Features

• You can rip, cross cut easily & accurately & by yourself
• Supports full 8-foot panels
• Measures 37 by 31 inches
• Folds down for compact storage
• Fully adjustable

Reviews (7)

Nice Tablesaw Addition
I installed the HTC outfeed rollers on my Powermatic 66 Tablesaw this afternoon. Everything went together as explained in the instruction manual and all the parts were there. This addition will make ripping larger panels alot easier. I have had some bad experiences with HTC products in the past, but I am very pleased with this product. Assembly and adjustment was simple and took about 1 hour.

Excellent Tablesaw addition!
The Roller system is a excellent piece of equipment! It took a while to adjust the height of the rollers to the table. When I did, all rollers were flat with the table. The only downfall of this product is customer service! I had a defective part when assembling. Called 5 weeks ago and still have not recieved a replacement for the defective part!

Great concept/lacking precision
The design and flexability of this outfeed roller table is great. The only complaint I have is that (as others have written) the roller plane tolerance is not very accurate. Some rollers are as much as 1/8" lower or higher than the leading and last roller. I would think HTC could do better at aligning the rollers or make the alignment adjustable. I ended up attaching a removable laminated table top to the frame insted of using the rollers. Maybe HTC could sell just the folding frame without the rollers at a discounted cost. It was still worth it to me just to get the folding frame. The table folds and unfolds easily. Attachment to my saw(Powermatic 66) was easy, I installed it myself in 2-3 hours. Its great to have the outfeed table/rollers permanately attached to the saw and always in alignment when folded into place. Since I have limited space and all my equipment is mobile, its nice to just be able to fold the outfeed table down and out of the way. It is a better and more convenient design than any other outfeed table that I've seen. It took a little extra work to add a seperate tabletop, but I am glad I got one.

Roller table works well and installation was fairly straight
I am the owner of a small one man shop. I have limited space so many of my larger tools are on mobile bases. I wanted the outfeed rollers to support 4X8 3/4" plywood and mdf that I use to make cabinets. The instructions/diagrams in the installation instructions were straight foward. Although, if you are putting the roller on a unisaw you have to move the on/off box - but instructions are in the installation manual. I put the rollers on a grizzly table saw. You will want to remove the table top to get to the inside of the saw. I took advantage of when the table top was off and did machine maintence(i.e. adjust belt tension, clean and lubricate.) You will be drilling eight holes in the back of the cabinet. A template is supplied for the top four holes. The bottom holes are drilled with the support bracket mounted. I installed the roller myself in about three hours(including the machine maintence), but it would be easier to install with a helper. You have to tap the mounting bracket around a bit to find level. The adjustment screw on the bottom of the support arm is a hassel to get to once installed. I cut off an open-ended wrench to 4" in length to get to it for adjustment(rated 4 rather than 5 for this reason). Other than that it is working great and I am very happy with it. The only other advice that I would have is that if you don't like playing with stuff a little to get it to work well you may not be happy with the rollers.

This is not a precision piece of equipment
The idea is great the execution is lacking. There is too much varience with the rollers; when you align the ones closest to the table with the table and then level the furthest ones with the tables, some of the rollers in between are either lower or higher. Can't do anything about that. While the varience isn't too much, it could be a problem later. Not great but not horrible either. ... Read more

Features

• Provides leg support
• Another roller out 7 feet from saw for easier handling of long, heavy material

Features

• Durable, adjustable wedge shaped support legs
• 4-adjustable non-skid rubber leveling feet
• Galvanized steel ball bearing rollers
• 24 inch wide, 66 inch long, 9 rollers

Features

• Makes cutting large panels a one man operation
• Provides after-cut support to facilitate handling large panels and long stock
• Can be adapted to fit most cabinet type saws

Reviews (1)

Great Product to go with my Unisaw
I don't normally write these but since I've heard problems in the past about this product, I figured I would. I have purchased from Amazon the following items. My 3HP unisaw with Biesemeyer fence. The saw's a heavy one. My workshop is on the second floor of my carriage house so we had to take it up the stairs. Clearance of the stairs are 27 3/4". You can take the cast iron top off and reduce the weight by 95#'s. Putting it on and lining it up are easy. It's a great saw. I've purchased a lot of Delta equipment and if you have a problem, they are right there to solve it. The Biesemeyer fence is shipped in two separate boxes. Super boxes and inserts to ship this. No problems with shipping at all. I thought I might have a crack in the plastic cursor that lines up the scale so I called Biesemeyer. They just sent a new one right away. I also purchased the Biesemeyer overhead blade guard. It comes with it's own splitter. Both are great. Don't buy the dust hose unless you hook it up to a shop vac. Doesn't work with a central dust collection system (per conversation with customer service at Biesemeyer). Now to the outfeed table. I heard a lot of comments that this was damaged in shipment. Well the "new" Delta boxes are fine. Nothing was damaged in shipping. Went together well. If you have a newer Unisaw, all the holes are there for mounting so there is no drilling. It makes it really easy.
Hope this helps in your search for good wood working tools. ... Read more

Features

• Mountable to any wing crossmember
• Extended either away from or towards saw for cuts zero to 9 feet long

Reviews (1)

Needs a little work
Trojan MFG. Makes some pretty impressive items . This is not one of them. The stop is not very sturdy. It does the job for repetitive cuts with trim but be careful with it . You can easily knock it out of whack with a 2x6. If you mount a back fence to the wheel side extention wing , a block and clamp work pretty good. For fine work , I prefer a broset stop. ... Read more

Features

• Galvanized 10 inch ball bearing rollers
• Adjust height support

Reviews (2)

Like a third hand.
I bought the 35" work center and I plan to buy at least one more of these to go with it. I think it would be handy to have one close to the saw and one farther away when I am cutting boards of different lengths.

All around winner
I can't think of a more versatile tool which combines compactability and usefulness like this tool does. I have a floor standing roller, but sometimes it can get in the way when I have to transport it. I like the option of just clamping this one on to the miter stand support, or to another 2x4, and going right to work. On the other hand, if I am using a table saw, it takes some time to construct a stand to hold it. Over all, its a great tool, and when I can afford a few more, I think I'll take the plunge. ... Read more

Features

• Supports large, long, and wide workpieces up to 200 pounds
• 2-1/2" x 17-1/2" ball bearing roller keeps materials moving in a straight line
• Cast-iron base for stability
• Adjusts from 26-1/4 to 43-1/2 inches high to match a variety of table heights

Features

• Add one on each side for 140" of stock support
• Add to 2910 miter saw stand for expanded stock support
• 13" steel rollers
• Easily adjusted for height and distance from the saw
• For left or right side

Features

• T" base design for reliable stability
• Attaches to either the stand or extension for working with longer stock
• Adds 9 feet of overall stock support for very long stock
• Infeed and outfeed support for single-operator use
• Adjustable roller height to match the workpiece

Features

• Quick mount legs raises saw 36 inch and adjust to uneven floors
• Increases ripping capacity of Delta 36-540; 36-275, & Makita 2708w, 2703
• Cam lock fence squares exactly-accurate cut
• Hairline indicator over tape-precise fence adjustment
• Hand truck design & 10 inch wheels-easy transport/storage

Features

• Supports up to 200 pounds
• Supports large panels and boards reducing jams, binding, and kickbacks
• Lifts quickly into position and locks with a single motion
• Extends your table saw a full 4 feet beyond the blade
• Features a two position cam action to handle all types of cuts

Features

• Used for all 22 inch sanders
• extends feed table for ease in sanding longer boards

Features

• Folds flat for easy storage
• Durable, adjustable wedge shaped support legs, prevents slipping.
• 4-adjustable non-skid rubber leveling feet
• Galvanized steel ball bearing rollers
• 15 inch wide, 66 inch long, 17 rollers

Features

• 4-point leg system for stability
• 16- by 2-inch roller, 28 to 45-1/2 inches high
• Use for infeed, outfeed, or to support large panels
• Legs fold for storage & portability
• Dual roller position

Reviews (1)

Very Good Quality Stand
This is a quality stand for all around the shop machine use.The leg adjustment works great for fine level tuning.Also,with its roller wedge height adjustment,you do not have to worry about mashing your fingers when you make the up or down height setting.Best of all,its made in the USA. ... Read more

Features

• Durable, adjustable wedge shaped support legs, prevent slipping
• 4-adjustable non-skid rubber leavening feet
• Galvanized steel ball bearing rollers
• 24 inch wide, 66 inch long, 17 rollers

Features

• Four-point leg system for stability
• 13-by-2-inch dual ball bearing galvanized roller, 25-1/2 to 45 inches high
• Use for infeed, outfeed, or to support large panels
• Legs fold & latch for storage & portability
• 150 pounds capacity

Reviews (3)

NONE BETTER
I'VE USED THIS SUPPORT FOR OVER A YEAR NOW. IT'S STABLE, ADJUSTABLE AND SMOOTH. I USE IT WITH MY DRILL PRESS, BAND SAW AND MITRE SAW AS IN-FEED AND OUT-FEEL ROLLERS, I'VE EVEN USED IT TO SUPPORT 4'X 8' SHEETS BEFORE RIPPING ON MY TABLE SAW. THEY ARE PLENTY STRONG ENOUGH TO SUPPORT ANYTHING I NEED TO DO IN MY WOODWORKING SHOP. THEY ARE WELL BUILT AND EVEN FOLD FOR STORAGE WHEN NOT IN USE. AN INDISPENSABLE ITEM FOR SAFE WOODWORKING. TWO THUMBS UP!...

Medium duty.
Flexible.No problem with the roller.Frame is heavy.Knob is plastic and does not require much torque to secure.Would suggest to use only for medium duty projects.

Pedestal Roller?
Spend a few extra dollars and get a roller that actually supports your project. This thing is junk. Its not sturdy and the roller comes assembled incorrectly. ... Read more

Features

• Durable, adjustable wedge shaped support legs
• 4-adjustable non-skid rubber leveling feet
• Galvanized steel ball bearing rollers
• 15 inch wide, 66 inch long, 9 rollers

Features

• Extra stock support for sanding
• Table size 10x22 inch each

Features

• Supports large, long, and wide workpieces up to 200 pounds
• 1-1/4" x 12" ball bearing roller keeps materials moving in a straight line
• Base folds flat for staorage
• Adjusts from 24 to 43-1/2 inches high to match a variety of table heights

Features

• 12 pounds
• 13" wide smooth action roller
• Adjusts from 28" to 43"
• 150 lb. capacity
• Easy to assemble