Evolution Power Tools, MCS Stand, Mitering Chop Saw Stand with Powerlift Assist | Heavy-Duty Steel Frame, All-Terrain Wheels, Compatible with Evolution S355CPS, R355CPS, Gas-Strut Lift

Great space saving and device moving product. Evolution Customer Services told me it wouldn’t fit my Evolution mitre saw as it was for the Evolution Chop Saw. Looking at the table top I thought it must do as there’s tons of fixing slots. Sure enough it did, no problem at all, in fact it would probably fit a whole host of other workshop equipment of any brand. Easy to assemble and use, such a great product.

This is a great table! It will fit all table saws (holes permitting). It comes with all the screws and bolts for all types of mitre table saws or anything, I think that you can fit on table, with in reason. Easy to assemble wheels and feet, handles. It has guides also to fit so you can set up stock for cutting when you have your chop saw fitted. When folded it has a lever and hydraulic lift to help unfold and fold. But if saw is heavy the lift struggles a bit.. Its alot easier with it though. I brought the Evolution S355MCS Mitre (chop saw), fits fantastic. Only 4 bolts and its fixed. Easy to move around on wheels in workshop and store, it stands upright as well to save space. Will write a review on Evolution S355MCS when get chance as thats a great bit of kit as well....

Only four stars for the item I received. The very first two small screws you put in to hold the frame together (shown in step 1) had threads that were over sized. Luckily, I have a large assortment of bolts, nuts, screws etc. to use instead. I ended up having to drill through the frame completely and use 6mm X 60mm bolts and lock nuts, instead of the two supplied small screws. If I had not had this as a back up plan, the whole thing might have had to have been sent back straight away, so be warned people. The overall care in production seems to be lacking on the frame I received. Follow the build plan and step 3 should be step 2 and step 2 should be step 3. Otherwise the wheels will foul the screwdriver to put in the other two small screws that actually WERE the right thread size on my example. Again, plan ahead to swap the order around at this point. The single small black handle should be mounted on the LEFT side of the worktop, otherwise the latch to release the top/frame and let it spring upwards will be fouled for proper use. The release latch is very strong in operation, so be prepared for a bit of effort and possible bruised knuckles. On releasing the work top from the 'down' position, the whole thing should spring upwards without any effort, so be prepared for it to knock things over or even give you "one in the ribs". The whole movement is relentless, you WILL NOT be able to stop it opening. Once open, it is a good height for use with a variety of machines, but the two sets of bolts supplied (two different sizes) will NOT fit certain chop saws etc. if they do not have any mounting holes in them already. NO clamps are provided for this type of machine stand, that has no mounting holes. You will have to drill your own in whatever machine base you have in such a case. Once folded up for storage, the stand takes up a large floor area, like a sack truck of a larger size does. This is NOT a small portable stand/frame for chop saw type tools and can easily mount a table saw if required, or a large compound saw machine like the one Evolution advertise this very stand for. I do like this wheeled stand for it's intended use overall, but I made sure I had somewhere for it to be stored (collapsed) before buying. Just make sure you have some extra bolts handy (four of 6mm x 60mm + nuts) in case your version has even more faulty threads than mine did and you should be fine. A socket set will be useful to put this stand together, two sets is even better. I used my 3/8" and 1/2" socket sets, as it goes faster than using spanners. You will also need a Pozi 2 head screwdriver if you use the small screws with the kit. The number 1 (marked) brown envelope holds the bits needed to put this stand together. The envelope marked number 2, is the mounting bolts for saw tools etc. only. A sturdy stand when assembled with seemingly good quality paint on the frame, but with little annoying bits and pieces letting it down I think. I'm sure the prototype that was originally inspected and passed for production, had zero issues with it of course.

La machine est lourde et mon garage bien rempli. Déplacer la machine était pénible, mais depuis que j'ai reçu le chariot c'est un plaisir. Réalisé avec le même soin que la scie tout est parfait. L’ensemble est cependant assez volumineux en position verticale. Besoin de sortir une moto, aller sur une terrasse, etc., c'est un plaisir. Il n'y a que deux positions, en bas plié et en haut pour la coupe.

Great for mitering chop saws, makes them so much more ergonomic while using and so much more convenient to use! While this stand is heavy so are chop saws, the convince out ways the weight issues because when you need a chop-saw you need a chop-saw. Really sturdy stand great support for long materials.

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TYVM for this well designed stand...sturdy...convenient to move around with saw on it...packs away nicely with minimal space requirement, considering the size it becomes when in use.

tres pratique mais très encombrant