Customer Reviews for VEVOR Roller Stand, 300 lb Load Capacity, 26.8-42.5 in Adjustable Height, Folding Heavy Duty with 11.5 inch Polished Multi-directional Roller Head, for Table Saw Outfeed Woodworking Extension Support

Great item,

This thing is the bomb! The small rollerballs work great for large sheets you can move panel any direction. Big roller works great for my chop saw with long lumber, used the V rollers for cutting 3\"PVC pipe. I should have bought 2 for the saw horse side.

Quick shipping and easily put together. This is a versatile work piece.

This thing is the bomb! The small rollerballs work great for large sheets you can move panel any direction. Big roller works great for my chop saw with long lumber, used the V rollers for cutting 3"PVC pipe. I should have bought 2 for the saw horse side.

Works greatly

Love it, use it every day, well worth it.

I am amazed at the quality of this stand. I would expect a much cheaper quality at this price point but not the case here. Thick gauge steel, quality finish, eazy to assemble. Awesome product, highly recommended.

I was extremely happy with the build quality on this stand, everything fit together great and it seems plenty robust for any work I need to do with it.

Nice product. I did not have the chance to use it a lot so far but work well.

This is a great stand, and is rather simple to put together. Swapping between the various heads is simple, unless you want the table top head. The table head has to remain separated if you want to use the other heads. If you only plan on using the table head, then no reason to buy this because it kind of locks you into using only that head. Might as well buy a one trick stand. You have to disassemble the table head in order to rotate to the other heads. Which means you need a place to store the table head, and the hardware to secure it to the stand. I don’t really plan on needing the table head, so it stays tucked out of the way. At least it’s an option, if I need it. Another flaw is the spacing between height stops. If your surface is somewhere between the natural stops of the head height adjustments, you’ll either have to shim it to the needed height, or allow the discrepancy between the level of your work surface and the stand. Also, the feet of the legs continually fall off when I move the stand from one place to another. An easy remedy is to simply affix them permanently by whatever method I prefer. These actually are rather minor flaws. They won’t stop me from buying more, and I do plan on grabbing two more before long. The flaw that bugs me the most is the table head needing to actually be removed if I want to use the other heads. I don’t think I’ll really have much need for that head, so I’ll just try and ignore that flaw. All flaws aside. This is a great value for a rather versatile stand in my shop. No regrets.