Bandsaw Upgrade (?)

As I approach the end of the year I am reflecting/projecting on the projects ahead of me.  In addition to diving deeper into writing I’ve got a large number of things on my plate, including the mini-Gragg for Li’l T’s March birthday (coincidentally the month for the arrival of grandson #3, all of them March boys), outfitting my 18thC tool chest collection for on-site interpreting and re-enacting, doing some casting and patternwork, some possible private tutorials at the barn, several new workbench builds, blah, blah, blah.

High on my list will be resuming work on my ultimate tool cabinet, the one that will take me along until my ashes are scattered on the mountain.  Since the presentation surface of the cabinet will be parquetry in the fashion of the Roentgens, and made from scraps left over from the French Oak Roubo Project, I still have a lot of veneer to saw to complete that.  I’ve written about that some, but it has been so long I will probably start the account all over again.

To enhance my veneer sawing I am thinking seriously about another upgrade to my bandsaw using the roller guide set from Carter.

Have any of you tried this product?  If so, please let me know.  It is not cheap, around $200, but if it works as well as they say I will plunk down the money without hesitation.  Given the fact that I originally bought the saw for $100 at a yard sale, I can afford to tart it up a bit.