🪚 Bora Centipede 4x8: Heavy-Duty 15-Strut Work Stand & Portable Table - XL Sawhorse Support with Folding, Collapsible Steel Legs, CK15S Review

Easy to install in seconds, a much better workstation than a pair of bucks and boards. Also universal. I take the second.

Product does not work with basket K. Legs bend when driving wet plywood snow. Suitable for table use only. Useless as a workbench.

I ordered a 4x8 work stand and 4 folding table tops. The design requires that when assembling a complete table, you must crawl under the reinforcement (roughly a 2-foot triangle) to secure the center supports from below. Insert blind into the hole and IF they are properly aligned then rotate to secure the anchor by hitting the surface to allow the anchor to rotate. Complete PITA. Long story short, I'd like to buy 2 smaller 2x4 racks to give me better access to the mounting points. Good idea…

This is a 4 x 8 foot stand. I bought it to cut 4ft by 8ft plywood to length. To do this I had to support the tree with sacrificial 2x4s held by centipede cross cups. Unfortunately they only give you 4 cups. I need at least 10 to have a 2x4 for every 2 foot stand to prevent bending. I would rather they give me x more cups than their so called quick clamps. They don't really have clamping ability. In addition, they lack the necessary accessories. that's a nice little stand. Can be folded neatly…

I bought the 4' x 8' model for a wood paneling project of this size. This device is perfect for handling large formwork panels, dowels, plywood, etc. It's easy to set up. Just move it. It took a little effort to fold, but turning it on its side folds it up easily and then fits back into your pocket. What I didn't like is that the felt is stretched, it's just over 48" x 96". I think it should be limited to the size of the piece of plywood so that the edge is fully supported. Otherwise, it's…

I did a lot of research before purchasing this portable desktop. The videos and reviews seemed too good to be true. When my work stand was delivered the first thing I did was throw it away to see if it would unfold and open like in the video and it did. . .it did! I placed the door I was working on over it and pushed and pulled and rocked the door to see if it would move or if the stand and stand wobbled a bit, so I threw some old planks on the table and made a few cross cuts and it worked out…

I got this for a Murphy bed build, lots of big sheets of plywood. If I made it bigger I would end up with two half size units for weight and flexibility. The stand is solid, convenient to use, no complaints. I HAVE TO REPORT on the bag included in the set. It is 5 cm/2 inches too small in all sizes to be a handy bag. Bora, you cut the corners of the bag too tight. I have tried placing the bag horizontally and vertically on the folded stand. I tried to put the coaster in my pocket. by holding…

My "shop" is my garage, so I needed a compact solution for stripping sheet materials. At first glance it looked perfect, but it has some disadvantages in use. It's a nice desk if you cover it with a sheet of plywood, but if I had room to store a sheet of 4x8 plywood I wouldn't need it. It wobbles a bit when force is applied straight down and evenly, it's fairly stable but the individual supports flex fairly easily. What was even more annoying was trying to position the sheet so it wouldn't cut…