The problem with providing outfeed support for a bandsaw is that the table is so darn high. Most standard roller stands and supports won’t extend enough to get to the right height to match up with the bandsaw table. You may not know it, but you’ve probably already got a solution for this problem in your shop. Once you see it you’ll be saying “Why didn’t I think of that?” And you’ll be sure to use it for the next large woodworking project you have to cut on the bandsaw.
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