At a Glance
Max Length
153 in
Portability Type
Folding
Description
Description
Bosch GTA3800 Description
The new Bosch GTA3800 folding leg miter saw stand is compact, light weight and strong enough to handle a 12-inch miter saw. Smooth end rollers are adjustable in height to match the height of your miter saw and feature integrated repetitive stops. The dual sliding rails expand to support material up to 16 foot, and retract for compact storage. The adjustable leveling foot for working on uneven surfaces. Equipped with transport wheels for easily moving the stand from location to location without removing the saw.
Bosch GTA3800 Includes
- (1) Folding Leg Miter Saw Stand
Bosch GTA3800 Features
- Rapid-release universal tool mounts – fits most competitors’ tools. remove saw from the stand without tools. rubber feet protect table or benchtops
- Adjustable roller material supports with repetitive stops – move workpiece left or right quickly and easily; adjusts to be level with the table; quick accurate cuts when repetitive cutting
- Transport wheels – easily move stand from location to location without removing saw
- One-handed carry handle with wrench storage – carry stand quickly and easily one-handed with saw removed for storage or work up stairs
- Dual sliding rails – expand for to support material up to 16 feet; retract for compact storage
- Adjustable leveling foot – for work on uneven surfaces
- Lightweight & durable folding leg – all-aluminum construction for jobsite performance and compact transport or storage
Bosch GTA3800 Specifications
| Material | Heavy Gauge Steel Tubing |
| Specific Saw Fitment | Miter Saw |
| Height of Stand | 32.5 Inches |
Toolup Part # :
24500
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Payment & Security
Payment methods
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
