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DeWalt DE7027 Roller Support for Universal Mitre Saw Stand

DewaltProduct code247725

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£62.95inc. VAT

£52.46 ex. VAT

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Description

The DeWalt DE7027 Roller Support is a professional extension accessory designed to provide stable material support when used with the DeWalt universal mitre saw stand. This essential workshop addition helps tradespeople handle longer workpieces safely and efficiently during cutting operations. Engineered to integrate seamlessly with DeWalt's universal mitre saw stand system, this roller support extends your work surface to accommodate timber, boards, and other materials that would otherwise require additional assistance. The roller mechanism allows stock to move smoothly during cutting, reducing friction and improving accuracy whilst minimising the risk of workpiece sag or movement. Ideal for carpenters, joiners, and general contractors working with longer lengths of material, the DE7027 enhances workshop productivity by eliminating the need for makeshift supports or a second pair of hands. The robust construction ensures reliable performance in demanding trade environments, whilst the compact design allows for convenient storage when not in use. Features and Benefits: • Integrates directly with DeWalt universal mitre saw stand for secure mounting • Roller mechanism provides smooth material feed during cutting operations • Extends effective work surface for handling longer workpieces • Durable construction suitable for professional workshop use

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