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Portable roller stand

skipnay

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Anyone ever see this? Would come in handy if you have a bench bandsaw. This would work for the chop saws also. Maybe someone else has seen something like it that is just as good. But for $50 and american made. It probably will be hard to beat. If this isn't in the right place please move it...

Portable roller stand

It's the one on the far right.
 
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Aquamoose

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I'm thinking a block of wood with neoprene on top provides good support in all directions, not linear. Rollers have a finicky way of shifting the wood when not perfectly aligned.


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crewchief888

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i have a couple of HF roller stands.

for the price, they work just fine with the table saw, miter saw and abrasive chop saw.




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6PTsocket

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They are common in industry. We had a big one off the end of a conveyer belt. Ours was adjustable in length andwas a pantoghaph design like the thing that holds the boxing glove in cartoons.

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skipnay

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This is for a counter top chop saw or bandsaw. This would come in handy I think for me. This is mostly for metal for me. I use a 4x4 block of wood. It just seems like it wants to roll. It's more of a pita then anything. I can't just cut a pull. It drags way to much and been thinking an easy way of doing this but I might have to settle for this.
 
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gungatim

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I prefer the collapsible ones as they are much easier to store and take up less space. I had a pair like those but got rid of them because they were always in the way. the fold up's aren't the most heavy duty, and you need to add a chain so they don't open too far (the weight can stress the flip out leg if you are feeding really heavy slabs into a planer).

mine were from woodcraft but similar to these from HF at 2x the price. craftsman sells them too.

http://www.harborfreight.com/132-lb-capacity-roller-stand-68898.html
 
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