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17-1/2" Long Roller with Bracket Item #20829 In stock	^$39.⁹⁹ Each
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Roller with Bracket

Name: Roller with Bracket
SKU: GRP5327

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GRP5327

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Make your own roller tables, stands, conveyor tracks and infeed/outfeed tables! Durable. Two sizes available. Item #20829 (17-1/2" Long Roller with Bracket): Roller is removable from bracket. Rod runs through the roller and brackets with plastic caps on end of rod.

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Weight	4.3000
Tech Spec	20829 Roller with Bracket Roller: 15-3/4"L X 2-3/8" Dia Length with roller pins: 17-1/2" Total height in bracket: 2-15/16" 20836 Roller with Bracket Roller: 12-3/4" L X 1-1/2" Dia Length with spring tabs: 13-3/4" Height in top position: 3-1/8" Height in bottom position: 2" 440 pound weight rating

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4.6 / 5.0

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Very useful tool..like it

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January 4, 2017

Chris C

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over 2 years ago

Woodworking Experience:

Beginner

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Should have bought them years ago!

I had stands with the balls peaking out of them. Them never worked very well. I am planning to plane out a large slab of worm Chestnut and don't want any problems. The rollers work great and I wish I had gotten them long ago.

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July 29, 2015

D A

Woodworking Experience:

Intermediate

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Really nice rollers

Really heavy duty bracket, good roller bearings, and handy 2 level settings. Great buy.

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September 24, 2014

John B

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I mounted it on a board...

I mounted it on a board that slides into my workmate table and use it on the out feed for the table saw. Works great.. Good product and a good price.

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May 29, 2009

William L

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I installed a roller on each...

I installed a roller on each end of my combination sheet stock storage rack/clamp rack to ease the task of loading plywood/MDF. The roller sits 1/2" proud of the bottom of the storage space and thus ensures that as a sheet of plywood is added or removed, it only has to slide on the far end edge of the sheet and the roller rather than sliding on just the sheet's edge. Makes it super easy to load a sheet.

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April 17, 2009

Sharon F

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Roller

The roller with bracket is the right size and quality to use with up too 12" wide boards on miter saw.

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June 14, 2018

Paul O

Purchased
1 year ago

Woodworking Experience:

Intermediate

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This roller was exactly what I was looking for. Needed to replace the ball rollers on stands I've had for many years and were ever quite as useful as I would have liked. Now that problem is a thing of the past.

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May 13, 2017

Old man

Purchased
over 2 years ago

Woodworking Experience:

Intermediate

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I set it up on top...

I set it up on top of my board planners and it helps when moving boards back and forth from the out platform to the in platform. No more carrying those heavy rough boards when planning.

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September 2, 2008

Lionel A

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Why did you choose this?

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Because I can mount them on my sawhorses.

Rich P on Jul 20, 2018

THIS WILL BE USED FOR A MITER SAW SUPPORT ROLLER

Randall J on Feb 11, 2018

Part listed in downloaded plans

John K on Jan 6, 2018

Needed a 2nd roller for feeding stock on my tablesaw.

John L P on Aug 28, 2017

to install it on the Steel Table Frame 12''W x 46''L x 28-1/2''H

Joseph C on Feb 2, 2016

I needed to be able to use my ball bearing stands with a roller top.

L H on Aug 17, 2015

To replace a broken one

Bruce C on Jun 18, 2015

Purchased for a project

Fred A on May 19, 2015

Because I can mount them on my sawhorses.

Rich P on Jul 20, 2018

Will be used for milling 2x6's from logs

Paul O on May 22, 2018

THIS WILL BE USED FOR A MITER SAW SUPPORT ROLLER

Randall J on Feb 11, 2018

Using this as part of a setup for the Superjaws I just received

Bill B on Jan 30, 2018

Part listed in downloaded plans

John K on Jan 6, 2018

installing a saw table roller in shop. just what I needed

Conrad F on Nov 23, 2017

Needed a 2nd roller for feeding stock on my tablesaw.

John L P on Aug 28, 2017

exactly what I needed.

Karl W on Jun 29, 2017

to install it on the Steel Table Frame 12''W x 46''L x 28-1/2''H

Joseph C on Feb 2, 2016

To help in ripping long boards from falling onto shop floor both from the back of my saw and the side of saw

Donald H on Dec 24, 2015

I needed to be able to use my ball bearing stands with a roller top.

L H on Aug 17, 2015

on sale

David J H on Jul 17, 2015

To replace a broken one

Bruce C on Jun 18, 2015

To use as and Idler roller in an up coming project

MARVIN B on May 22, 2015

Purchased for a project

Fred A on May 19, 2015

Will be used for milling 2x6's from logs

Paul O on May 22, 2018

Using this as part of a setup for the Superjaws I just received

Bill B on Jan 30, 2018

installing a saw table roller in shop. just what I needed

Conrad F on Nov 23, 2017

exactly what I needed.

Karl W on Jun 29, 2017

To help in ripping long boards from falling onto shop floor both from the back of my saw and the side of saw

Donald H on Dec 24, 2015

on sale

David J H on Jul 17, 2015

To use as and Idler roller in an up coming project

MARVIN B on May 22, 2015

Does the 20829 model contain bearings, and can you remove the roller from the bracket to access the mounting holes?

Kevin W on Oct 5, 2015

BEST ANSWER: I purchased two and made a base to allow me to attach them to adjustable supports. They do have bearings which makes them great for heavy loads. The bracket comes off by pressing down on the spring loaded pin where the roller connects to the bracket.

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Terry D on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Mar 8, 2015

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Terry D on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Mar 8, 2015

Don't know about bearings, it does spin very easily and takes 75 lbs easily in my usage. One end is spring loaded, so you push it in and the other end lifts out for attaching the plate. I'm impressed with it.

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STEVE L on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Mar 1, 2015

I don't recall if it has bearings but you can remove the roller from the bracket. There are pins on each end and they are on a spring - you can push it in and remove the roller pretty easily.

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Robert G on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Apr 29, 2015

Yes, the roller has bearings on both ends and rolls quite smoothly . the pin on one end is spring loaded to facilitate removal. I use mine on a home built plainer table, and they work fine.

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Paul W on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Apr 3, 2015

Kevin
Yes to both questions the axel on one end of the roller is a spring loaded push button that allows removal for access to the mounting holes.

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Michael K on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Mar 23, 2015

Yes, you an remove the roller to get to the frame and screw holes.
It turns out I didn't need the rollers.

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ELLIOT S on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Apr 8, 2015

Yes the roller has internal bearings, and yes you can remove the roller to access the mounting holes.

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Daniel C on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Dec 10, 2014

Yes to both questions.

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George Scott A on Oct 5, 2015
Purchased on Apr 17, 2015

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does anybody have a picture where they made some type of frame to set it on? was also wondering if we can mount too a saw horse

Michael B on Jul 1, 2018

BEST ANSWER: Comes with 2 sets of predrilled holes. You can bolt it to anything you want to.

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Mike R on Jul 2, 2018
Purchased on Dec 30, 2016

BEST ANSWER: Comes with 2 sets of predrilled holes. You can bolt it to anything you want to.

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Mike R on Jul 2, 2018
Purchased on Dec 30, 2016

I use it on the outfeed of my table saw. It can be mounter to a saw horse.

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Edward on Jul 3, 2018
Purchased on Jan 6, 2017

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how would I mount this to a workmate?

Michael B on Jul 1, 2018

BEST ANSWER: Take the wood bracket and pinch it in your workmate at whatever height you choose. If the bracket is not big enough make a larger one. It works great.

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BJ Harvick on Jul 1, 2018
Purchased on Aug 30, 2016

BEST ANSWER: Take the wood bracket and pinch it in your workmate at whatever height you choose. If the bracket is not big enough make a larger one. It works great.

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BJ Harvick on Jul 1, 2018
Purchased on Aug 30, 2016

The roller detaches from the housing, then screw it to whatever you wish

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Paul O on Jul 23, 2019
Purchased on May 22, 2018

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How much weight can it hold? I want to put some 6x6 posts on it that weight about 150 lbs.

BobLive on Oct 18, 2015

BEST ANSWER: These rollers are by far the largest smoothest ones i have seen yet. We bought the roller with the intent of rolling large 16 foot staging planks into a loft window in a shed building,they are extremely rugged. Now with that said,You do not give the lengths of 6x6 so if they are like the 16 foot ones you should gang them at least 4 feet from the miter station or table saw so that you are not point loading. nothing sold at Lowe's or Home Depot come even close as those have all plastic where the bearings are.These are also about 3" or so diameter,Gman.