1PC Roller Stand

Sturdy roller stand with adjustable foot and edge guard to prevent material from wondering off the side of roller. Roller functions good with no dragging. Height adjustment is easy and feels secure. Easy assembly takes 5 minutes each. Cons are machine tolerance for T bolts to loose and roller mount allow to much movement. The wrench that is included for assembly is to short to be of use and your a tool company. You have a chance to show case a quality tool to get interest in your tool brand and you send a junk wrench. First impression is quality roller stand, the hand tools?

overall, its pretty well made. Great for long wood, or gutter machines The bottom leg crossbar keeps coming loose and wobbly, so it takes a little of knowhow to get it to stay secure longterm. But if you are in construction, you can figure it out. little cross stud could be longer to possibly prevent this. what i did was put a little sealer on the screw thread, and then make sure you glue the cross stud connector in place so it cant wiggle side to side. After that.... you are golden!. WELLLLL worth the money at that point! probably going to buy another one.

These worked well on the infeed and outfeed of my planer. They are easy to adjust. They fold up and store easily under the planer stand that I built. Keeping long boards supported helps minimize snipe. I did have to add some 3D-printed feet to the legs to keep them from rocking because my shop floor is so uneven that the primitive screw adjustment was inadequate. The 3D-printer file is available on the web for free. Just search for it on the usual printer sites.

First off, I should say that I'm pleased with these stands. The quality of construction is great they work well, the bearings are smooth, and, at least by my standards, the value was excellent. Packaging was also sturdy, so the product arrived unharmed. The height adjustment works well, though is a little odd. The adjustment screw bears on a flexible plastic tab inside the top of the stand's leg so as to impinge on and grip the chromed movable bar. This definitely seems to work, but I'm a little concerned that if the tab were to wear out or break you'd be a little screwed. Still, it does work, it grips the chromed bar well, doesn't scratch it up, and gives continuous adjustment, which is important for a stand like this (unlike a stand with drilled hols into which you'd have to set a pin. The adjustment knob on the one leg does provide leveling adjustment, but only within a limited margin. If you're working in a workshop with a slightly uneven floor than it'd stop the stand from wobbling, but it won't actually level the roller with respect to your saw's table unless you're lucky. What's more, if you're planning to use these stands on a job side on rough or sloping ground, then you really won't be able to get things both stable and level. I expect that for most of the target market this won't be too much of a problem, but I thought I should mention it. The only real way to address these issues completely would be to have fully adjustable tripod legs, which would bring a different set of problems (more expensive to manufacture, harder to make fold up neatly, harder to set up, less stable if you're lucky enough to have an even floor. Given what I've said above, and wanting to reiterate my overall satisfaction with this item, I might as well voice my one gripe. When you want to fold up these stands and store them somewhere, there's no good way to hang them up. If there were (say) a central eye on either the longer bottom leg or on the top T-bar, then the stand could hang on the wall easily. Absent this, you have to use two hooks of some sort to stop it from sliding off. Neat storage is important in a workshop (or cramped garage), and it's always a little strange when otherwise entirely satisfactory products are marred by a little thoughtless design. FWIW, I had a bunch of spare hooks left over and they work well ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FRNNL9BX ).

These took about five minutes each to assemble. There are some fiddly bits to attach the feet to the uprights and it's easy to lose the part inside - but with some patience they go together fairly easily. They seem pretty well made and durable. For the price I think they're good value for money.

Positive: Heavier and better built than expected. Perform well, stable on shop floor, and easy to use. Stands are of thick tube wall and have no complaints after cutting full sheets plywood with table saw and stands. Negative: Had movement of stands on the floor and some height movement with legs spreading apart a little under weight. Will add brace between the two legs so there is no play in height with weight and put weights on floor contact point to stop all movement. Overall: Unless spending a lot more money these are great. The minor issue with movement is exceptable for lighter weight stands. Would purchase again.

Works like a dream in my small shop where I don’t have room for a outfeed table. Easy to assemble. Well built. Rolls easily. Simple to adjust. Love the folding wings that flip up to keep wood aligned on the rollers. Wish I’d bought them years ago.

The instructions are a little iffy. The height adjustment handle immediately stripped. It’s just molded plastic over a bolt. I will remove the plastic and use a wrench. Using this to support barbed wire at the correct height while tensioning. Should work fine for what I want. Could be better quality but it’s cheap so what do I expect.

Excelente ayuda en el taller, ya no es necesario que alguien te ayude cuando trabajas con piezas grandes.

I love this stand—it makes cutting wood on a table saw so much easier! It's sturdy, and very easy to adjust the height in situ. It also folds down for easy storage. Would strongly recommend a pair for cutting longer pieces of wood.

el articulo viene de muy buen material y facil de uso lo recomiendo

Excelente y rápido llego