Best Miter Saw Stands of 2022 – Top Picks & Reviews

Let’s face it, finding the best miter saw stand for your needs can be a complicated process. With such a wide range of choice available, how can you reliably choose between them all?

So, read on and find out which miter stands have made it through to our top picks and check out our comprehensive buyer’s guide. We’ll take a look at some of the most popular types of miter saw stands from various brands. We’ll also help you to decide which features are most essential to your needs, so you can confidently make a purchase, knowing that you’ve thoroughly considered all of the relevant options.

Comparison Table – Our Favorite Picks

Model	Warranty	Ratings
#1. Bosch T4B Gravity Editor's Choice Check Current Price	1 Year	4.9/5
#2. DEWALT DWX726 Check Current Price	3 Years	4.7/5
#3. HTC PM-4000 PortaMate Value for Money Check Current Price	1 Year	4.6/5
#4. DEWALT DWX723 Check Current Price	3 Years	4.3/5
#5. HICO UWC4000 Check Current Price	1 Year	4.0/5

5 Best Miter Saw Stand Reviews 2022

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1. Bosch T4B Gravity-Rise Rolling Miter Saw Stand – Top Pick

This is our top choice for the miter saw stand. There is an important reason we make The Bosch T4B Gravity-Rise our clear favorite. It has a universal mounting system on which you can fit any miter saw irrespective of its brand. And with that, if you are using this stand on an uneven surface like on dirt or other bumpy surfaces then its adjustable telescoping leveling leg will provide stability. It supports any piece of wood materials up to 18 feet or less.

The steel frame makes this is an extremely durable stand, while the pneumatic stand with wheels is easy to move it from job to job or just around the workshop. It can withstand 300 pounds of weight to withstand almost any cutting project. Its Gravity-Rise System made it quick to set up and easy to collapses, can be handled with one hand. There is a very small amount of force needed for movement (friction and mass). However, If you have limited shop room plus requires to move it to the work sites – shed, house inside for room remodeling, and outside then this mobile stand is absolutely great.

We were impressed with the stability of this saw stand, as well as its large 18-foot capacity, making it suitable for even large jobs. However, if we could make just one improvement we would make the leveling feet a little wider. Sturdiness if the most important things for a miter stand, luckily we have that in this model.

The Bosch T4B has all the important features and it makes it best portable miter saw stand on the market.

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2. DEWALT DWX726 Miter Saw Stand – The Runner-up

Dewalt made sturdy power tools and with that, this stand is another great accessory. We were impressed by its high-quality construction as it is made up of durable tubular steel for long-lasting use that allows for up to 300lb weight capacity. Aside from that, it doesn’t have many features when compared to Bosch T4B.

You can move this mitre saw stand easily on the Jobsite or in your workshop or garage. This stand will easily adjust to any height as per your needs. Similar to Bosch, the mounting rail is easily adjustable and you can fit most miter saws on it. With its wide rubber grip wheels, we liked how this is a steady and incredibly stable saw stand. The pneumatic-assisted raising and lowering function made it easy for us to adjust and prevented backache, especially when we had a heavy saw mounted. You can set up this stand at 3 different height for flexibility.

Once we figured it out, this Dewalt model folded up easily for compact storage. The extension arms made work on longer projects easier and freed up our bench space. Dewalt offers 3 years limited warranty which is good for users.

We found it to be a good solid miter saw stand, suitable for heavier saws. However, if you need something more lightweight and portable, it may not be quite what you’re looking for.

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3. HTC PM-4000 PortaMate Mitre Saw Stand – Best for the Money

If you need a lightweight stand for your saw, then the Bora Portamate 4000 is a great option. While it lacks some of the features of more expensive stands, we were more than satisfied with its performance especially considering its low price. You don’t need to break your bank to get the best stand for your miter saw.

If you’re short on space, this fold-up stand makes a great choice. It’s also lightweight, so we could transport it easily, weighing in at just 30 lbs. However, if you want a stand to use on-site, we think you would be better off going for one with wheels, for easier maneuverability without having to detach then reattach your saw.

The PM-4000 comes with quick-attach saw mounts and we had no problems attaching several different 12” saws without a hitch. But although we found the tubular steel construction to be very strong, we don’t think it’s suitable for taking on very large projects. This is because we noticed the supports tended to sag a little when extended any distance.

Another issue we found is that the legs are non-adjustable. We had no problems in our level workshop, but if you’re going to be using it on-site, then you may struggle to level it. In spite of these issues, we still think this tough, long-lasting saw stand that will be more than adequate for light work or DIY if you have a smaller workspace.

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4. DEWALT DWX723 Miter-Saw Stand

The Dewalt DWX723 is a strong and sturdy stand best suited for large heavy-duty projects, able to support up to 16 feet of material with a maximum weight of 500 lbs. This is a bit pricier model as it is one of the highest-quality stands on the market even much better than our first pick. This will work with all brands of miter saws.

For such a heavy-duty but lightweight stand, we were impressed by how simple it is to fold away. This made storage easy, so if you’re struggling for space, the DWX723 could be a decent option for a heavy miter saw. Made from aluminum, this stand’s 35 lb weight made it easy for us to transport. However, if you’re looking for a stand to move about on-site without taking off your saw, then we think you’d be better off looking for one with wheels.

One of the important features is locking levers are added which allows you to extend the table entirely. It is portable and can be folded easily. Once you fold the legs, it is easy to carry and store.

On the whole, we think this is a decent stand, but there are others out there that offer a better design and greater value for money.

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5. HICO UWC4000 Miter Saw Stand

We found quite a few issues with this stand. But if you’re looking for a stand for occasional use and don’t want to spend big bucks, then this could be just what you’re looking for.

This stand is compact and folded up really easily, making it ideal for light DIY use. The steel frame itself is solid and durable; however, we found it to be on the short side. It was OK for short amounts of time, but if we used it any longer we found our backs started to ache.

We found attaching the saw was a little hit and miss, so if you don’t have much experience you’ll likely struggle. We were also unimpressed by the instructions which were difficult to make sense of. Furthermore, aside from the solid mainframe, a lot of the fittings are made from poor-quality plastic. We discovered that the slide-out supports were flimsy and the leg caps that are meant to add stability tended to fall off. The miter blade must not be larger than 12 inches, it won’t fit.

Overall, if you’re aware of this stand’s issues and are looking for a budget option that’s primarily lightweight and easy to transport – we think this could still be a good choice for you.

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Buying Guide

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With so many different options available, you might find it difficult to find the ideal saw stand that’s best for your needs.

When buying a stand for your miter saw, it’s important to know what different types are available, as well as taking into account what you actually need. There are certain features you need to consider while picking a miter saw stand. There are some videos also available if you want to make one for yourself.

So, let’s take a look at 5 different types of saw stands to help you to get to grips with what features you really need. Each one has some advantages and disadvantages.

• Compound Miter Stands
• Table Top Miter Stands
• Rail Miter Stands
• Wheeled One-Hand Folding Miter Stands
• Traditional Miter Stands

What is a Compound Miter Stand?

There are different styles and types of Compound Stands. There are considered very sturdy as they are made from metal. They have a plank construction and are extremely portable due to two pairs of legs. The features of this type of stand can’t be found in other miter table stands. One of the most popular compound models is a wheeled, folding stand with rails. This gives you excellent portability, along with the chance to save space when not in use, while the rails allow you to fit almost any type of miter saw in an optimal position for your project.

What is a Table-Top Miter Stand?

This stand is a good choice when space is short and you are planning on working on a project on your existing workshop bench. As the name suggests, you fix the stand to your tabletop, so you will be using your existing stand or bench and simply fixing the saw stand on top of this. They’re designed to be extremely durable with two legs on one side usually and wheels on the other side.

While this set up obviously has its restrictions, it can be useful if you are working on a small project in a tight space, allowing you to adapt your existing setup. However, unless your workspace is extremely small, you will most probably be better off with a stand with legs allowing you to use it wherever you like. A folding option still makes sense when space is of a premium.  

What is a Rail Miter Stand?

This stand with rails allows you to attach a variety of tools thanks to its rails. The rails extend and are usually fixed in place with crossbars that clamp down across them. These are the most popular miter saw stand on the market. The pull out legs are usually made of metal.

Thanks to their extendable nature and their versatility, you can usually attach any type of saw. Combine the rail system with some of the other available types and you have an almost unbeatable, portable stand that will be suitable for almost every job and workspace.

What is a Wheeled One-Hand Folding Miter Stand?

This type of saw stand is extremely practical. Simply fold it up when not in use to save space. Some stands of these types can even be hung from the wall when not in use so they don’t clutter up your workshop. They’re mobile and very durable. They are great because of their ease of use with one-handed design.

Thanks to their wheels, you can move about these stands with your saw attached. This makes them a great choice for working on a job site as you can simply wheel it to where you need it, without having to stop to detach your saw, carry the stand then your saw, then reattach.

What is a Traditional Miter Stand?

This stand is very much like any fixed workshop bench. This model has usually a solid plank of wood connecting the two stands. Large, stable and extremely solid a traditional miter box stand takes up a huge amount of space and is only really suitable for large workshops. They need to be built on-site to measure and require a certain amount of expertise to erect.

While traditional stands are suitable for any job, for most woodworking projects a lighter stand will more than suffice. As they are fixed, you won’t be able to work anywhere else other than your workshop and they take up a lot of space. Another downside is their lack of maneuverability can make cutting certain large projects difficult as you won’t be able to approach it from any angle. It is one of the sturdiest and can hold a lot of weight.

What Additional Features Should You Look For?

When you’re looking for a new miter saw stand, pay attention to the capacities of the stand, especially if you are planning on working on large or heavy projects. Miter stands with extending arms can accommodate larger projects and you’ll need a durable, solid frame to support heavy weights. However, if portability is your main consideration you won’t want to opt for a very heavyweight stand.

Rollers can be also useful, allowing you to quickly and easily roll your wood for cutting, without risking damaging or scraping it. Whether or not they are a priority for you depends upon the type of work you normally do. Bear in mind you can often buy roller add-on kits for certain brand saw stands, so if you find a saw stand that’s just right for your needs but it doesn’t come with rollers, chances are you may be able to purchase an additional roller set for it.

Leveling feet are extremely practical if you tend to work on-site. Having the capacity to level your stand is essential when you’re often going to be using it on unlevel ground. Leveling feet allow you to quickly and easily do so, without having to mess around with different pieces of offcuts trying to get your work level, then having to collect them all up and go through it all again each time you move your stand.

Other Considerations

When you’re in to buy a new miter saw table you need to consider your individual needs above all other aspects:

Sure, it can be nice to have a large, heavyweight stand, but if you’re going to need to stick it on the back of your pickup every day and lug it about the site, then it’s not really going to be practical for your day-to-day needs.

So, first of all, consider where you’re going to be primarily using your stand. If it’s going to be stationary in one place, weight, ease of transport and storage are less important. But if you’re going to be moving it about, look for one which is more lightweight or has wheels for easier movement.

You’ll also need to consider the stand’s height. If it is non-adjustable and too low or too high for you, then you’re likely going to suffer from backache while working. If you only use it for a few hours use a week, you might not mind so much, but for long-term use you should look for a stand that’s compatible with your height.

Price is also another aspect to bear in mind. Obviously quality comes at a cost and you do tend to get what you pay for. However, for occasional jobs you don’t need to pay out a lot of cash for a stand you’ll only be using a handful of times a year.

There are plenty of decent, lightweight portable options that will enable you to get the job done. While they might not be of the best quality, nor as durable, it can make more sense to purchase one of these models for occasional use.

Lastly, think about where you’re going to store your stand when it’s not in use. If you have a spacious workshop, no worries. In most cases though, it makes sense to purchase a stand that can be folded away to save space and clutter. It also adds to portability and allows you to more easily transport your stand if necessary.

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Conclusion

We have shared our top picks for the miter saw stands (single or dual bevel) and after reading you must have an idea about what you need. With the right information, you can now make a quick and right decision. You don’t need to spend hours on Amazon or other sites.

Although there are some other stands as well but in our experience, the Bosch T4B Gravity-Rise Miter Stand is the best all-rounder and suitable for all tasks. We love how its anti-gravity rise system is easy to use and means we didn’t put our backs out when working. Its pneumatic wheels made it easy for us to move on-site and around our workshop and it can be easily folded up to save space. Stable and with a large capacity, we think the Bosch T4B makes an excellent choice, whether you’re a professional carpenter or a weekend DIY warrior.