Extend your Saw Table a full 4 feet beyond the blade with an HTC HOR-1038 Universal Table Saw Outfeed Roller Table. Few operations are more difficult than wrestling a giant sheet of plywood or particleboard through a table saw. The roller table delivers immediate improvements in safety and accuracy, especially when youre working by yourself. The support lifts and locks quickly into position and requires no tools to engage or disengage. Fits most 10" cabinet saws with adjustable mounting bracket.

Supports full 8-foot panels

Measures 37 by 31-inches

Folds down for compact storage

Fully adjustable

You can rip, cross cut easily and accurately and by yourself

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If you're the sort who owns a cabinet saw and have the time, you can probably make a better (and cheaper) outfeed table yourself.

19 of 19 found the following review helpful:

Roller table works well and installation was fairly straightMar 07, 2002
By Sean B. Taylor
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.

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

Great concept/lacking precisionOct 18, 2002

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.

28 of 32 found the following review helpful:

This is not a precision piece of equipmentApr 09, 2001
By Ed C.
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.

19 of 21 found the following review helpful:

Tip-Up Roller Outfeed Table is GREAT!Sep 04, 2000
By Glenn Gow "gg17013"
Our church has developed a fabulous woodshop. In the fall of '97, we purchased this unit & installed it onto the back side of a 3hp Grizzly 1023Z table saw. It was easy to install & worked well.

This past winter, we sold the Grizzly, kept the outfeed roller unit & reinstalled it on our new 5hp General table saw. It's still GREAT!

It's particularly noteworthy because it: 1. holds lumber in alignment with the rip fence and 2. takes less force to rip lumber... the further the piece is moved along - through the cut.

We've had loads of compliments and positive comments from many users. This product is a winner.

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