Miter saw utility stand
OwnerGary D. Clevelandinventor
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A miter saw utility stand having a saw table top upon which the miter saw is to be mounted. Located in a plane extending above the saw table top and parallel to the saw table top surface are a pair of wings which extend longitudinally and are used to support the workpiece to be cut. Each wing has an upstanding fence along one edge to enable the user to securely brace the workpiece to be cut. In one embodiment, the structure supporting the wings precludes the wings from being moved into overlying relation to the table surface. In another embodiment, the wings can be adjusted laterally inwardly of the table top surface into abutting engagement with the wings and the support structure therefor being constructed to enable vertical and horizontal adjustment of the wings, removal of the wings and addition of similar wings to extend the workpiece supporting surface.
A miter saw utility stand comprising:
A stand for a tool having a workpiece engaging means for performing a work operation on the workpiece, said stand comprising support means for the tool, workpiece supporting means extending laterally of the tool support means for supporting a workpiece during the work operation and means supporting the workpiece supporting means from the stand to enable adjustment of the workpiece supporting means in relation to the tool support means for orienting the workpiece in optimum relation to the workpiece engaging means on the tool, said tool support means being a generally horizontally disposed surface at the upper end of the stand, said workpiece supporting means including a laterally extending wing having an upper supporting surface extending laterally of the tool supporting surface, said means supporting the workpiece supporting means including means enabling vertical adjustment and horizontal adjustment of the workpiece supporting means.
For use in combination with a supporting stand for a tool while performing a work operation on a workpiece, a wing extending laterally from the stand including a workpiece supporting surface, means adjustably supporting the wing solely from the stand for varying the relationship of the workpiece supporting surface to the stand and tool, said means supporting the wing including means enabling vertical adjustment, horizontal adjustment and removal of the wing.
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