WORKESS 4 in 1 Roller Stand, Stable 440 Lbs Load Capacity with Saw Horses, V-Shaped, Multi-Directional Rollers & Outfeed Roller, Adjustable Height 33”- 50”, Folding for Woodworking

This stand has been a lifesaver for catching wood off my table saw. It's incredibly helpful and versatile, thanks to its rotating head that allows for various uses. The metal is thick and exceptionally strong, capable of holding almost anything. It is also very easy to adjust the height for just about any application Assembly is super easy, and it conveniently folds away when not in use—perfect for smaller shops. If you need an extra pair of hands, I highly recommend this stand!

I needed another saw horse type stand. After evaluating several, I decided this would probably suit my needs. I found it to be heavy, well balanced and well made. It has several rollers as well as a flat top option that make it especially useful in a woodworking shop or on a garage pad for cutting down large pieces of sheet goods. The only thing that would have made it even better would be that it was collapsible, but with the way it is designed, that isn't feasible. At this price point, I would definitely buy this again.

This stand works reasonably well for my use. The build quality pays perfunctory attention to 'being right'. For example, the flange welded to the rotating section isn't square to the tube. Another nit; the plastic feet fall off at the slightest push. They should have been designed to grip tighter to the leg or have a mechanical fastening method. For the price, I caught it on the Prime day sale, I am satisfied with this helpful addition to my shop equipment.

Not sure why the negative reviews. Mine went together easily in about 30 minutes. Literally I think 12 nuts and bolts. Everything fit perfectly. This this is rock solid. Perfect for help cutting 4x8 sheets. Folds up nicely and has tiny footprint in my shop. I did fix the issue of the plastic feet falling off with a couple dabs of super glue . The V rollers take some time to get upright (gotta unbolt the flat top) but i wont use those much anyway. I may buy another for a quick set up workbench when needed. I would definitely recommend.

Very good multi-use product. Easy assembly. Worth every cent.

Is this a Beta tester ? Sure seems like it. Basic design is good but needs improvement in many ways. The vertical height is excellent- taller than most. But it is only adjustable in 2" increments with the pins. If the adjuster bars had also been drilled on the alternate faces and offset, the adjustment could have been 1" ! The plastic handled clamps feel extremely fragile .They are so bad I dare not use them so am stuck with 2" vertical increments which is unusable for an outfeed roller stand. The Instructions state you need 2 x 13mm "spanners" .Wrong -you need a 14mm for the bolt heads and a 13mm WRENCH (!) for the nuts. The tiny V roller acorn nuts are loose/fell of in shipping. You'll need M5x0.8 acorn nuts+loctite to replace the lost ones. To use the "V roller" the Instructions have you remove the 4 nyloc nuts and bolts that secure the "trestle head". That's a ridiculous inconvenience and isn't declared in the Listing. Worse ,it actually isn't necessary . If you rotate the rotary head as far as possible, the "V roller" will work well enough even though it isn't perfectly vertical. Why not use folding-latch pins instead of nuts+bolts ? It would then be a fast tool-less change. The square tubes on the "Trestle Head" did not align with the tubes on the "Rotating Head". I had to bend them to get the bolt holes to align. Seems like nobody actually tested this item ! Other than these many design/manufacturing defects, it is a good piece of equipment.

Very helpful to steady materials at either the table saw or miter saw.

I've had 2 of these for about 3 years now and I have hardly every used them. Mainly because they're really poor. My main issue ia the mechanism for raising and lowering the height. Its all very cheap and nasty and almost impossible to set to an exact height if you are trying to set level to a table saw, miter saw etc. As that was the primary reason I bought them it explains why they have just sat around fo so long. I need to find one with a crank for adjusting.