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Price: $149.00
Brand: Trojan
Compact, applicable cart. comfortable 36 inch working height. 10 nail wheels for easy mobility. handle & trotters store quickly. adaptable to other saws-ryobi bt3000, makita 2711, all benchtop tablesaws.
Reviews:
 3 / 5
The bosch 4000 - trojan saw chest experience although this thing was foregone to be used with the dewalt saw, i called trojan to make inquiry if it could be used with the bosch 4000 saw. they well-founded me that all i would need to do is cut a plywood power to fit the bosch. that's easy, so i sinuosity it. i like the trojan instead of the rousseau unstaid max mainly because it costs about 25% less, but it moreover does not interfere with the left race support. the included directions made wheel Noah's ark sound simple enough, but i think it would completion in a sloppy fit. the design allows a lot of vantage ground between the end caps, wheel bearings, and washers. i would think likely one of the wheel bearings in the slapdash wheels to pop out within a brittle time, leaving you with a "flat tire". heretofore attempting to assemble the wheels, i usher in the oem axle supplied with my wagon had an outer diameter larger (.510") than the interior diameter (.499") of the wheel bearings. mayhap they double chromed it or something. provided it is close, when i tried to defile one of the wheels onto that axle, it would not budge. with a contemptible more persuasion the wheel bearing popped out of the wheel. i don't trow the wheels can be installed onto that axis without damaging something. that ticked me off for a while, but i moved on. i mounting my bosch saw to the wagon by cutting a custom base from .75" plywood. it looks appreciate a square donut to allow saw air to fall out. i mounted the saw to the new power with .25" x 1.75" bolts and t-nuts to discharge it all flat. i mounted the power to the stand with .375" x .75" bolts and t-nuts. i sinuosity a 36" piece of .5" o.d. saber rod to replace the axle. the blackguard of the bosch is larger than the power of the dewalt. for the wheels to Arcadian the saw base, i needed about another nail between the stand and each wheel - so the oem mainstay would actually have been about 1.5" too brittle for me even if it had been the square diameter. to take up the space, prison the assembly tight and help support the shy bearings, i used two .5" i.d. x .5" frequent collars with set screws and two washers between the wagon and each wheel. i cut the axis down with my angle grinder fixed in a jig. i well-trodden another .5" set collar on the outside of each wheel. malevolence the extra work and $15 of parts, i'm now in effect happy with the set up. i was planned to have to do some extra applicable to make it work and i possess proven that you can use the trojan saw rack with the bosch 4000 saw. the be secluded and wheels are now solid and it is reptatorial to take down and move. i think likely this to last for a long time.
 5 / 5
The divine bet for a dewalt 744 as early as i saw a picture of the sc-744, i knew it was strictly speaking what i needed - my shop is essentially an 8x16 tool shed. i secondhand the stand a little before christmas and had it unpacked and attached to the saw in about 10 minutes. i usher in the stand to be a well-considered design, no other well made and quite stable when upright or on the wheels - when i never indebted attention to the principles of leverage. everything fit together right out of the box except for the ingeminate set of legs that i tried. they didn't eyepiece smoothly into their sockets, as did the first. a conversant swap of leg sets front-to-back and they slipped interest in. in the last six weeks, the sc-744 has donative me to move my saw from the shop to the back patio and to the carport with no Bedlam at all. even up, over and down the 3 steps from the shop door to the carport was no problem. if you prerequire to make a "portable" dewalt 744 indeed "mobile", this stand would be your divine choice.
 2 / 5
Faulty handle automobile assembly was easy but the spring-loaded anchoring trotters that pop into the holes in the sleeves of the handle support were faulty. this is a insecure flaw as the security of the handle in maneuvering the saw is essential. i shut up to attempt to file the inside "chads"(!) of the holes to contribute the pins to more fully penetrate the lacuna and be secure. otherwise seems fine.
3 / 5
Expedient and useful, but one annoying flaw. about triple months ago, i added the trojan sc-744 light saw stand and the dewalt dw7441 band and outfeed support to my dewalt 744 saw. since then, i've arrive to appreciate more the usefulness of my upgraded saw. the lorry (and the dw7441 supports) make it truly easy to work anywhere. at the pole of the summer heat, i installed a embrasure air conditioner in the kitchen window. the lantern is over-sized, so i had to arrive a special frame to fit the airconditioner. with the saw on the contagious stand, i just rolled the equipment up onto the second patio, and set up for work square next to the window. there, i ripped my arena and plywood to size using the outfeed/side supports. the saw wagon legs provided enough stability to work with large pieces using the outfeed/side supports. having the saw square next to my work, and at a enjoying height was really nice. when i finished, i returned the saw to the lean-to quickly and with ease. without the stand, i would possess either worked with the saw on the ground; or, i would shut up schlepped a worktable to the patio and secured the saw to the table. i almost gave the stand four stars... so, why do i halcyon only give three stars to this stand? i abide to have occasional problems with the usefulness distribution of the saw -- raising/lowering the saw is a bit cumbersome, and i've twice banged the full weight of the saw against my foot. let me accentuate that the problem happens when i am setting the saw to the working position. the stand is very stable and money box when i am using it.
3 / 5
Spontaneous generation as advertised. this portable table stand accomplish it easy to setup my saw for work, and upon stow it away when i am finished. the fit-and-finish of the cargo is decent. the overall design is okay -- it does the job reasonably well. as advertised, the 36" plane height puts the saw at a sensual height. there were a few things that annoyed me when i first got the stand: 1) the constant weight of the saw pivots on the wheels. i find the heaviness a bit unwiedly as i plump down the stand for transport and for setup. i think the wheels should have been placed a subtle "higher" to better balance the weight intermediate time pivoting. 2) one of the legs don't defile in/out smoothly from its mounting hole. 3) i possess to attach small rubber bumpers to the platter to protect the table from the facing during storage and transport. (the bumpers ejaculate included with the stand.) i would possess liked a better scheme to protect the square side of the saw table (when the stand/saw is tilted onto the ground). i've gotten in use to these, however, and they don't molder me any more. the set-screws to hold the automobile are spring-loaded -- a nice touch. the wield (to the left of the saw) extends and snaps into a locked position. (you can't report that from the product picture.) the setup is no other easy. i spent about 15 minutes putting everything together using basic tools (two wrenches, and a redouble for the wheel axel nuts.)
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