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OUTFEED & ROLLER SUPPORT x INFEED SUPPORT x ROLLER SUPPORT xx SAWHORSE & WORK SUPPORT xx TABLE SAW TOP & STAND Make outfeed rollers from steel roller skate wheels and plastic drain pipe. How to make a roller stand. Swivel casters are mounted to angle iron attached to a 2x6. The assembly is screwed to a sawhorse. Tip shows how to make a hinged outfeed table that drops out of the way when not in use. Dual-purpose roller stand. Center panel and roller can be raised and lowered over a range of 9" by the veneer press screw in the stand's stretcher. The panel and roller are also removable so the stand can be used as a sawhorse. Tip on using old printing press rollers as outfeed rollers. Mobile storage cart features a dual-purpose support roller (either skate wheels or wide roller). Use as either an infeed or outfeed support with a table saw. Outfeed support table for a band saw uses lightweight practice golf balls (the hollow style with lots of holes) as the rollers. Double-duty sawhorse. An adjustable-height beam and built-in roller balls let this sawhorse double as an infeed/outfeed roller. Outfeed support uses swivel-ball casters. The ultimate tool stand. This large (72"x26"x34" tall) roll-around stand combines a chop saw stand, router table, portable planer stand, workbench with T-slot clamping system, outfeed for table saw, downdraft sanding table, and a glue up table. Double-duty stand for a portable planer. Rollers on the stand serve as the outfeed for a table saw. With the planer in place, the table saw serves as the outfeed support for the planer. Small dolly helps move large plywood sheets. Also, place the dolly over a sawhorse for use as an infeed or outfeed support during ripping. Adjustable stand for an outfeed roller is made from an old truck brake drum and a pair of hollow steel pipes. How to build caster-top support stands for handling oversize pieces of lumber when sawing, drilling or planing. Adjustable-height ironing board serves as the legs for a table saw extension table. Tip on making an outfeed roller from an old typewriter roller (platten). Tip on using a paint roller as a temporary outfeed roller. Outfeed roller to support long boards behind a table saw uses 360-degree swivel casters on a platform that clamps to a sawhorse. Outfeed support (with swivel casters) clamps to a sawhorse. Use an old, interior hollow-core door as a lightweight outfeed table for a portable table saw. The saw and door are supported by three sawhorses. Outboard-roller stand (support) is made by attaching garage-door rollers to a sawhorse. Tip: Recycle old window shades into roller outfeed tables, dustcovers, etc. Tip: Use coil springs from old pickup trucks as rollers for moving rocks and other heavy objects over the ground. Outfeed or infeed roller is made from plastic pipe and fittings and supported by a "Workmate" bench. A combination rip fence extension and light-duty outfeed support table for a portable table saw. Adjustable roller support for long stock as it leaves the table saw or jointer is made from a rolling pin and a sturdy frame. Adjustable support for long stock is made by attaching ball-bearing furniture casters to the top of an adjustable stand. An extension outfeed table for a table saw also serves as a router table. Two ideas shown. Tip: Use old typewriter platens to make roller horse for supporting long stock off the table saw, radial saw, or jointer. Tip: Use discarded typewritter plattens (rollers) to make a variety of work supports and outfeed rollers for table saws, jointers, planers, etc. Roller stand features a height adjustment and a tilting head. Three-legged roller stand uses a cocked washer mechanism for adjustment and locking. Use a plywood "spring" instead of a roller as an outfeed support. Use ball casters to build a roller support that is suitable for both ripping and crosscutting. Tip on using adjustable ironing boards as outfeed tables or sawhorses. Shop made outfeed table features rear storage drawers that pull out an extra 24" to double as outfeed-roller supports. Folding infeed table quickly dismounts from table saw. Shop-built side extension table for a table saw makes cutting large panels a safer, easier operation. Uses roller balls which won't pull stock off-line as it is fed through the saw. Folds down out of the way when not in use. Two designs for adjustable work supports with rollers on the top edge. Use them to support long boards when sawing on a table saw, drilling, or other times you need a "third hand". Height of unit is adjustable. Constructed of wood. Outboard ripping support adjusts along with your table saw. Bench-saw know-how. Part 2. Adjustable work support stand features rollers for both crosscut and ripping support. Wood spring holder accessory for accurate cutting. Tips on large panel diagonal cutting, typical dado sawing operations and tongue and groove cutting. Sturdy adjustable roller work-support simplifies ripping and crosscutting long boards and large sheets of plywood on a bench saw. A third hand for ripping. Simple roller made from scrap wood and dowel supports long lumber as it is being ripped. Add rollers to the top of your sawhorse so that you can more easily cut large sheets of plywood on a table saw. A piece of wood topped with a ball-bearing caster can be used to support large sheets of plywood when cutting on a table saw. Simply clamp the support to a sawhorse at the correct height. Adjustable roller support is build around a rolling pin. Stylish, easy-to-build small-parts storage cabinet utilizes clear plastic cups for storing nails, screws, nuts, etc. Cabinet houses 120 cups in 6 pullout trays. The cabinet also features a retractable outfeed roller. Overall dimensions: 22" wide, 24" deep, 29" high. Outfeed roller support stand is built mostly of wood and adjusts vertically. Table saw sliding extension table for long lumber. Accessory for the Black & Decker Workmate. A piece of plywood with rollers set along one edge is clamped into the Workmate to provide a support for long pieces of lumber when crosscutting or ripping with a circular saw. Work support for use with a table saw uses rolling pins to support long boards yet allow them to move easily. Roller attachment for your Black & Decker "Workmate" supports long stock. Inexpensive outfeed rollers made from used wooden rolling pins. Outfeed roller is clamped onto a "Workmate" or sawhorse for use. Table saw outfeed table (14"x33") can be removed and folded up for storage. Adding a roller outfeed to an adjustable sawhorse. Outfeed support idea utilizes the adjustable sawhorse featured in issue #17. Retractable outfeed support for a table saw. A pair of full-extension drawer slides are attached to the sides of the saw cabinet. A wood rail with ball bearing rollers on top is attached between the slides and supports the work piece. Roll-around support stand uses a wide, beveled head (instead of rollers) to support the work piece. A sand-filled base keeps the unit from moving while in use. Tri-level feeder table for a table saw. Top shelf supports long wood coming through the saw. Lower 2 shelves hold supplies. How to add a sliding extension (work support) to the back of a table saw table. Table saw outfeed roller is mounted on extension drawer slides. Smooth outfeed table clamps into a "Workmate" to allow vertical adjustment. Work support for bench top tools features rollers made from 3"-diameter PVC pipe and a height-adjustment control. Ironing board suggested as an alternative to a roller stand to steady long work pieces when table sawing. Contractor's style table saw upgrade. (1) Roll-around base cabinet with sawdust collection bag. (2) Combination outfeed table and motor enclosure. Folding table saw outfeed table adds 3-ft. of support beyond the blade. Tip on modifying an adjustable outfeed roller stand to speed up setting the correct height for various machines. Reasons to use a strip of ultra-high molecular weight plastic in place of a roller. Three-in-one work support. (1) Platform top for use as assembly or finishing stand. (2) Glide top used to support the end of long workpieces on a drill press or miter saw. (3) Roller top outfeed. The unit adjusts vertically . Outfeed support uses a "Workmate" as the base. The secret to quick adjustment is hardboard "steps" for each different machine. Fold-down outfeed table for a table saw. Roller stand features rollers made from PVC plastic pipe. The stand is adjustable for both height and level. Plywood cover for an outfeed roller stand converts it into a worktable. In-feed support for ripping long stock is fastened to the rip fence. Small outfeed extension table fastens to the back of a table saw and provides added support for wider boards and lengthens the miter gauge slots. Tip shows how to build an outfeed roller from PVC pipe and dowel. Adjustable table saw outfeed rollers. Built from wood, rigid conduit and PVC pipe. Attaches to the wings of the saw and can be easily repositioned or removed. A shop-made roller table and matching roller stand. The 5-roller table serves as the outfeed for a saw. The 1-roller stand is adjustable up and down. Tip: Use plastic soda bottles, filled with water, as rollers to move heavy objects. A second pair of hands. Overcome the problems of machining long lengths of timber with an adjustable roller support stand. Outfeed roller with scissor-style adjustable stand is made from PVC pipe and wood. An adjustable roller support that attaches to a sawhorse. Used to support long work pieces when ripping on a table saw, etc. Sawhorse or outfeed support for a machine tool attaches to a lally column and can be adjusted up or down. It folds out of the way when not in use. Roller-style outfeed for a table saw is made from angle iron. Included in an article on how to rip and crosscut on the table saw. Tip on using a paint roller as a temporary roller stand. How to adapt a pair of table slides (normally used on an extension table) to become a roller outfeed support for a table saw. Interchangeable roller support extension for a thickness planer or drill press table. How to build a roller work support to aid in feeding long work over a saw table. Sawhorse elevators have wooden rollers built into top edge to facilitate converting a sawhorse into a work support for handling long boards. Roller outfeed attachment for use with the Woodmaster jointer-planer-molder and similar machines. Roller extension table for your table saw is easily removed when not needed. Simple T-bar and ball casters convert a Workmate into an outfeed support. Adapt a paint roller for use as an outfeed roller. Table saw extension (outfeed) table built from plywood and pine. Shop-built retractable outfeed table uses drawer slides for mounting. Casters held in place with Velcro can be moved for different widths of boards. | |||||||||
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