🔨 Bora Centipede 4ft x 4ft Work Table with 9 Struts, Complete with 4 X-Cups, 4 Quick Clamps, Carry Bag - Portable Work Support Sawhorse, CK9S in Black/Orange Review

I bought this product for my son who is an experienced wood carver. He loves to! He has small and large jobs so I bought 2 of these so he can adjust whenever possible. Great purchase, flexible in size, durable, easy to set up and use. Good price!

This is the best new product I have found and I absolutely love it. It installs and disassembles in seconds. All I have to do is throw a sheet of 4X4 plywood at it and I have a desktop in an instant! Very diverse. I recommend to all needlewomen. And it all adds up to a bag you can take to your next job.

I got a nice piece of plywood to make a 4x6 desktop only to find out the Centipede was wider than the advertised 4- foot width is . and the instructions show you need to fully extend it for stability. If I had known that, I would have bought a 2x4 instead. Bought and not used immediately and missed the return window by 4 days.

I ordered a 4ft x 4ft Bora Centipede 9 post desktop. No table carry bag was included, but a smaller bag to fit the X-Clamps. The website says it is supplied and sold by Acme Tools but they say it was not supplied by them. I'm waiting to hear what Revane has to say. The product looks solid and pleasant to use, just wish it came with what was advertised.

I got this to start a business outside. Although it can hold the advertised weight, the bars are very, very thin. The clamps are not very effective, slip a lot and don't hold the material very well. If the ground is flat and level and you are using 2x4 holders you can add a piece of plywood to make the work surface suitable for stationary work. I don't trust him to switch things on and off. It is lightweight and easy to fold/unfold. I wish it had more 2x4 holders, enough to fill all the…

I love this stand! I bought it for a job I had in mind and now I use it more than I ever thought I would. It installs as fast as you can fold it, and I wouldn't even say you have to "fold" it. You just pick it up and it's already collapsed. It's big enough that we could lay out all the trim we painted, and we could paint both, one on each side. It's light enough for my wife to use and that's the only downside, she uses it all the time. We'll get another one, the big one next…

I am very happy with the centipede. Do I want less money? Of course! But aren't we all? The fact is that I got into woodworking, I wanted to build a bench, but I didn't want to cut wood and collect all this from a cold concrete floor. I thought it would be a great "temporary" workstation as I had NEVER seen one before and thought it was "cheap" or easily broken. I think I was VERY wrong. I opened this thing up, put in 2x4 claws, threw down 3 2x4x6s, covered them with 6'x6'x3/4" plywood…

This 9 post 4x4 centipede is great for my garage shop around town as I need to set up and tear down woodworking lots every weekend. The Centipede is quick to fold and quick to set up, even with two Bora tops that need to be attached to the Centipede each time. However, there are two problems. This centipede has 9 tabletop clamps, one on each stand, and each clamp has a main plastic nut that attaches to a protruding screw to secure an additional mechanism that secures each point of the tabletop.