BORA Portamate Miter Saw Stand with Pedestal Roller - Mitre Saw Stand with Wheels - Carpenter Stainless Steel Saw Stand and Collapsible Workbench - Expandable Power Tool Stands PM-8000B

Fantastic purchase. I love it and use it constantly. It works better than advertisedPerfect for a small workshop where you need countertops when not using the saw.

Great product, seller offers additional roller which fell out of my box.

After reading reviews I was a little skeptical about buying this. I decided to "risk it" and bought it based on the reviews on the sister product the PM-8000. The box was a bit dinged up when it arrived (duh) but man was I was impressed with the quality as I was setting it up....it comes mostly assembled. If you have any mechanical sense, this thing is very easy to put together, there is basically three main parts - the top and two sides. I read reviews complaining about pinch points and sharp edges and poor quality materials, DO NOT let them scare you, this thing is built like a tank. Yes, you could technically pinch yourself if you were dumb, but let's be honest the miter saw you're putting on here is way more dangerous. The roller stand is super handy for longer stuff like trim. Overall I love it, couldn't be happier!

This table is not well built… quality of the product doesn’t live up to its reputation. Overall it’s a bad quality product. It’s a good concept but it’s not built to last. I just put it together this morning and the locking pin on the handle has already came off.

I was about to build my own version of the flip top work bench for my saw when I found this. It was less than $100 more than the materials I would have needed to build my own wooden one, and I just say this works quite well if you are tight on space.The frame does bend a little when rotating the saw from stowed to in use, so be mindful when securing the levers that they are actually lined up.I would definitely recommend this product.

Did not come with instructions and looking up YouTube they have a couple of different models so I'm peiecing it together also those knobs that snap in place per assembly video. Jeez wow. Still messing with that an hour later to no avail

It's a well thought out idea. However the materials and fittings are absolutely terrible and a lot of pinch points and way too many sharp edges.

This works amazing but will not work with Harbor Freight saw. It'll hit the back bottom support bracket. Cutting a small notch would allow it to clear but for the price shouldn't need to modify it.