Can you name the manufacturer?

Slowpoke · May 24, 2013

This miter saw stand came with a DeWalt DW713 saw. The two mounting brackets that the saw bolts to need the plastic locking parts replaced so it will lock to the rails. There is NO id of any kind on the stand or brackets.
Any help appreciated.

GlenIdaho · May 24, 2013

Some of its features resemble a Rigid chop saw stand. It would be an older model if it is a Rigid.

r_d97 · May 24, 2013

It looks exactly like my Ryobi saw stand in my garage. The same leg locks and support pieces.

Edward

Vern · May 24, 2013

Shopsmith.
Vern

Slowpoke · May 25, 2013

Thanks, Edward. Have a part #? I need the locking handles and cams, but I can only find a late model (A18MS01)on the net. Parts are available for it, but it may not be the same as my older one. They dropped the rollers and two hole "T" outboard support bracket on the new model. The saw mounting brackets look the same.

r_d97 · May 25, 2013

Mine is the same 18MSO1 you list.

Edward

Ken Macfarlane · May 27, 2013

Identical to the generic chinese one I bought 10 years ago. I have since seen them sold as Ryobi and King Tools both times for twice what I paid.

Slowpoke · May 28, 2013

King Tool is Canadian, maybe made in China. But I haven't seen any definite Chinese on eBay.

Slowpoke · May 29, 2013

I was able to look at the Ryobi A18MS01 at Home Depot.... The saw mounting rails are about 16" long; mine are 20 1/2" long. A spring that holds open my front plastic half circle has been removed. The current half circle has 2 "feet" added to act as a spring. Soon to break off. The lock handles will not fit mine due to the cam bar being shorter. So I have an older unit of unknown model number. And much better construction.

Can you name the manufacturer?

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