TMMS-051 Rolling Foldable Table Saw Stand

I use these to wax snow skis on. They fold well and lock together and are easy to carry alone or as a pair. They lock into position tightly and do not wobble when used. The top surface is a non-slip pad that makes these excellent for use as a platform holder, sawhorse, or ski clamp base.

It's very simple to assemble and it works like a charm. It supports whatever I'm cutting without moving and my saw fits easily. This is the best stand I've ever had and I'd buy it again if I ever needed a new one.Save your money on the overly expensive stands, this one does it all. I'm very pleased with my purchase. The best part is the adjustable rollers to support your wood. They're easily extended and it's easy to slide your wood to exactly where you need it.

This stand was easy to assemble and very rigid. I’m happy with this purchase. The reason this product gets four stars is because the quality of the threads for the adjustment knobs are poorly threaded. I had to re-thread two of the four. But solid product overall.

After years of using a bulky, difficult to move miter saw stand I made myself, I finally bought the Tomax miter saw stand. It folds up so nicely for storage, it's relatively lightweight so it's easy to move around and take with me when needed, and it does its job very well!There was a slight issue with one of the adjustment knobs, but I contacted customer service and they got right on it and helped fix my issue quickly and efficiently! It's rare that I ever call CS, and when I do it's rare that I have a good experience. This was amazing - I'll definitely be looking to see what else Tomax may sell that I may not know I need yet...

I ordered the table saw stand and when I received the box it clearly read miter saw stand. The photos however were for the table saw stand, so I opened the box. Turns out the photos were correct and it is mis-labeled. It is sturdily built and easy to assemble.

Just the right height. Was surprised it came just about completely assembled. Only drawback is sometimes hard to get the lock to release.

While this seems to be sturdy and stable, I do have a problem with it. Mounted my 12” miter saw and the rollers and fence are nowhere near, in line. Guess I’ll have to purchase separate stand rollers for jobs needing support

I got this for tuning skis and boards, but they might get used as an actual sawhorse at times. Stands that are branded for tuning are significantly more expensive for no apparent reason. Looking closely at the pics, these look almost identical to many of them. These work fine, are not the most stable if you're really going to be pushing them, but good enough for minor tunes that I do. I would think they are much more stable when using as a pair in their intended purpose of sawhorsing.