I am using this for a dewalt DCS7484B 60v table saw. When I got the stand I couldn't see how to mount it and called Dewalt. They said that this stand wasn't made for that saw and to buy theDW7451 stand. Well, that stand is a piece of crap. So, I was able to drill some holes (without using a piece of plywood, which I did not want to do) and the saw is now mounted perfectly on this stand. I was worried about the legs being able to hold up when you stand it up. The legs fold out while the unit is on end and then you pull it up from there. But, no problem. I love this stand and, like everything else Dewalt, it's excellent quality. Don't buy the DW7451 for this saw.

THIS IS A VERY STURDY TABLE SAW STAND. I MOUNTED MY DCS7485T1 FLEXVOLT TABLE SAW TO THIS STAND AND IT WORKS GREAT. REVERSED MOUNTING BRACKETS SO THEY DIDN'T STICK OUT IN FRONT OF THE SAW AND MOUNTED TO THE SAW BASE. REALLY A GOOD COMBINATION EVEN THOUGH DEWALT DOES NOT ADVERTISE THIS STAND FOR THIS SAW. HAD TO USE 3/16 INCH MOUNTING BOLTS THAT FIT THE MOUNTING HOLES IN THE SAW BASE INSTEAD OF THE 1/4 INCH THAT CAME WITH THE SAW STAND.

This is a great product that's super easy to use...it's easy to fold and wheel around with the saw securely attached. It very stable and the build quality is simply better than anything else on the market...with one exception...the black rubber feet on the bottom of the legs are glued/epoxied on to the extruded aluminum legs which fit like a cup over the aluminum legs...and because of the sharp angle of the rear legs it leaves very little surface area for the glue/epoxy to bond to. The first time I attempted to stand-up the saw stand ... the back/rear rubber foot came off and now I am constantly having to fix it every time I stand-up and/or pack-up the saw...and I'm certain I will end up loosing the rubber foot before long. For that reason I am deducting 1 star. I am very surprised that I did not read about anyone else having an issue similar to mine...am I just unlucky and received a stand with poorly attached rubber feet...I doubt it. I doubt it because I see this as a design flaw in my opinion...they could have done a MUCH better job on this crucial area where "the rubber meets the road" ...so to speak.

Please don't get me wrong...I feel this is BY FAR the best saw stand out there...but...I'm really surprised that the feet where designed lacking the pure strength, which is clearly present in the rest of the product.

This stand is awesome but saw mounting hardware came with stand are too thick and short for cordless table saw DCS7485. Also, you can't not use locator clip for storage. I've tried drill holes on saw for hex dead bolts to fit, noticed it was too short. End up purchasing 1/4"-2" hex deadbolts to mount the saw.

This thing is awesome. Sets up in seconds, lightweight, and sturdy whether you have it set up on the legs for cutting or are storing your saw on the side stand. The wheels are huge and roll over any terrain with ease.

If you use this with most any table saw you'll be able to mount it in seconds with the included hardware. My saw took a little extra effort.

I use it with a flexvolt cordless the mounting holes in the flexvolt saw are too small for the provided bolts, and the holes are angled slightly inward. You could drill them a bit wider, but I just used some slightly smaller bolts (6mm). I used some beveled washers to compensate for the angle of the holes. I also saw a youtube video of someone who drilled entirely new holes through the plastic feet. This solves the hole size, angle, and positioning issues all at once. Personally, I'm fine with it positioned to the left; the stand is still completely sturdy and I used the space to the right to mount a storage box for the charger, battery, and extra blades.

I'm a Milwaukee guy and this saw and stand are the only Dewalt tools I own but I'm thoroughly impressed and may even add to my flexvolt collection down the line.