Would I have to have a stand, or can this be bolted to a work table?
1325632
You could bolt it to a work table if it was big enough and sturdy enough. You wouldn't want any danger of the table tipping over. I personally use it sitting on my front porch (concrete) and I stand on the ground so the saw is about 3 feet off the ground, which is about waist high for me. This is perfect for my needs. I like it not being bolted to anything so I can put it away when I'm not using it. I hope this answered your question. I love this saw. It has been a real time saver!
1325633
You don't have to have either of those things, but I would recommend some clamps for sure to keep things from shifting. In the manual it suggests that the mitre saw can *tip over* backward without them due to the weight of the blade. (Never happened to me thanks to the clamps.) I know I'd prefer mine to be bolted to a worktable but that isn't an option since I have very limited work space in an uninsulated shed and I keep my mitre saw in my room to keep it from getting rusty.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
2057591
Yes, you just need a stand to hold one end. I mounted a shelf bracket to a tree and it works great .
2012653
Yes. But try to make sure you do you best to center before putting in screws. They are long lag bolts. This is a great stand. No complaints.
1507653
It can stand on a flat table but it won't be stable (because of it's lite weight and small sizw) i suggest you tape it in with that sticky multiple use glue or any thing of such sort.
1667865
The stand has a pointed stick bottom (to put in the sand) so perhaps if you got a bucket of sand or rocks it could work. But then it may not be tall enough to move around a table. It's super good looking and well made, so if you can figure out a way to secure it, especially in a windy situation, it may do double duty.
348655
The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
1395552
yes you definitely can. I bought an "X" shaped stand and I notice a lot of rocking with those. im sure a sturdy table at the right height would be just fine.
1652917
HelloThis stand comes with the base shown in the image, but you may also bolt it to the desk.Thank you,Taylor W.VIVO
877264
This stand is designed to be set and left. It takes a wrench to move it. You would be better off with a moveable desk.
422086
I would suggest getting a stand or a mounting bracket which can be installed on a beam.
392083
Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
35524
possibly. You would need to cut a hole in the ceiling for the bolt to go through that secures the stand. Or you could use the clamp it comes with. But then the weight would be pulling on your ceiling which is a lot different from it resting on a table. So I don't know.
785310
I would say yes. The way the stand is mounted. I am sure that somebody out there will make a mount that you can get. Hopefully this helps.
658549
I think it would be possible, it is a great sturdy stand, and I don't see why you could not bolt it down.
1108060
If you have a power drill with a flat head attachment, it's no problem screwing it in. With that said you can place it any where you want. I added a computer self below the table and it worked out fine.
1499102
No. It bolts to a wall. It could be bolted to a table but definitely needs to be secured.
1338205
Although the cart is strong and sturdy enough to hold most tools like you mentioned, I would be hesitant to use cart as a work stand. My experience as a life long wood worker tells me this cart would be too narrow to make a stable work surface. It would be very good to store and move equipment around shop, but you want a stand with legs that flare out wider than the work surface for stability and wheels that retract off the floor. Hope this helps.