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Universal QuickSet Miter Saw StandThe ToughBuilt Universal Gravity Miter Saw Stand transforms how you work with your miter saw. It instantly folds with the saw locked in place to be rolled away and stored. It transforms how professionals use their saw. This stand features heavy duty boxed tube frame for the best strength and stability. 2 work supports and work stops extend out to a class leading 10 ft. to support longer materials. Rugged solid rubber tires with steel hubs won't
The ToughBuilt Universal Gravity Miter Saw Stand transforms how you work with your miter saw. It instantly folds with the saw locked in place to be rolled away and stored. It transforms how professionals use their saw. This stand features heavy-duty boxed tube frame for the best strength and stability. 2 work supports and work stops extend out to a class leading 10 ft. to support longer materials. Rugged solid rubber tires with steel hubs won't deflate or wobble during cutting and glide over the roughest terrain. Additional features such as a spare parts tray, 1-handed use cam locks and rugged feet make cutting jobs effortless in the most rigorous working conditions.- California residents
- Universally compatible with most brands of miter saws
- Folds effortlessly with or without saw attached for easy transport
- 10 ft. material support extension the widest of any gravity miter saw stand
- Rugged 8.8 in. solid rubber tires roll effortlessly over rough terrain, are stable and never go flat
- 2.4 in. box tube frame creates an extremely strong structure
- Spare parts tray
- Quick release tool mounts allow saw to be used off the stand with level base
- Tool mount twist locks are rugged and easy to use
- Work stops left and right
- Cam locks can be used 1-handed to extend the material support
- Foot pedal lock release keeps your hands free
- Custom feet keep stand stable and secure
- Multi-grip position transportation handles
- Heavy-duty steel construction provides strength and support
- Repositionable 10 in. work supports provide additional support for longer and heavier stock
Features
| Item Weight | 61.73 |
| Tool Stand Features | Universal |
| Color Family | Black |
| Power Tool Accessory Type | Other Accessory |
| Tool Stand Type | Miter Saw Stand |
| Returnable | 180-Day |
| Product Depth (in.) | 10.24 in |
| Table Length (in.) | 29.15 |
| Table Height (in.) | 57.09 |
| Product Height (in.) | 23.03 in |
| Product Width (in.) | 56.10 in |
| Table Width (in.) | 28.15 |
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★★★★★ 5
I had an interview with Simon
Format: Kindle
I didn't get the job, but I did find his book extremely useful. During my interview, I failed to explain a complex financial concept in way that was easy to understand. Simon does not have this problem. The book was easy to follow and motivated me to drive idea generation within the company I currently work for. I would recommend this book to start ups or innovation officers as I have already seen results.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2014
★★★★★ 5
Excellent reference for industry
Format: Hardcover
Brilliant handbook for anyone involved in project management work at any level, but particularly for those with a strategic angle. Quickly dispelled the notion that I've been employing best practice, and pointed me in the right direction about putting together a more effective project selection process. The author clearly has a great deal of working experience of portfolio management, and that means that rather than being a dry text it's a very practical guide. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2009
★★★★★ 5
Expansive and accessible
Format: Hardcover
This book broadened my thinking on project management within business. It highlights the portfolio angle, and relevant topics like how to drive adoption/usage and broad idea capture. The case studies bring things to life as well as the `list based' approach to best practices. I'd recommend it for someone who wants to understand the latest thinking in the project and portfolio management field and tie it back to business value and business strategy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2009
★★★★★ 4
Useful overview of project and portfolio management
Format: Hardcover
A broad overview of the project management discipline. The case studies and illustrations make things clear.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2009
★★★★★ 5
Great Reference
Format: Hardcover
The book provides a complete, high-level overview of Project Portfolio Management (PPM). As the title suggests, it covers both Portfolio Management and Project Management. The book is a great reference for PPM concepts. I personally found the first few chapters of the book very interesting, because it talks about portfolio management in a different manner than what you would read in other books such as PMI's The Standard for Portfolio Management.
The book has been written in an easy-to-read style and it provides pragmatic ideas on how to best help an organization manage their portfolio, using concepts such as: Anchoring, superior estimation, batch vs. ad hoc prioritization, one portfolio or many, private collection of information, winner's curse, innovation vs. improvement projects, accounting vs. project management, etc. In short, the book is a recommender for all PPM practitioners!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2009