Three ways a stand comes
| Maker and stand | Fits | What the maker says |
|---|---|---|
| DEWALT rolling stand (DWE7491RS) | The DWE7491 saw it is sold with | Sold as a set with the saw; the manual says to mount the saw firmly to its stand or a stable surface |
| Bosch GTA47W gravity-rise stand | The Bosch 4100 saw | Designed for job-site use; sets up and folds quickly; one person can load it into a truck. 94 lb with the saw, 58 lb for the saw alone |
| SawStop JSS mobile cart | The Jobsite Saw PRO only | Sold only with the saw; 113 lb with the saw, 84 lb for the saw alone |
From DEWALT's, Bosch's and SawStop's product pages and manuals. Each stand is made for its maker's saw; none is offered as universal in the documents reviewed.
The pattern is the same across all three: the stand is part of the saw's design, sold with it or made for it. A saw sold bare can go on a matching stand from its maker, or on a bench or plywood base built to the mounting rules below — see workbenches and outfeed tables.
The mounting rules
- Secure the saw. DEWALT's manuals say to mount the saw firmly to its stand or a stable surface; its compact saw's manual says it must be secured. A saw resting loose on a bench can move in the cut.
- A base that cannot tip. DEWALT warns that ripping and crosscutting large pieces can tip the saw, and that the surface must not tip with them. Its own suggestion for a shop-made base is 1/2 in plywood, clamped down, with a 15 × 15 in opening under the saw for dust.
- Height of the support around it. SawStop sets its own outfeed table flush with or just beneath the saw table. Any outfeed or side support should sit there too — never above the table, where it catches the work.
- Weight with the stand. It is what you lift and load: Bosch's saw is 94 lb on its stand, SawStop's 113 lb with its cart.
Outfeed on a jobsite saw
Jobsite saws have small tables, and a long rip leaves the table before it leaves the blade. Support behind and beside the saw stops it tipping off the back. A roller stand is the simplest — BORA's PM-5093 adjusts from 25 to 43-3/4 in and is rated to 150 lb — and roller stands compares the types. For a folding or built outfeed table, set its height as SawStop does: flush with or just below the saw table.
Before buying a stand
- The stand is made for your saw, or the saw can be mounted to it as the manual says
- It holds the saw firmly and will not tip with large pieces
- Its folded size and weight suit how you move it
- Outfeed and side support can be set flush with or just below the table
- There is a way for dust to clear from under the saw
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Roller stand
BORA PM-5093
The roller stand this section names for outfeed support: BORA's PM-5093, adjustable from 25 to 43-3/4 in and rated to 150 lb.
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Sources
Each stand is described as its maker describes it; dimensions are given only where the maker publishes them. Mounting rules are the saw makers' and apply to the saw named; follow your own saw's manual. No stand was tested and none is ranked.
- 1.
DWE7491RS 10-in. Jobsite Table Saw and Rolling Stand. DEWALT.
Used for: The DWE7491RS sold with its rolling stand.
- 2.
DWE7491 10" (254 mm) Job Site Table Saw, Instruction Manual. DEWALT.
Used for: Mounting the saw firmly to a stable surface or its stand; a 1/2 in plywood base clamped down, with a 15 × 15 in opening for dust; a surface that will not tip with large pieces, since ripping and crosscutting can tip the saw.
- 3.
DWE7485 8-1/4" (210 mm) Compact Job Site Table Saw, Instruction Manual. DEWALT.
Used for: The compact saw to be secured before use.
- 4.
GTA47W Gravity-Rise Table Saw Stand, Assembly Instructions. Bosch Power Tools, 2019.
Used for: The GTA47W designed for job-site use, setting up and folding quickly, loaded into a truck by one person, with mounting for the Bosch 4100.
- 5.
4100XC-10 10 In. Worksite Table Saw with Gravity-Rise Wheeled Stand. Bosch Power Tools.
Used for: The 4100XC-10 at 58 lb bare and 94 lb with the stand.
- 6.
Jobsite Saw Pro (JSS-120A60). SawStop.
Used for: The Jobsite Saw PRO sold only with its mobile cart; 84 lb saw and 113 lb with the cart; cart dimensions open and closed.
- 7.
Owner's Manual, Folding Outfeed Table, Model TSA-FOT. SawStop, 2025.
Used for: An outfeed surface set flush with or just beneath the saw table.
- 8.
BORA A-frame Tri-Function Pedestal Roller Stand (PM-5093). BORA Tool.
Used for: A roller stand adjustable from 25 to 43-3/4 in high and rated to 150 lb.
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