🔧 Bora Portamate PM-2700 Conveyor Roller for Adjustable Applications Review

Wheel bearings fell out in the shipping carton. The tool looks decent but the discs look like SUPER cheap flea market quality. Sad :(

I opened the box and found rolling wheel bearings inside. So I sent it back and you know what? Rolled in the box when replacing the wheel bearings! The rest of the product looked decent.

very well made, easy to adjust, I use it with a 36" wide sander, put the board in the sander, lift the rollers onto the board and done, lasts every 30 seconds, and the rollers are very smooth (the nuts don't bite. lol) it's a lock nut

Bought two of these to use as in/out tables for my 18 inch band saw. The reels and spindles are great, but the reels are useless and are held in place by a thin piece of metal that lasts a turn and a half at best. Wound up by welding the best reels to his feet.

Well I needed it to close the container and sometimes it worked. But it also starts to sag under load, especially when the legs are stretched moderately. Out of the 8 units I bought, 4 were damaged and it is difficult with few parts not assembled. I had to use screws other than stop screws for the leg assemblies. The plastic heads ripped off most of my units and half came with bad rolls ie. H. Bearings on the whole box and not in the roller bearing. The main reel block mounted in the box was a…

After struggling to lift a 3/4 inch thick sheet of 4x8 plywood and run it through a saw, I decided to look for something to make the process easier. The price of this reel set seemed very cheap even though it looked good. For me it turned out to be optimal in terms of price and characteristics, so I dared. It arrived in perfect condition and only took 30 seconds to attach the casters to the legs. The unit is easily expandable when needed, but can be stacked together to save space. A tape…

Genuine! YOU MUST SCREW THE ROLLER INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE LEG. YES, THEN DO YOU HAVE TO RENT A NUT ONTO A 1.5" SQUARE TUBE THAT IS 18" LONG AND SCREW ONTO THE BOLT? IMPOSSIBLE TO DO IT IF YOUR FINGERS ARE 2 FEET WITH SUCKING AT THE END! However, this can be done by taking a 2 foot wooden dowel and attaching a nut to the end. Drop into the abyss and align yourself with the end of the bolt. Waaaa, in 10 minutes I turned on all four. Enjoy! UPDATE Now that it's together I use it with my table saw…