Stablemate PRO 1000 Professional Universal Miter Saw Work Stand
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Manufacturer: Fulton Corporation
Model: PRO 1000
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Publisher: Fulton Corporation
Label: Fulton Corporation
Features for Stablemate PRO 1000 Professional Universal Miter Saw Work Stand:
- Universal tool mounting clamps provide rock-solid support for miter saw brands and sizes, allowing fast and easy on/off access to stand
- Self-locking, folding legs and carrying handle provide compact and easy mobility to/from worksites
- Sturdy 16 guage galvanized steel construction withstands rugged daily contractor use with a 500 lb capacity
- Left and Right extension arms provide 46" to 132" of overall work support, with built-in flip stop allowing consistent repetitive cuts
- Four work supports control correct stock alignment with quick and easy height adjustment
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Customer Reviews
Great addition to any workshop... 
2007-12-17
Extremely durable steel construction. The only problem that I found with it are the nuts that hold the extension bars in place on the bottom need to be changed to lock nuts. The vibration from my miter saw causes them to come loose and fall off over time. This may be a little bit heavier work stand than some of the competition, but you can't beat it for the price. It also extends out further than most other work stands. I'm glad that I caught it on sale!
Rock Solid 2007-09-06
Not as pretty as a DeWalt or others, but solid and the price is right. Plastic plugs in round supports do fall out, but a touch of Gorilla glue and they won't go anywhere. Added wheels to get a little more short distance mobility.
Heavy but not heavy duty 
2007-06-30
At first glance this seems to be a sturdy stand with a simple but rugged design, and it almost is. The nuts that the wing nuts use to secure the extensions fell off before I even got it to the jobsite, maybe I had a defective one, but they are just rivnuts and not very sturdy. I used C-clamps instead for awhile but on longer heavier boards the extensions are really wobbly this way. Also the plastic end caps that go into the round support tubes have mostly all fallen out. If you can weld on the nuts like they should have been in the first place this item makes a sturdy, inexpensive but heavy stand.
Good but could easily have been great 
2007-04-11
This is a very rugged and stable stand. It is however somewhat heavy to lug around; with a saw, forget it. The instructions for set-up could have been better as well. I recommend getting different nuts and screws for the saw base. I have a Makita and the bolts are too long to allow the full right hand miter. This is minor. There are many sharp edges on the steel that I had to take a file to. A small detail until you have to get stitches. Also, the roller/rests do not align properly. This is also pretty minor as they are not true rollers. The Dewalt saw base is easier to use because of its instant clamp where the Stablemate must have its two clamps hand tightened with handles. Also not too big a deal. It does cost less than lots of other brands and is very tough. Maybe they will make the improvements to make this really great as they have a great start.
Stability Over Portability 2007-01-16
Before purchasing the Stablemate PRO 1000, I headed down to a local power tool supply store. To my luck there where five different makes of miter saw stands on display. These included Bosch, Delta, Hitachi, Dewalt, and the Stablemate. I was able to put my body weight (160 lbs.) on the stands and shack them. The only stand that didn't waver under the pressure was the Stablemate. It's made of steel not aluminum. Not only does the steel make it more sturdy, it allows me to attach my magnetic-base light on it for those after hour projects. I also work with metal and this stand more than handles my metal chop saw and all the sparks it spits out. The saw clamping system is ingenious and so simple and fast to use. The extension arms easily handle the weight of 20' 2" X 2" metal stock. The entire unit folds up for easy transportation without the saw attached.
Granted, the Stablemate Pro 1000 was the least portable stand out of the five. It does not include wheels or a fold up dolly system design as the others. However; for me, my 12" miter saw weighs enough. I don't need the extra weight of the stand for an all-in-one unit design that saves me one less trip back to the truck. Sure, I can wheel around the unit and save the weight of carrying everything, but I still have to lift it in and out of the truck. Also, most of the portable stands' wheels are so small that you will find yourself lifting the entire unit up and over job site obstacles anyway.
I had to ask myself, "Am I going to be wheeling around my saw three or four times a day around the job site? Or am I going to want a stable working platform once I am set up? I choose stability over portability.
Great Miter Saw Stand 2006-07-01
Professional Universal Miter Saw Work Stand, Patented Universal Mounting Clamps Provide Quick & Easy Mounting For All Miter Saws Including 12" Sliding Compound Saws, Four 12" Adjustable Round Work Supports Feature New Offset Design To Better Accommodate The Sliding Compound Saws, Built-In Flip Stop Allows For Consistent Repetitive Cuts, Heavy Gauge 1.5" Tubular Steel Top Frame, Comfortable Grip Carry Handle For Easy Transport, Convenient Adjustments For Length And Height, Frame Length: 56", Extension Width: 132", Height: 36", Footprint: 64-1/2"L x 27-1/2"D.
