A pair of roller stands that take the weight of long stock as it leaves a saw, each rated to hold 250 lbs so heavy lumber feeds steadily instead of tipping the cut mid-pass. Height adjusts anywhere between 28.5 and 45 inches, a span wide enough to match the table height of most machines and to suit workers of different heights, and a quick-lock knob sets the position in one motion rather than threading through a bolt each time a different setup is needed. The roller heads turn smoothly to cut friction, so a board slides across rather than dragging and binding, and edge guides on either side keep the stock tracking centered instead of wandering off the roller mid-cut, which is where a straight rip usually goes wrong. Adjustable foot pads let each stand sit firm on uneven ground so neither one rocks under a shifting load. When the job ends, both stands fold flat to 17 by 3.5 by 31 inches and the pair together weighs just 18 lbs, light enough to carry in one trip and store standing against a wall. Construction combines a metal frame with ABS, PE, and PP components at the wear points. Each stand measures 20 by 17 inches at the base when set up. Because the two adjust independently of each other, they can be set to different heights to follow a sloped floor while still presenting the stock with one level line of support. Assembly is required.