a little tricky but no big deal. Took me 10 minutes to install instead 5. That's about the only thing that broke balls for a minute. The legs fold super easy too. Definitely good value and worth the investment.

I make 3/4 inch plywood tops for these and use them as work tables and bolts down other tool systems like my router table. Makes everything mobile and it all stores out of the way against the wall saving me a ton of space. Easy up and easy down.

I bought this stand to mount my Dewalt DWE 7485 and, although the assembly was more challenging than it needed to be, I am very satisfied with the stand. Not that there are a lot of parts and it is complicated, it’s just that the instructions could be better. The instruction booklet is only 5 ½” by 8 ½” so it could be bigger and provide better illustrations. As others have mentioned in their reviews, the best picture of the assembled unit is the graphic on the side of the box. The reference numbers on page 1 of the instructions should coincide with the numbers in the assembly figures, but not always – for example, on page 1, the Kickstand is #9, but on page 3 of the assembly instructions, Figure D, the Kickstand tube (end of the Kickstand) is #12. I also thought that it would have been helpful if the little bags holding various metric bolts were labeled for the size of the bolt(s) inside as well as for the instruction number they pertained to. The parts included a little allen wrench and a little open ended wrench. I opted to use a 10mm and a 13mm socket and wrench with their allen wrench and that worked out better. Not all of the bolts included washers so I added washers to the assembly, as needed. Mounting the table saw to the stand and adapter brackets involves laying your table saw flat on it’s cutting surface and attaching the stand on top of it – so, you’ll need to remove the blade guard and fence. I opted to snug up the adapter brackets on the stand, and place my table saw on top of the brackets and attach it instead. It’s tightly secured and safe for use. I had 4 bolts left over – that’s because the holes in the frame of your table saw might be large, or smaller and bolts are included to fit either size hole. When I was finally finished, I wheeled the stand and saw around the driveway a little, opened the legs, stood it up, and felt like…. I’m liking this.

Amazing stand. Came with the brackets for the 8.5” job site table saw and attaches just fine. One strange thing I noticed was when the table was all set up and on even ground, I placed a 4’ level on the tabletop and level was slightly off. Double checked all the connections at the bolts and everything looked fine. This did cause a slight issue when ripping 12’ baseboards as the material roller behind the saw was level and the table saw itself was slightly off. Small issue which can be easily remediated but adding a few washer to either side for perfect level. Moves around great, very sturdy, doesn’t slide at all. Highly recommend to anyone who transports their table saw from site to site or needs mobility. Also the height is perfect.

Works great, shouldn't have waited so long to get it for my Dewalt DW745. Safe, stable and stows away perfect.

Very stable and firm stand. Closing the stand for storage and reopening for use will take some practice.

In the previous question and answer, I found out that this stand do work, with the new DWE7485 table saw. Since this new model is not listed, to work with this stand. Does it work, the short answer is a big Yes. Unfortunately, it led me to have lot's frustration when putting the stand together for the saw/table adapter. It is a very nice solid little stand, and very sturdy once done properly. Just putting this little info, to avoid going through what I did. When installing those adapter bracket, one has a little F for the front for the table saw, and the other one has a R for rear. This stand ALSO has a front and back, and to AVOID not having all the holes to align properly. For the front side of the stand, the wheels must be on the left hand side of the front of the saw front side. Since the picture on the box show the opposite, while the manual is Correct to show the proper way. Hopefully, this will help someone to avoid the same problem I did have, For having the table saw, on the reverse front side of the stand. Ray

El producto funciona excelente con los productos de la misma marca. Es muy práctica para mover la sierra de banco con la que lo ocupo. Me permite moverla para ocuparla y luego desplazarla para guardarla.

Goo product, I have a small space to work with. This come in very handy!

Que da perfecto para mi sierra, funcionalidad fantástica, ya puedo ir con ella a donde quiera fácilmente.