The best Mitre saw stands, compared.
Top pick: Bosch GTA 3800 Best value: Evolution EVOMS1 – Best value at about £74.99, with 150 kg and 3 m in the title and 4.7 from 5,168 reviews. Updated October 2026.
A mitre saw stand is the metal frame you fasten a mitre saw to, so the saw stays put and long timber is supported on either side of the cut. In the UK it is bought for skirting, architrave, decking and studs. Roller stands, sawhorses and a hand mitre box are not in the set. The useful differences are the mount, a stated load that includes the saw, arms that lock level with the saw table, and a fold or wheels that match how you store the stand. Einhell’s manuals limit the 1608 and the 1610 to saws. The checks, in order, are in the [mitre saw stand buying guide](/hub/power-saws/mitre-saw-stand/sub/mitre-saw-stand-buying-guide). The saw still needs a BS 1363 plug on 230 V. The stand does not guard the blade, and listing rows that mention rpm, volts, teeth or batteries on these frames are listing noise. Bosch’s 3800 manual names benchtop models and then says selected other manufacturers’ saws can be fitted. Check hole spacing and bolt length before you drill a bracket. One UK reviewer needed longer bolts for a saw on that stand.
A mitre saw stand is the metal frame you fasten a mitre saw to, so the saw stays put and long timber is supported on either side of the cut. In the UK it is bought for skirting, architrave, decking and studs.
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Which mitre saw are you mounting?
The Bosch GTA 3800 is an aluminium work bench listed at £239.99, with 4.8 from 577 reviews and an item weight of 24.4 kg. The bullets name a fast-release tool carrier and include a machine holder plus workpiece supports with a roller and a length stop. They do not state a kilogram load or a support length, and they do not include transport wheels. Bosch’s 2021 manual is more precise: 250 kg for the tool plus the workpiece without extensions, 150 kg with the extensions fitted, and 50 kg on each extension, with an extended length of 3,877 mm and a height of 824 mm. UK reviews say the stand is heavy and that wheels are a separate purchase. The same manual warns that the centre of gravity can shift after the cut and the stand can tip, and it limits intended use to Bosch benchtop saws plus selected saws from other manufacturers. At this price you are buying the aluminium bench and the included stops, and you still have to read that load split rather than the empty amazon load row.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a fixed aluminium bench with a length stop and will read the manual’s load split before you hang stock on the extensions.
Less suitable: You need wheels in the box, a load printed on the amazon listing, or a stand you can carry at about 12 kg.
Specifications
Common questions
What material does the GTA 3800 listing name?
The bullets and material rows say aluminium.
Does the GTA 3800 come with a machine holder?
Yes. The included-components line lists machine holder 2 610 948 622.
Do the bullets include transport wheels?
No. Wheels are not in the bullets. UK reviews say this stand has no wheels.
The Evolution EVOMS1 title states a 150 kg load and a 3 m support at £74.99, and the amazon.co.uk line is 4.7 from 5,168 reviews. All 50 review blocks in the capture carry a United Kingdom header, which is a thicker UK sample than the BORA listing. The title names Evolution, Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo. The listing has no stand weight, no wheel row and no mount description, so those facts are not on the amazon card. Evolution’s UK shop states 15.5 kg, 3 m, 150 kg and a quick-release, and it says the stand is not for the S355MCS or S355CPS. That shop page prints hole spacing as 680 × 370 mm in the body and 680 × 330 mm in the table, so you should not treat either figure as settled until the base is in front of you. One UK reviewer needed longer bolts for a Worx saw. In this set it is the best value when you want a stated 3 m length and a large UK review count, and you will still check the holes.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a folding stand around £75 with a stated 3 m support and a large UK review sample.
Less suitable: You need wheels, a weight or a mount described on the amazon listing itself, or you own an S355MCS or S355CPS.
Specifications
Common questions
What load and length does the EVOMS1 title state?
The title says the stand supports 150 kg and a 3 m length.
Which brands does the EVOMS1 title name?
Evolution, Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo.
Is the stand weight on the listing?
No. The amazon.co.uk listing does not state weight, height or wheels. Evolution’s UK shop states 15.5 kg.
The Einhell MSS 1610, model 4310615, is listed at £99.99 with 4.7 from 1,809 reviews and a bestseller rank of 4 in Power Tools Stands. The listing weight is 12.5 kg, the frame is aluminium, and the bullets state a mounting-bracket extension of up to 455 mm plus pull-out supports with rollers. The listing has no kilogram load. Einhell’s manual states 100 kg including the machine and the material, the UK product page states a working height of 845 mm, and the manual limits the frame to Einhell saws with M8 nuts, with no safety responsibility for other brands. That manual also says the stand is not designed for commercial or trade use. UK reviews report pull-out arms that sit off the table height, and one review says a leg pin snapped after light use that included a shed build. The wheels on the listing are workpiece rollers, not transport castors. Buy it with an Einhell saw and the manual’s 100 kg cap in mind.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You own an Einhell mitre saw and want an aluminium underframe with a stated mounting span.
Less suitable: You need a load printed on amazon, transport wheels, or a stand the manual allows for a DeWalt or Makita.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the MSS 1610 listing state a load in kilograms?
No. The amazon.co.uk listing has no numeric load. Einhell’s manual states 100 kg including the machine and the material.
What mounting span do the bullets state?
The bullets state a mounting-bracket extension of up to 455 mm.
What is the listed stand weight?
The item weight is 12.5 kg.
The Einhell MSS 1608, model 4310614, is listed at £70.00 with 4.6 from 208 reviews, a stand weight of 9.5 kg, and bullets that say the underframe folds. The pull-out supports are height-adjustable and carry castors, which on this frame are workpiece rollers. The listing has no kilogram load, and a listing question that asks for the maximum weight goes unanswered in the capture. Einhell’s English sheet states 80 kg including the device and the material, M8 nuts, and a steel base. The UK product page states a working height of 755 mm. The proper-use section matches the MSS 1610: Einhell saws only, no safety responsibility for other brands, and not designed for commercial use. UK reviews praise the fold, and they also report end supports that will not screw home. One UK review says it fits probably most saws. That is a user report, not a change to the manual. At £70 it is the light folding Einhell frame.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You own an Einhell saw and want the lighter folding frame at about £70.
Less suitable: You need a load on the amazon card, transport wheels, or a manual that allows another brand.
Specifications
Common questions
What load does the MSS 1608 listing state?
None. A listing question asks for the maximum weight, and the amazon.co.uk listing has no kilogram rating. Einhell’s English sheet states 80 kg including the device and the material.
Does the underframe fold?
The bullets say the entire underframe can be folded.
What is the listed stand weight?
The item weight is 9.5 kg.
The BORA PM-4000 is listed at £69.99 with a stated load of 226.8 kg, arms the bullets put at a total width of 2,895 mm, and a working height of 863 mm. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.5 from 4,077 reviews, and the stand weight on the listing is 12.3 kg. The bullets say it folds flat and uses quick-release mounts named for DeWalt, Makita, Evolution, Ryobi and Bosch. In the review sample, only 11 of the first 50 blocks carry a United Kingdom header, so the star line is not a thick UK-only sample. UK comments that are present talk about height and value; one calls the feel flimsy, and one says the extension ends clash with a Festool dust extractor. Wheels are not in the listing. BORA’s UK page sells a wheel kit separately, and that page also prints a 914 mm work height that does not match the 863 mm amazon bullet. In this set it is the top pick when you want the highest listed load at the lowest price and you will check the holes before you mount the saw.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a folding stand with a high listed load and a low price, and you will check hole spacing before you bolt the saw on.
Less suitable: You need transport wheels in the box, or a Festool extractor that has to sit inside the extension ends.
Specifications
Common questions
What load does the BORA PM-4000 listing state?
The amazon.co.uk bullets rate this stand at 226.8 kg.
Does the PM-4000 fold for storage?
The bullets say it folds flat.
What is the frame made of?
The listing says alloy steel with a powder-coated finish.
The Evolution Mitre Saw Stand Plus is listed at £149.98 with 4.2 from 71 reviews. The title says it is a compact folding stand with extendable arms and names Evolution, Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo. It does not state a load or a length. Toolden’s UK page for this model states 300 kg, support to 4 m, a stand weight of 25 kg, a height from 615 mm to 840 mm, and wheels. That retailer page is not the amazon price or the amazon specification. A UK review says it folds and wheels away, and another describes it as a bit big to store. One UK review could secure the saw only with nuts and bolts, two of them hard to reach, and one review reports a missing locking pin. Seventy-one ratings are a thin sample beside 5,168 on the EVOMS1. Consider it only if you accept a title with no load and you will confirm the pin and the hole span on the unit in front of you.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want the Plus title’s folding arms and will treat Toolden’s 4 m and 300 kg as a second source, not as the amazon card.
Less suitable: You need a kilogram figure on amazon, or a review sample in the thousands.
Specifications
Common questions
Which brands does the Evolution Plus title name?
Evolution, Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo.
Does the title state a load or a length?
No. The title says compact folding with extendable arms, and gives no kilogram or metre figure.
Does the title include wheels?
No. A UK review says it wheels away. That is a review, not a title specification.
The Draper 90249 is listed at £103.75 with bullets that state a 150 kg load, a beam from 1,067 mm to 1,657 mm, and support rollers for timber over 2 m. The stand weighs 13 kg, folds flat, and the bullets say sturdy wheels so you can move it with the mitre saw still fitted. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.2 from 29 reviews, and only three of the sampled headers are United Kingdom, so the sample is thin beside 5,168 on the EVOMS1. The bullets say the brackets suit most mitre saw makes. A review that is not from the UK said common brands did not match and that the sheet bent after extra holes were drilled. That is a warning, not a UK rate. There is no millimetre work height on the amazon listing. Choose it when stated wheels and transport with the saw fitted matter more than a large review count.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want stated wheels and a saw that stays fitted while you move the stand, and you accept a small review sample.
Less suitable: You need a large UK review count, or a beam that itself reaches 3 m.
Specifications
Common questions
Can the Draper 90249 listing support long timber?
The bullets say support rollers for timber lengths in excess of 2 m, and a beam that extends to 1.66 m.
Does it fold?
The bullets say flat folding.
Can you move it with the saw fitted?
The bullets say sturdy wheels and transportation with the mitre saw in situ.
Shelf prices, stars and review counts are the amazon.co.uk listings captured for these seven stands on 19 October 2026. Load, length and fit that the amazon card leaves blank are taken from the named manufacturer page or manual, and they are labelled as such in the product text. There is no laboratory test. Scores on the listings combine stars, review count, listed load, length, fold, mount and price. The top pick and best value are the two awards already on those listings. The weights below follow the buying order for this page.
Mount and named fit
30%The saw has to meet the holes. Universal titles name Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo. Einhell’s manuals limit the MSS 1608 and MSS 1610 to Einhell saws, with M8 nuts, and accept no safety responsibility for other brands. Bosch’s manual names Bosch benchtop saws, then selected saws from other manufacturers.
Rated load
25%Use a figure that includes the saw and the material, and read what the number excludes. Einhell states 80 kg on the MSS 1608 and 100 kg on the MSS 1610, including the machine and the material. Bosch states 250 kg for tool plus workpiece without extensions, 150 kg with extensions, and 50 kg on each extension. The BORA listing says 226.8 kg. The EVOMS1 title and the Draper bullets say 150 kg.
Support length
20%The EVOMS1 title says 3 m. Bosch’s manual gives an extended length of 3,877 mm. The BORA bullets put the arms at a total width of 2,895 mm. Draper’s beam is 1,067–1,657 mm, with rollers described for timber over 2 m. The Evolution Plus title states no length.
Roller height, fold and wheels
15%Set supports level with the saw table, or a fraction below, and re-check after the arms lock. Transport wheels are not timber rollers. Draper states wheels and transport with the saw fitted. BORA lists no wheels. Bosch reviews say wheels are extra. The MSS 1610 wheels are workpiece rollers.
Price and review sample
10%Captured prices run from £69.99 to £239.99. A large review count is not a safety test. The EVOMS1 is 4.7 from 5,168 reviews. The Draper is 4.2 from 29, and the Evolution Plus is 4.2 from 71. Those two samples are thin beside 5,168.
Buy the fit before the shelf price. These seven amazon.co.uk stands were captured on 19 October 2026, from about £69.99 to about £239.99. A universal title is a list of brand names, not a guarantee that your base will meet the holes. Einhell’s manuals limit two of these frames to Einhell saws. No laboratory test was run.
A mitre saw stand is the metal frame you fasten a mitre saw to, so the saw stays put and long timber is supported on either side of the cut. In the UK it is bought by people fitting skirting, architrave, decking and studs, and by anyone who is tired of a Workmate or a bench that lets one end of the board drop. This comparison keeps seven amazon.co.uk stands and drops roller stands, sawhorses and a hand mitre box. The saw still needs a BS 1363 plug on 230 V.
A 12.3 kg BORA frame is not a 12.3 kg capacity. The bullets rate that stand at 226.8 kg. The Bosch item weight is 24.4 kg. The manual’s 250 kg figure is tool plus workpiece without extensions, not the weight of the bench and not 250 kg of timber on the arms.
The MSS 1610 and MSS 1608 list wheels or castors on the pull-out supports. Those are workpiece rollers. Draper is the stand in this set whose bullets say you can move it with the mitre saw still fitted. BORA and Bosch do not include transport wheels.
Named brands are a starting list. Einhell’s manuals limit two frames to Einhell saws. Evolution’s shop page prints two hole spacings for the EVOMS1 and excludes two of its own saws. Set rollers level with the saw table, or a fraction below, and re-check after the arms lock.
The saw must meet the holes, and the load figure must say what it includes. Universal titles in this set name Makita, DeWalt, Bosch, Ryobi, Einhell and Metabo. That list is not a fit. Einhell’s manuals limit the MSS 1608 and MSS 1610 to Einhell saws, with M8 nuts, and they accept no safety responsibility for other brands. Those manuals also say the stands are not designed for commercial or trade use. The MSS 1608 sheet states 80 kg including the device and the material.
Long trim needs a stated support, and the supports have to sit level with the saw table, or a fraction below. The EVOMS1 title says 3 m. Bosch’s manual gives 3,877 mm extended and a height of 824 mm. The BORA bullets put the arms at 2,895 mm and the working height at 863 mm. BORA’s UK page prints 914 mm, so those two heights do not match. Draper’s beam runs from 1,067 mm to 1,657 mm, with rollers described for timber over 2 m, which means the beam itself is shorter than the timber line.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are cutting skirting or similar long trim and you want a folding stand around £75 with a stated 3 m support. The Evolution EVOMS1 is best value at about £74.99, at 4.7 from 5,168 reviews, and every sampled review block is headed United Kingdom. The title names seven brands. You still check the holes, and the shop page excludes the S355MCS and S355CPS.
You want the highest listed load in this set and you will check hole spacing before you bolt the saw on. The BORA PM-4000 is the top pick at about £69.99, with 226.8 kg on the bullets, arms to 2,895 mm, and a fold. Wheels are not in the box. The star line is 4.5 from 4,077 reviews, and only 11 of the first 50 review blocks are headed United Kingdom.
You own an Einhell mitre saw and you want the aluminium underframe with a stated mounting span. The MSS 1610 is about £99.99, at 4.7 from 1,809 reviews, with brackets to 455 mm. The manual states 100 kg including the machine and the material, limits the frame to Einhell saws, and says it is not designed for commercial use. The listed wheels are workpiece rollers.
The top pick is the BORA PM-4000 at about £69.99. The bullets rate it at 226.8 kg, with arms to 2,895 mm, a fold, and quick-release mounts, at 4.5 from 4,077 reviews. Wheels are a separate kit, and the UK share of the sampled reviews is thin. Best value is the Evolution EVOMS1 at about £74.99. The title states 150 kg and 3 m, and amazon.co.uk shows 4.7 from 5,168 reviews with a United Kingdom header on every sampled block. The listing itself does not state weight, wheels or the mount. Check the holes on either stand before you drill a bracket.
Evolution EVOMS1
Best value at about £74.99, with 150 kg and 3 m in the title and 4.7 from 5,168 reviews.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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