Price The cheapest miter saw stand costs around $60, though rigidity can be suspect. We’d expect to pay $80 to $100 for a strong, basic model. There’s plenty of choice in the $150 to $200 range.

The Bosch T4B Gravity Rise miter saw stand has been our favorite since the first day we used it. This stand also stands the test of time-as evidenced by its 10+ year run.

Some units have poor welding. Choice 3: Bosch’s Portable Gravity-Rise Miter Saw Stand Our take: Clever folding mechanism and wheeled frame, ideal for the busy tradesperson.

Price The cheapest miter saw stand costs around $60, though rigidity can be suspect. We’d expect to pay $80 to $100 for a strong, basic model. There’s plenty of choice in the $150 to $200 range.

Some units have poor welding. Choice 3: Bosch’s Portable Gravity-Rise Miter Saw Stand Our take: Clever folding mechanism and wheeled frame, ideal for the busy tradesperson.

Price The cheapest miter saw stand costs around $60, though rigidity can be suspect. We’d expect to pay $80 to $100 for a strong, basic model. There’s plenty of choice in the $150 to $200 range.

Price The cheapest miter saw stand costs around $60, though rigidity can be suspect. We’d expect to pay $80 to $100 for a strong, basic model. There’s plenty of choice in the $150 to $200 range.

A stand is an added expense, but if you’re using your miter saw regularly, especially at various job sites, it’s a worthwhile investment, adding safety, reliability, and speed to your work.