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Rousseau 2775 Table Saw Stand | List Price: $479.00
Discount Price: $318.74
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Brand: Rousseau
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Features: - Comfortable 34-1/2-inch working height
- Fits Bosch 4000, DeWalt 744, Porter-Cable 3812 and Rigid TS2400
- Heavy-duty powder-coated steel construction
- Fully adjustable T-square fence, large 27-inch rip capacity
- Saw not included
Bosch 4000 Table Saw Stand [Posted on 2005-08-03]
I was very pleased with the quality and construction of this product. It took a few minutes to adjust the spacers that fit the bottom of the Bosch 4000 table saw. Once it was set, the saw set level in the table. The fence is well made and slides easily along the track. I placed the metal tape measure along the track and adjusted the calibration without too much difficulty. The height of the table and saw is just right. I think the price is fair and looks like a good purchase. Have fun.
very displeased/update satisfied. [Posted on 2005-10-19]
To any body reading this review. Eariler I rated the rousseau #2775 table saw stand with a (1) star rating because the directions are not real helpfull. This is true. If you call rousseau they will help you with this problem. second I reported that the stand would not fit the Dewalt portable table saw with out twisting the saw to make it fit. I also blamed this on rousseau for A bad design. After talking to rousseau, I found out that it's not the design that bad, it's actually my dewalt table saw thats the problem. The BASE on the table saw is only (1") smaller then the top, thus making it hard to fit into the stand without some effort (not rousseau's falt). They advised me that most people that have this saw, and I am finding this to probably be true, are either doing the hard fit or they are eliminating about 1/2" of the base of the saw (which by the way you probably won't miss). If someone else has a better idea let me or rousseau know please. By the way. You'll notice I have upgraded my rating.
Makes working in the field as good as in a shop [Posted on 2007-03-18]
This thing isn't light, nor is it cheap, but it is by far the best job site setup I've ever used. It's easy and quick to setup, though it's not light. It may be light compared to competition, but you'll still be making several trips from your van/truck to your setup area. I use it with the Bosch 4000 saw and the whole package really is quite good. The fence is easy to adjust and reliably accurate time after time.
The only thing to watch out for is the extensions. The ones that are linked to from this page and have the "other people bought..." are not necessarily the correct ones for this stand. The 2775 requires the extensions with the ST ending, not the XL ending. They look exactly the same, but they won't fit... trust me on this :) For some reason the ST's are no longer sold by Amazon, so you may have to go elsewhere.
Otherwise... skip the tables and such that come with the saw & manufacturer and use the Rousseau system. It's easier to setup and breaks down into manageable sizes/weights. For example, if you use the slick lift system & built-in extensions for the bosch your tool will weigh over 100lbs as one piece. This may still end up weighing the same, but it's in several pieces. You may be a strong dude or dudette, but you'll notice the difference after a few stairs.
product great, shipping not so great [Posted on 2008-04-06]
Very good stand, sturdy and large. Nice fence but a bit on the shorter side, but will make an auxillary fence to fix this. The only real problem I had was the shipping, the table top had a gouge in it because of damage. If it had benn packaged with styrofoam covering this part, likely it would have been prevented. Amazon did make good on this with a partial refund though. Overall very pleased with the stand.
I love this saw stand! [Posted on 2008-06-26]
I originally owned the first Rousseau saw stand back in 1986-87. I loved it then and the one I have now is even better! Though most punish I've give it was building site cabinets with 3/4" MDF and I had no problem handling the sheets (with a helper)at all. The outfeed table is a must have and if you are doing sheet goods, the rip extension gives it the capacity to cut 8' pieces. I can set it up and break it down in less than a minute and the rolling version goes up a flight of stairs pretty easily. The rip fence is easy to tune up and accurate to use. I have the router table extension but haven't used it yet. I'll let you know about that...
Honestly, I sometimes take a job just so I can break it out and use it!
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