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Hitachi UU610 Universal Miter Saw Stand | 
| Brand: Hitachi
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $350.00
Buy New: $215.00
You Save: $135.00 (39%)
Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 18543
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 53.2
Dimensions (in): 57 x 13.3 x 9.9
MPN: UU610
Model: UU610
UPC: 754005006108
EAN: 0721260243203
ASIN: B0001AGNJQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Universal miter saw station; cam lock mount system allows for easy drop on saw installation | | • | Install nearly any miter saw; 500-pound capacity; fully extends to 20 feet | | • | Heavy-duty aluminum construction | | • | Roller fence and cam lock included; optional extension available | | • | 40 pounds; 2-year warranty |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com Product Review
Whether in your home workshop or in the bed of your pickup on the way to a jobsite, this miter saw stand performs. It's made of heavy-duty aluminum, so it's incredibly lightweight at just 40 pounds, making for easy transport for contractors and carpenters, yet it's rated to hold 500 pounds. It's great in the home shop, too, because it packs up to just 4-1/2 feet for storage if you're short on space, yet can expand to handle up to 20 feet of stock. The entire assembly process won't take you more than half an hour, unless you really have trouble with instruction manuals that are all illustrations, not text. Once you've bolted your saw to the saw mount, you'll appreciate how quickly and easily the support attaches and locks so easily to the stand. Even better, the tool mount has capped legs for easy use off the stand. The fit and finish are superb, and we like how the roller fences align the stock with the saw. If you just need a miter saw stand, you'll be set with this right out of the box. But should your needs change, there are some great accessories you can pick up for this stand, like the extension stop, additional tool mounts for your other miter saws, a vise assembly and a flip stop.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
Product Description
Here is the ultimate miter saw stand. This heavy-duty saw stand from Hitachi can suport up to 500 pounds and weighs only 40 pounds. The total length of this unit fully extended is 20 feet and the roller fence aligns material with the saw. A patented cam lock mount system allows for easy drop on saw installation.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 Great Product - Ships with Accessories !! January 6, 2008
Just bought the Hitachi UU610 stand (Tracrac). Didn't think the wheel kit or the entension stop were necessary. Guess What ?? Both add-ons are included in the box!! Isn't life grand....
 OK, could be better November 25, 2007
It's an ok unit. fairly heavy duty. Good for Long term set up. not so good for daily set up and brake down. very heavy!
On the up side...
1.This thing is solid. 10" slider stays in place.
2. The locking system is faster and safer than Dewalt's. (lost a saw on Dewalts do to not fully locked in)
3. Has wheels so you can leave the saw on and transport
down side of it.
1. fairly hard to get built - setup first time!(plan on a better part of a day)
2. can't leave extensions unlocked because they sag. May times while working I need to quickly slide the ext. arm in or out. when you unlock it the arm twists/sags so the material isn't flat.
3. getting to the locks on the arms can be a pain if you have the ext set so the lock is under the saw. Hard to find one on back.
4. came with wheels but no handle (though a standard cabinet handle lines up, all I had to do was use a spacer so you can get your hand on it)
to sum up.
if you want light weight, fast, light, easy setup and brake down get the dewalt
If you want a nice stable shop stand that you can move if needed, If you can set up on a site in one place, get this.
 Great Stand January 6, 2007
This is a third stand over the years for my business. I've hauled a lot of saw stands into job sites. Overall it is an excellently designed product. Nice design, good fit and finish, very sturdy. The wheels are nice for rolling the stand into jobs.
The extension supports are just okay. If anything could use a bit of a re-design Hitachi should start here.
I could highly recommend purchasing this stand.
Hitachi UU610 or Bosch TracRac T3B December 10, 2005
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
No worries about packaging and the components were in excellent shape. The assembly of the stand was almost complete except for the wheels and miter saw attachment. I torqued the stand a little too much when attaching the miter saw to the stand and broke the base of my saw. So, this should tell you how strong the stand is.
I am a weekend hack and this stand is more than anything I will need but I hate buying junk and always try to the best I can afford. The wheels don't really come in handy because I disconnect the saw when transporting it (too awkward).
Also, this stand looks exactly like the Bosch TracRac. If you can get a better deal on the Bosch, you are probably getting the same stand.
I purchased the Hitachi UU610 for $149 @ Lowe's (They are discounted from $199).
 Packaging is awful - Stand is great May 20, 2005
11 out of 16 found this review helpful
I just put away my auto body tools after fixing the damage to my new (?) miter saw station. I'm inclined to believe the stand was conveyed to UPS in damaged condition: It only came from Carlisle to Bucks Co., PA; and I get at least two undamaged UPS packages every week.
Was the weak link the poor Hitachi.TracRac packaging, or Amazon's disregard for customer satisfaction?? Either way, I need the stand, so I'm stuck with damaged goods and an unsatisfactory shopping experience.
Now that it's back to its intended shape, the UU610 is a great stand - well designed - well constructed - made in the USA.
If you're looking for a stand, buy this one. BUT, buy it somewhere where you can open the package and inspect it for damage (not Amazon).
If you know anyone at Hitachi/TracRac, tell them it's time to send their packaging engineer to assisted living.
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