Protocol Equipment 3-in-1 Material Support Roller Stand, Can Convert Between Material Stop, Single Roller, or Multi-Ball Head, Powder-Coated Steel, 150-pound Capacity

This is something I really want to like. On the surface, it seems like a great idea. This one is well-made and all of the parts seem to be quality. The metal is powder coated well, and it is a solid piece of equipment. Although I purchased two, I hate them (I've never used them). There are two bad things As the scissor stand can't lock open, when you adjust the height it won't tend to stay there, since any movement of the stand will change the scissor angle and the boom, so you end up with a higher or lower Here's where it gets really weird. I find this thing to be so top heavy that it falls over each time I use it. No matter how I set it up to use with my table saw, I always have to adjust it to keep the wood from touching There is no end to the frustration.

Charleigh WHITTAKER

| Mar 16, 2021

Today I received two of these kits, and put them together in about 10 minutes (7 minutes for the first kit and 3 minutes There are simple pictures that accompany the instructions. Simple to read and strong>*br > strong>Pro A position in each of the following three categories Platform, uniroller, drum roller or roller* Blissful, ball-shaped The bearing rollers* are 29" long with a 63" extension "
Powder - 48" Legs and feet are made of steel coated with a polyurethane coating The case is thick, hefty, and comfortable, with an extension lock handle. The rubberized plastic feet (soft and grippy) are level on the floor. The cons are This folding leg is not equipped with a locking mechanism. Those eight are the only ones. side)">****BUT FOR THE PRICE, THEY ARE AWESOME! A 150 lb rating appears conservative. My weight (225 pounds) did not cause any problems with the tool. The one leg can swing closed when it is picked up since there is no locking mechanism. I don't think it's that big of a deal, but you'll need to make sure the door is fully open whenever Having a narrow footprint means they can easily tip over, so you may want to be careful applying too much lateral force, especially after fully extending. It is well-made and really the only issue I have is that it is a little bit heavy. Overall I am very pleased with it. I highly recommend this book.

Olivia Mullins

| Dec 27, 2020

The Amazons of the world are shamed. Below is a summary of some critiques cited in previous reviews There is a lot of top weight on the stand The truth is. There isn't a locking mechanism to prevent the legs from opening, resulting in a sloping height or difficulty walking Despite any appearance of quality, the book has scabby edges and inadequate fitting and finishing The truth is. - Get a $30 discount on this The truth is. The majority of problems can be solved easily by following these steps A couple 2x4s cut a couple inches larger than the outside width of the extended legs may serve as a sturdy base. Then, clamp the boards together and use a hole saw or a forstner bit the same diameter as the legs to drill a hole from side to side so that half of the hole lies on either board at the distance necessary for the feet to fit. A pair of blocks is now added to the bottom, adding weight and stability. A couple pieces of rope can be attached to them, and you can hang them at the top while you're moving and leave them slung over the handle when you're using them, so that you don't have to bend Over the 2 x 4s you can add weight by placing something heavy. Keeping it simple. It is inexpensive. This is an efficient and effective way to do things. It is laziness. Those are the qualities I value. When you bought this item and paid the advertised price you decided not to pay someone else to do it, so if you are that bothered by the condition, you should take the time to clean it up yourself.

Lilian Jackson

| Aug 25, 2020

Despite its structural problems, the unit is in good condition. issue stems from the multi-layered nature of the problem Head of a ball. Despite the ball bearing enclosure, the balls do not appear to be rotating. In order for the balls to bind, they must be weighed. They are fine for light duty work, but as soon as they are exposed to large loads (more than a few pounds), they will become seized up. If the load moves lateral, as when it moves, the legs of the stand will lift off the ground and compromise its stability. In addition to ball bearings, the roller is supported by If there was a multilingual option it would have been convenient The ball support is designed the same way.

Carolina ROBSON

| Dec 16, 2020

I like it a lot. This is a pricey option, but you get what you pay for. Due to the difficulty in keeping the head parallel with the face of the wood coming out of my table saw, the boards would "ride up" the roller, pulling them to the side as they passed through the.

Cassandra Fleming

| Jul 01, 2021

These stands have been used in different applications for about a month now after I purchased two of them. Although they're good, I have found that in some instances, the legs have buckled shut while in use, which has required that I stop what I'm doing and then re-stretch them. Justify them with a new value. Their price may be high, but they are worth the money.

Eliel Melendez

| May 10, 2021

The materials used to make this item were not of the best quality. There was chrome flaking on the bearings, and the surfaces were not using the bearings, it is easy to flip them down so you end up on the roller or bar if you apply too much pressure. As a whole, I think it's OK for the price, but I will modify it to make it.

Natalia Douglas

| Aug 31, 2020

Although it is technically a support, its stability isn't as good as some. Additionally, the handle that is used to raise or lower the support is broken. There is a small nut that was welded to the upright that has broken As a result, the stand as a whole becomes Waiting until it can be returned.

Demi Nguyen

| Oct 18, 2020