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Tracrac DeWalt Tracmaster Saw Stand - $100 (Mansfield)
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The aluminum rail is 54” long and the legs angle out to provide a solid platform. The legs fold up to easily to move from job to job and the 15” x30” wood work platform easily slides off the stand from either end. The top of the work platform is about 35” tall.
The saw, or any tool, can be permanently mounted to the work platform and stored with the tool, or just use the work platform as a standalone work surface for any tool. The nice thing about the work platform is you can use the stand for multiple tools.
The included work platform is wood, so if you want to leave the the work platform in the elements for a while, I would recommend talking to your local solid surface installer and get a sink cutout. In many cases, they will give them to you for free. All you need to do is drill 2 3/8” holes in the solid surface blank and you can easily attach it to the aluminum slide used on the bottom of the work platform by using the included knobs. I have done this on these stands and they can be left out in the elements after this modification. I also have 3/8 knobs and stainless steel hardware for mounting if you need some.
Because Tracrac used the same base rail extrusion to make these stands, as they do on their sliding racks, a unique feature of the work platform is it can slide onto the base rail of a Tracrac sliding truck rack allowing for a unique work platform on a truck with a Tracrac sliding rack. I can give you some tips if you want to do this and have the Tracrac sliding racks, sliding tool boxes, etc. If you need a rack as well.