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Tool Stand Reviews & Buying Guides

We review tool stands, sawhorses, jawhorses, and vises to give you a wide variety of options for holding onto and supporting materials while working. We cover the best miter saw stands and clamp stands. We talk about and review various saw horses across the industry. That includes homemade models as well as major tools from the likes of DeWalt, Bora, Toughbuilt, and others. A solid tool stand helps you quickly get to work cutting, fastening, or gluing up materials. On the jobsite you want something stable but portable. In the shop, you often need something flexible but sturdy. Replaceable tops, multifunctionality, and perforated tops give you lots of flexibility. Innovative products like Stak Racks even give you cool options for painting doors, cabinets, and trim.

DeWalt DWX726 Rolling Miter Saw Stand Review
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DeWalt DWX726 Rolling Miter Saw Stand Review

by Clint DeBoer

While the thought of a “portable” miter saw is appealing, carrying one around by hand is not my favorite past-time. I’d rather use a dedicated miter saw stand. We’ve used a bunch of these over the years, and when DeWalt announced it had put out a new gas-assisted model, the DWX726, we thought we’d give it a try to see how they might have improved upon what was already on the market. First and foremost, the job of a good miter saw stand is to support the saw, while also providing a consistent feed and support for the work material. There are two basic types of miter saw stands, the compact fixed stand (with or without roller feeds) and the heavier-duty rolling stand that is made to be a more permanent yet portable solution. DeWalt has both, but the new DWX726 promises to be both robust and highly portable.

Rockwell JawStand clamp stand
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Rockwell JawStand Clamp Stand Preview

by Clint DeBoer

Whether it’s hanging a door or setting drywall into place overhead, there are a number of instances where it would simply be nice to have a friend to help out… or maybe just have a more versatile clamping system – one that doesn’t take coffee breaks and never drops stuff. The “new” Rockwell JawStand seems to fit that bill nicely, and it does it in a lean and mean package. We put ‘new’ in quotes because this tool has been out before from a company called Triton (MSA200) and is now appearing under the Rockwell name – something that, if it increases availability and distribution, can only be a good thing for consumers. Rock on, Rockwell.

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