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Safety Instructions
!
WARNING
follow all instructions listed below may result
in serious personal injury.
Fully assemble and tighten all the
fasteners required for this stand. Also
remember to occasionally check the
stand and make sure it is still tight.
loose stand is unstable and may shift in use
and cause serious injury.
Turn tool switch off and disconnect power
before mounting to the stand.
startup during assembly can cause injury.
Read and understand all
instructions.
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Pre-Assembly
You have purchased a Bosch Table Saw
Stand TS2000. Designed for job site use.
This unit sets up and folds quickly, and is
easily loaded or unloaded by one person into
a truck.
For use with the following table saws:
Bosch 4000, Dewalt DW744, Craftsman
21830, and Makita 2703.
TS2000 TABLE SAW STAND
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
Qty. Part Description
Item
A(1)Upper Cross Bar
B(1)Lower Cross Bar
C(1)Kickback Bar
D(1)Right Leg/Wheel Assembly
E(1)Left Leg/Wheel Assembly
F(1)Table Top
Before operating make sure the entire unit
is placed on a solid, flat, level surface.
Serious injury could occur if tool is unstable
and tips.
Never stand on tool or its stand or use as
ladder or scaffolding.
occur if the tool is tipped or the cutting tool is
accidentally contacted. Do not store
A
materials on or near the tool such that it is
necessary to stand on the tool or its stand to
reach them.
Use only Bosch replacement parts. Any
others may create a hazard.
Phillips screwdriver, 10 MM open end
wrench, 16 MM open end wrench, or
adjustable wrench.
Sort out and account for all parts to make
sure that you have all necessary materials to
assemble your stand. Do not discard packing
material until all parts are accounted for.
TOOLS REQUIRED:
BEFORE YOU ASSEMBLE THIS
TABLE SAW STAND:
A
Serious injury could
B
E
C
D
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2
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F
STAND ASSEMBLY HARDWARE
(packaged in one bag)
Qty. Part Description
Item
G610mm x 100mm Hex Head Bolts
H210mm x 50 mm Hex Head Bolts
I68mm x 50 mm Phillips Head Screws*
J1810mm Flat Washers
K210mm Star Washers
L610mm Lock Nuts
M68mm Lock Nuts*
N46mm x 75mm Hex Head Bolt
O86mm Flat Washer
P46mm Lock Nuts
GHI
J
L
M
K
N
O
P
*Note: There are two (2) 8mm x 50mm Phillips head screws and two (2) 8mm lock nuts to be
used only when attaching other branded table saws to the Bosch TS2000 stand. See page 6
for instructions.
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Assembly
Upper
Cross Bar
Leg/Wheel
Assembly
WasherWasherWasher
BoltLock Nut
Step 1
Attach Upper and Lower Cross Bars
1. Position lower cross bar on a flat surface
as shown in figure A.
2. Insert ends of upper cross bar into the
lower cross bar and push downward as far
as it will go.
3. Insert four (4) 8 mm x 50 mm Phillips Head
Screws through the holes of the upper and
lower cross bars, and securely tighten with
four (4) 8 mm lock nuts as shown.
FIG. A
Step 2
Attach Leg/Wheel Assemblies
1. Locate the right leg/wheel assembly and
position on right side of upper/lower cross
bar assembly as shown in figure B.
2. Place one (1) flat washer onto one (1) 10
mm x 100 mm bolt and insert through right
leg/wheel assembly.
3. Place another (1) 10 mm flat washer on
bolt between leg/wheel assembly and
upper/lower cross bar assembly.
4. Insert bolt through upper/lower cross bar
assembly, place one (1) 10 mm flat
washer, and loosely tighten with one (1) 10
mm lock nut.
Note: Do not over-tighten lock nut - these
parts need to freely rotate for stand to
operate properly.
Repeat procedure on left side.
FIG. B
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Table TopUpper
Cross Bar
WasherWasher
BoltLock Nut
Washer
Table TopLinkage
Bar
WasherWasherWasher
BoltLock Nut
Step 3
Attach Kick Bar
1. Locate the kick bar and position it between
the left and right wheel assemblies as
shown in figure C.
2. Place one (1) 10 mm star washer onto one
(1) 10 mm x 50 mm hex head bolt. Insert
bolt through the leg/wheel assembly and
thread it into the the kick bar and securely
tighten.
Repeat this procedure on other side.
Step 4
Attach Table Top
1. Locate the table top and position holes in
end of table top with holes in upper cross
bar as shown in figure D.
2. Place one (1) flat washer onto one (1) 10
mm x 100 mm bolt.
3.Insert bolt through table top and place
another (1) flat washer on bolt between
table top and upper cross bar.
4. Insert bolt through upper cross bar, place
one (1) flat washer, and loosely tighten
with one (1) 10 mm lock nut.
Note: Do not over-tighten lock nut - these
parts need to freely rotate for stand to
operate properly.
Repeat this procedure on opposite side.
FIG. C
FIG. D
Step 5
Attach Linkage Bars
1. Align hole in upper linkage bar with hole in
table top as shown in figure E.
2. Place one (1) flat washer onto one (1) 10
mm x 100 mm bolt.
3. Insert bolt through linkage bar and place
another (1) flat washer on bolt between
table top and upper cross bar.
4. Insert bolt through table top, place one (1)
flat washer, and loosely tighten with one
(1) 10 mm lock nut.
Note: Do not over-tighten lock nut - these
parts need to freely rotate for stand to
operate properly.
Repeat this procedure on opposite side.
FIG. E
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Assembly
For Mounting Bosch 4000
Table Saw to Stand
1. Using the diagram below, locate the Bosch
4000 mounting holes and position saw on
stand as shown in figure F.
2. Place one (1) 6 mm flat washer onto one
(1) 6 mm x 75 mm hex head bolt and insert
bolt through mounting hole in table saw
and through stand table top.
3. Place one (1) 6 mm flat washer and
securely tighten with one (1) 6 mm lock
nut.
Repeat this procedure on the three remaining
mounting holes.
For Mounting Other Table Saws
Important: Before mounting a DeWalt,
Craftsman, Makita, Hitachi, or Ridgid table
saw, insert two (2) 8mm x 50mm Phillips
head screws through “B*” hole locations and
tighten using 8mm lock nuts.
1. Using the diagram below, locate the
correct mounting holes for the table saw
being used and position saw on stand
accordingly.
For use with Hitachi Table Saw:
If your TS2000 stand does not have "H"
holes, you will need to drill holes. Place
the saw over the center of the opening and
make pencil marks (through the L-shaped
bracket holes) on the table top mounting
plates. Remove saw and drill four (4) 5/16"
diameter holes through the mounting
plates.
For use with Ridgid Table Saw:
Locate the four “R” holes in the two
mounting plates and drill four (4) 3/8”
diameter holes completely through the
stand’s frame.
2. Mount the table saw using the appropriate
mounting hardware for your table saw
model.
2. Rotate release lever down to clear locking
pins.
3. With both hands on the handle, pull up and
push forward on the stand, figure B, until it
locks in the upright position, figure C.
Keep fingers clear of
hinge points when folding
Lower Stand
1. Rotate the release lever, then pull back on
the stand slightly to disengage.
2. With both hands on the handle, pull back
and lower the stand until it locks in
position.
FIG. B
FIG. A
FIG. C
Lowering Stand to its Lowest Position
Begin with the stand in the locked upright
position, as shown above in figure C.
Firmly grip the handle with both hands and
place one foot against the kick bar. Pull back
on the handle and lower the stand to the
ground, as shown.
Kickbar
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Operating Instructions
To level stand
The stand is equipped with two adjustable
feet for leveling the stand.
To adjust: loosen wing nut and adjust the
height of the foot by screwing the threaded
shaft clockwise to raise foot or counterclockwise to lower foot. Retighten wing nut
securely.
Maintenance
!
WARNING
fasteners are attached and adjusted
according to the assembly instructions
included in this manual.
To reduce the risk of injury,
periodically check that all
Tire Pressure
The TS2000 tires are shipped with an air
pressure of 25 to 30 P.S.I. — an adequate
pressure for most working conditions. If you
wish to increase the tire pressure for a
slightly firmer support, you may inflate the
tires to a maximum of 50 P.S.I. It is
recommended that a hand pump is used.
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