pierreblonde
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- Mar 8, 2008
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I bought the UG set about a year ago . the job i was on at the time, the saw was setup and just stayed in the same place and i liked it , the saw folds down wheel it to the van just outside the garage and lift her in, Job Done !! But after going round other jobs with it i soon got sick, rolling it over rough ground even some block paving seem to knock the lasers out and i was having to set them up again. trying to get it up steps or worse stairs is awkward on your own, carrying the saw on the stand is too, take the saw off the stand is easier but you need to keep one foot on the stand to get the saw back on or it just whats to tip over.
you need to level the stand then each leg each time you set it up or even if you move it a foot or so, pull on a air hose or a cable and knock the legs and that's them moved .
however i do love them wings, nice and strong, accurate stops ,GREAT !!
I made a stand a few years ago and then altered it to take the kapex when i got it, but it was a bit heavy and don't fold that compact but set up real quick and the
tables where always level didn't matter what the ground was like. (that's the first pic) so i thought that's the way to go
I always liked the Dewalt stand in the way it has a beam that folds nice and compact just never like the pull out supports on them
so i got a dewalt stand and used it with the wings less the legs from the ug setup and its turned out great, setup is quick and easy the wings are bang on level with the table and fence of the saw i can move it or knock it and it stays the same ,and the whole thing is far far more ridged
i had to make a block the extend the brackets that bolt to the saw as it sits to far back on the stand . the just drilled a 6mm hole in the dewalt supports that line up with the T slots on the underside of the wings and use a m6 wing nut and one of the square nuts that keep the original legs on and thats it
you need to level the stand then each leg each time you set it up or even if you move it a foot or so, pull on a air hose or a cable and knock the legs and that's them moved .
however i do love them wings, nice and strong, accurate stops ,GREAT !!
I made a stand a few years ago and then altered it to take the kapex when i got it, but it was a bit heavy and don't fold that compact but set up real quick and the
tables where always level didn't matter what the ground was like. (that's the first pic) so i thought that's the way to go
I always liked the Dewalt stand in the way it has a beam that folds nice and compact just never like the pull out supports on them
so i got a dewalt stand and used it with the wings less the legs from the ug setup and its turned out great, setup is quick and easy the wings are bang on level with the table and fence of the saw i can move it or knock it and it stays the same ,and the whole thing is far far more ridged
i had to make a block the extend the brackets that bolt to the saw as it sits to far back on the stand . the just drilled a 6mm hole in the dewalt supports that line up with the T slots on the underside of the wings and use a m6 wing nut and one of the square nuts that keep the original legs on and thats it