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Makita WST06 Compact Folding Miter Saw Stand

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Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches


Style: WST06


Features

  • Compact and lightweight aluminum tubular design for job site portability; weighs only 33.7 lbs
  • Large solid rubber wheels and side handle allow the stand with miter saw attached to be easily transported around the job site (miter saw not included)
  • Material support extensions extend to 100-1/2" and support up to 500 lbs. For increased cutting efficiency
  • Tool-less adjustable miter saw bracket levers for easier installation/adjustment/removal of saw
  • Durable aluminum feed roller and adjustable material stop are engineered for efficient repetitive cuts
  • Fits all currently available Makita miter saws

Description

The WST06 Compact Folding Miter Saw Stand is a versatile and portable solution for increased mobility. It has a compact and lightweight aluminum tubular design for less weight (only 33.7 lbs.), with transport wheels and side handle that allows the miter saw and stand to be transported around the job site. The WST06has material support extensions that extend up to 100-1/2” with a maximum supported weight of 500 lbs. The durable aluminum feed roller and adjustable material stop are engineered for increased speed on repetitive cuts. The folding legs allow for easy transport and compact storage (45-1/4” folded). The stand is the perfect companion to a Makita miter saw for a broad range of trades including finish carpenters, professional woodworkers, case and base installers, cabinet installers, cabinet manufacturers, closet installers, decking and flooring applications, siding installers, stair installers, and general contractors seeking a best-in-class job site miter saw stand. Folded Dimensions (LxWxH)-45-1/4 x 10-3/4 x 9-3/4 inches

Brand: Makita


Color: Silver


Blade Material: High Speed Steel


Surface Recommendation: Aluminum


Power Source: Battery Powered


Brand: ‎Makita


Color: ‎Silver


Blade Material: ‎High Speed Steel


Surface Recommendation: ‎Aluminum


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Special Feature: ‎Lightweight


Included Components: ‎Saw Stand and Wrenches


Product Dimensions: ‎45.28"L x 29.53"W x 33.46"H


Warranty Type: ‎limited warranty


Item Weight: ‎16 Kilograms


Blade Length: ‎11 Centimeters


Number of Teeth: ‎60


Number of Batteries: ‎1 A batteries required.


Blade Shape: ‎Rectangular


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎91


Handle Material: ‎Aluminum


UPC: ‎088381371575 088381442091


Manufacturer: ‎Makita


Part Number: ‎WST06


Item Weight: ‎35.2 pounds


Item model number: ‎DEAWST06


Batteries: ‎1 A batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎11 x 46.3 x 11 inches


Style: ‎WST06


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Metric


Special Features: ‎Lightweight


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: April 28, 2015


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    • This will work with other brand saws
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Review Image by Stan Stan
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This saw stand is sturdy and the extension work smoothly and tight without sag. The best of all the stand works will all saws, I know Mikita only mentions working with their saws, but it works with other brands in fact I had purchased the Dewalt Comparable stand which stated it was universal to other brands only to find out it would even come close to mounting my Craftsman saw. I researched all over the internet to find one saw stand that would work with a Craftsman Saw, but didn’t care to much for that brand and it’s features. As far as trying to roll the saw around attached to the stand I would say it’s not recommended due to the narrow wheel track have no real stability. But if you want to make it a one piece mobile unit you can replace the wheels and spread the track width so that it will be much more stable when leaving the saw attached. You can find out how to do this modification to the Mikita stand on YouTube. This is a great stand I definitely prefer it over Dewalts the only thing that could be a little better maybe the use of levers to release the legs instead of the buttons. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2021 by Stan Stan
    • Good product
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Review Image by GearHead48 GearHead48
Excellent compliment to your Makita Miter Saw (or any brand saw.) I have the DeWalt version of this saw stand which is very good too. I like this Makita better because it is heavier duty, has wheels, has two carrying handles, there are elevated hard rubber feet on the brackets to set your saw on when not on the stand, the lock down mechanisms for attaching the saw to the stand are very robust and tight yet easy on and off, and also, one foot on the stand has an adjustment for non level surfaces. All in all this is a well executed saw stand. The narrow wheel base was not designed to transport or store the saw while attached to the stand; regardless however, it is a simple fix, just widen the wheel base with a 2' section of aluminum and add larger wheels (see the attached picture of the modification.) It is totally transportable and way more versatile now. I would not even attempt to adapt my similar DeWalt stand to do this because the DeWalt saw lockdown mechanism is nowhere near as robust as the Makita. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2018 by GearHead48 GearHead48
    • Solid Miter Saw Stand. Better Features Can Be Had.
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
I previously owned the both Dewalt compact miter and full size miter stands so I will compare and contrast the stands in my review (The Dewalt stands we’re identical with the exception of the overall width). But first off, out of the box, the carry handle was busted off. I had read this happened to others as well. I called Makita customer service and while it was hassle free to get them to send me a replacement; it was an extra step that can easily be prevented. Assembly: is straight forward if your familiar with a miter stand; but the provided instructions are not helpful (pictures with call outs and enlargements). Compared to the Dewalt, where nothing had to be assembled out of the box- the Dewalt is superior in this aspect. Mounting: Once the stand was assembled, I proceeded to mount my saw (Makita XSL06) to the stand. The mounting brackets certainly operate differently that the Dewalt. First they ‘clip on’ and then you lock the brackets onto the stand. Certainly not as straight forward as the Dewalt; where you simply tilt and place the saw onto stand. Without a doubt, the Dewalt saw and stand are a better setup for setting up and taking the saw off of the stand. Also the pictures in the instruction specify that saw be mounted on Makita stand with the roller towards the left. However I found if I do that, because of the offset in alignment with the saw bed and rails, the roller becomes almost useless in this configuration. (This is with the saw mounted as far back as it can go on the mounting brackets). As such I mounted the saw with the roller to the right. On the plus side, the Makita comes with wheels and a tow handle. That should make moving the saw around easier, although I have yet to fold the stand legs down with the saw attached to see how cumbersome that might be. If you have to remove the saw first, because of the way the saw is mounted and removed from the stand, I’d say it’s usefulness is greatly diminished. When the saw is mounted to the stand, it is sturdy. One of the legs can be extended in the event you’re not on a level surface. I haven’t had to use this feature, but suspect it will be a nice to have. The Dewalt does not have this feature. Weight: Comparable. I can say I notice a difference. The Makita is lighter and I will roll it using the supplied wheels when I can, so big plus there. Extensions: Slide extensions: no knock on either, but the twist knobs in the Makita are less desired than the lever Dewalt uses. This is preference or course. I do feel like the Makita twist knobs are going to break off at some point and never felt that way with the Dewalt. Also, The stand extensions sag a bit when fully extended. The same is true of the Dewalt and they make an accessory, a ‘support extension’, for this purpose. Folding and Unfolding: the legs of the stand are operated by pushing a detent in. The detente are small and with gloves on I don’t see this being easily accomplished. The Dewalt solution, also using detents, but attaching a “rocker handle” to actuate the detents is vastly superior. Storing: the stand is affected by the aforementioned wheels. The stand cannot be stood on its end when not not in use; thereby taking up valuable floor space (with the legs open or if they are closed and the stand is laid down). So weigh that if wheels aren’t important to you and floor space is. Of course if you remove the wheels, then the design is such that the bracket for either the roller or board support is in the way. And while the same is true with the Dewalt without wheels, the design still allowed you to balance the stand on it end. I’m not going to say either design is better or worse; just weigh this feature if deciding between the two and your work and storage options. Makita does include a wrench, stored under the tow handle in the event you want to dismount and mount multiple saws. For me, this has no value as my saw will stay mounted to the saw brackets. I suppose if I had a second miter saw, I’d just buy a second set of brackets versus unbolting and rebolting each time (note- additional mounting brackets are pretty expensive. Almost 50% more than what I’ve seen and paid for a second set of Dewalt brackets). Price: slightly more than the Dewalt, but Makita includes wheels which the Dewalt doesn’t. Accessories pricing and accessory availability is superior on the Dewalt. As stated, their mounting brackets cost less than the Makita and Dewalt offers several accessories, including a wide double roller which is great for wider materials 2x8 and up, 5” crown, etc. Function: so the question is, does this stand work? The answer is yes. I’ve pointed out the major differences from my experiences across the brands; but when it comes down to it this stand is lightweight, portable, securely holds my saw at a comfortable working height (which is close but not identical to the Dewalt stands height) provide support for my work pieces and functions exactly as designed. I like. Mounting my Makita saw on a Makita stand and so for me the price difference in the base models wasn’t prohibitive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2020 by Mike McFalls
    • Great Product
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Review Image by werbs7 werbs7
Great value especially if bundled with Makita mitre saw. Solid construction and easy to assemble and transport. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by werbs7 werbs7
    • Highly portable and sturdy
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Good stand. Folding legs work well. I agree that the wheels are not optimal, but the stand is easily carried.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022 by MOAM
    • Nice product but missing a lock knob
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Review Image by Steve Steve
Review Image by Steve Steve
Review Image by Steve Steve
I bought this for the Makita Compound Miter saw that I had just purchased to replace the Dewalt that I didn't like. The setup was fairly straight forward thank goodness, because the directions are lousy. The instructions also did not include a parts list, so I had no idea whether I received everything or not. In any case, I am missing the locking knob for the support bar on the end. I have no idea what the part number is nor do I see much in the way of contact information in the supplied document. I will reach out to Amazon and see if the supplier can provide the critical missing part. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024 by Steve Steve
    • Makita is top chedda!
Size: 11 x 46.3 x 11 inches Style: WST06
Review Image by wabs wabs
Review Image by wabs wabs
Idk what people are complaining about. This thing is sturdy, well built, well engineered as usual by Makita. Sure the wheels are kinda lame but the manual says don’t transport the unit with the saw attached so the wheels will easily handle transport through dirt and such, see photo of manual. The saw comes off easily as the brackets should stay attached to the saw and not taken off each time. Incredible people can’t figure this out. Anyway, Makita rules, festool drools. The directions to put the stand together are easy to follow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022 by wabs wabs

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