Bora Centipede 4x8 15-Strut Supporto da lavoro e tavolo portatile

Name: Bora Centipede 4x8 15-Strut Supporto da lavoro e tavolo portatile
Brand: Bora
SKU: 0878258004664
Price: 528.69 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Bora

3.8/5

€
528.69

Funzionalità versatile: scegli tra 4 dimensioni, Ck6S, Ck9S, Ck12S e Ck15S. Più grande è la base, maggiore è il peso che il tavolo può sostenere. Le dimensioni più ampie consentono di completare 2 lavori contemporaneamente. Altezza di lavoro - L'altezza di lavoro è di 30 pollici di altezza: abbastanza grande da posare una tavola di legno da 4 piedi x 8 piedi sopra. È espandibile semplicemente aggiungendo riser (non inclusi) per una maggiore altezza di lavoro. Supporta fino a 6.000 libbre di utensili elettrici e macchinari. Kit completo: il set completo viene fornito con i seguenti accessori: 4 morsetti rapidi per mantenere i materiali saldamente in posizione, 4 staffe a forma di X che tengono ferme le schede 2X4 standard e una robusta borsa per il trasporto. Soluzione Saw-Horse - Realizzato in acciaio resistente, il millepiedi è un supporto da lavoro pieghevole che può essere installato come un grande banco da lavoro portatile in qualsiasi luogo di lavoro.

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EAN: 0878258004664

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Parti e accessori per utensili elettrici, Supporti e basi mobili, Stand,

Assembly required	No
Base Type	Legs
Batteries required	No
Brand	Bora
Color	Orange
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,086 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Painted
Finish types	Painted
Frame Material	Alloy Steel
Included Components	4ft x 8ft Unit, 4 X-Cups, 4 Quick Clamps, C/S Bag
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9 x 15 x 38 inches
Item model number	CK15S
Item Weight	31 Pounds
Manufacturer	PROOK
Material	Steel
Product Dimensions	9 x 15 x 38 inches
Specific instructions for use	Professional
Warranty Description	Manufacturer warranty.

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Scritto da: Benthammer

Cut em up- more bang for your buck!

I cut mine up into two tables a 4x4 and a 2x4 bought extra 2x4 brackets and now I can have a massive onsite table.

Scritto da: R. Paddock

Measure your space before ordering.

It’s well made, sturdy, easy to store. The mistake I made was not measuring the space and allowing enough room to work around it. I returned the 4 x 8 and ordered two of the 2 x 4 sets to be more flexible.

Scritto da: Maddogphil

Well worth the money

Well worth the money

Scritto da: mike

Love this thing for processing sheet goods

I'm so happy I got this. Before I was cutting sheet goods using sawhorses which were a pita to set up and take down. This centipede table with a sheet of ply and a thin layer of rigid insulation makes a great temporary cutting surface. My eventual plan is to make a torsion style top that I can store on my garage ceiling and lower with those bike lift pulleys. My shop is in the basement so being able to process sheets right away with the track saw, then move to the shop for final cuts and assembly is fantastic. Also, because it's so quick to set up and take down, I can get it packed away and get the car back into the garage in just a few minutes. I couldn't find any reviews that mentioned this, but the table will support great as long as the floor is relatively flat. My garage is a hot mess of old and uneven concrete, but I've found that having a good flat rigid top seems to do the trick, even if some of the legs are loose against the floor.

Scritto da: Jim in Pitt

Everything great - very small recommendation on the storage bag

I used it as a base for a christmas platform that I used to have to build with a frame. Love it - the storage bag that came with it couldn't be poorer - very tight fit and ripped the first time used. This has nothing to do with the utility of the item, though - great product.

Scritto da: I was thinking

Great Value

Amazing strength for weight ratio. It is easy to set up too. Very stable if legs are shimmed to equal support or if you’re lucky enough to have a level surface for set up.Excellent value overall. If you also purchase the Bora table top you’ll find the quality control and the ease of fastening less satisfying and they are not water resistant. I purchased the 8’ x 4’ size. I found this to be a bit too large for my needs but by removing 3 of the “x” supports, I now have both a 2’x4’ and a 4’x4’ base that are great and I can still join them when needed to produce the 4’x8’ base again with minimal effort. Furthermore, the cost is more than 10% less than purchasing the two smaller versions separately. You got to love the benefits of that approach!

Scritto da: Shawn

Not worth the money

It'll get the job done but to me, a little too flimsy for the price. I use 4x8 foam board and break down my 4x8 sheets of plywood. It's better than using the floor but it moves around too much in my opinion and not worth $180

Scritto da: B. Thompson

It’s a decent product but has its downs

The vertical strength is good. It holds everything up like I expected. The diagonal cross members are pretty flimsy though and like to bow for every weight that’s not applied straight down. I hesitate to lean a sheet of plywood on it or anything. I work solo a lot so being able to set one end of a sheet on the surface and slide it into place would be nice. When it’s folded, it’s very floppy so it’s hard to carry around and it’s difficult to fit into the carry bag. The big issue I have is that it’s a couple inches larger than 4’x8’ so it doesn’t support the edges of a sheet of plywood very well. Since I got it primarily for use in breaking down sheet goods, this is very disappointing. A couple inches small would have been better. All in all, it’s a decent product. Just don’t expect it to hold the edges of a sheet up or support any sort of lateral force.

Scritto da: Dan Wong

A little shorter than I expected!

Outstanding platform for laying down your workpieces or supporting larger objects nearer to your grasping height when compared to the ground. I've only had this for 2 weeks and I've used it as an elevated platform for my mower and as a "temporary" work area when painting and trimming a bedroom. It's quite sturdy when you have a flat surface and have decent weight on it. The design is similar to a truss bridge, where it relies on every component for strength (compression, tension, and the individual tie ins) which means that I'm going to baby this tool for the duration of owning it. A small dent on a column or rust/chip of a fastener could mean that the whole thing could fail catastrophically- especially if you've loaded up to the rated 6000 pounds. Use as a cutting surface is possible. I've seen videos where others have put down some plywood backer and some high-density foam panels (the pink boards) and were able to cut on the surface without damaging the Bora. I'll have to give that a try when I'm cutting pieces for my next project. If you're setting up on an uneven work surface for longer periods, I have no doubt that shims under each foot will work, it'll just take some time to level the surface, as there are so many legs with the potential to sit un-evenly. Work height is a little in the grey area. Too short for sustained work (crouching over), and too high to use with an 8-foot ceiling for overhead work. However, with some more use, I'm sure I'll get used to it. A lot of people complain that the work surface is portable, but a "tabletop" to go with it would be unwieldy. That's what the 2x4 support is for! Use some short 2x4 lengths to span the gap between uprights and you'll have a very strong work surface for a mitre saw, and then you'll have tons of infeed and outfeed space- perfect for a backyard setup if you're trying to build a deck or shed and require a portable work station. Pros: Very versatile Sturdy (depending on the ground surface you're on) Portable and lightweight Nice accessories, though I wish it came with more Easy setup (if it's on a flat, smooth surface) Cons: Awkward height The design exposes it to damage that could cause equipment failure Doesn't cope well with soft or uneven surfaces

Scritto da: David S.

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Bought it to use outside. We're forever trying to set up small tables, various saw horses, etc. to have an outdoor work surface. I'm extremely pleased with this. Lightweight and sturdy. It extends and folds up easily. As it's staying here, I'll just put a bungee cord around it when it's folded up. I find the storage bag a bit tight fitting. When I called the company for some information, I also got the US price. The amount I paid Canadian was actually very good. I have no problem recommending this...

Scritto da: Big B

This Centipede is fantastic!

If you require a strong, and portable assembly table, this is it. It sets up in a matter of seconds. I use 4, 2' x 4' x 3/4" pieces of plywood as a top. I used 3 joinery biscuits glued into one edge of 3 of the plywood pieces to hold them together. I can disassemble the whole thing and put it away in about 2 minutes.

Scritto da: JM

Great for moving out of work shop

Great for getting out of workshop and setting up in garage or patio. Not too bad for lugging around. Sturdy when placed 4 x 8 panel on top. I would recommend starting with smaller one first 24x48.

Scritto da: Manuel

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