Bora Heavy Duty All-Swivel Mobile Base: 650 Lb Capacity PM-2550

This is an outstanding product. I put it under a Delta tablesaw that had three wheels. The three wheel setup was horrid and made moving the saw a massive pain. I can now quickly move the saw into place, make a cut or several, then quickly move it out of the way so I can work with another tool or do some assembly in the small 10 x 16 space I have. It was absolutely the correct move to purchase the base with 4 movable wheels. I would but this again without question. The assembly instructions could be improved a bit but still only took about an hour to assemble around the base of the saw. Did it by myself. Just made sure to have the saw up on some 2x4 stock before putting the base together around the saw.

Wheel locks will not stay engaged making the mobile stand useless. Waiting for a month for warranty replacement parts. Customer service was very friendly and quick but parts are out of stock. I hope to receive the parts soon otherwise will need to return. I have other Bora products and they are all very well made. This is not typical Bora quality.

Tried workbench mobile products from other supplies trying to save money only to find I wasted a lot of time. The Bora products are built tough and work Great. Easy to install. They have multiple weight sizes. I put the 650 lbs under my workbench and it makes moving it effortless. Very Very pleased. I usually don’t write reviews but Bora products deserve this One.

Heavy duty adjustable base that will carry a lot of weight. Very stable and easy to move around. Pretty quick assembly that could have been made between with clearer instructions. If not for the instructions I would have given it a 5 star.

I have a small garage woodshop, everything is on wheels. This is a very sturdy base I use on my bandsaw. I live in an environment that can get 36" of snow on a weekend. I love being able to move everything and squeeze my car into the garage. This base with the help of a couple 2x4s, keeps my bandsaw mobile and not tippy. It's a little pricey, but well worth the money. I have a pricey bandsaw, I want to safely move it quickly.

The media could not be loaded. Very disappointed in this item. I tried to set up the base for a jointer weighing about 380 lbs, well within the advertised weight limit. The wheels are not able to lock up in the rolling position despite several attempts at adjustment. As others have mentioned, the included instructions are quite poor. It seems like the cam has the wrong diameter to allow it to lock down on the wheel support and the U channel shape of the wheel support limits how far the cam lever can be depressed to lift the base, making the wheel immediately pop back into the stationary position and making the base useless for its intended purpose. It does not work as a mobile base at all. I may have gotten incorrect parts for a different size base in my package. I was able to fit a spacer in between the wheel support and the cam to at least temporarily fix this problem, as pictured. Either the design of this base is quite poor or quality control of packaging is lacking--either way, this was a poor value purchase, especially at this price point. I would not recommend this item.

It's easy to assemble and is plenty strong and sturdy to hold my shaper without flexing. The casters work well and make moving my equipment around an easy task.

I've added multiple mobile stands, all 2550's to regain floor space, and allow me to roll out tools to work outside (until I can afford a good dust collection solution.) I've currently got one for my planer, drill press, and sander. I'll likely add another for my table saw, to increase mobility, right now it's only got two wheels to be tipped and moved.Assembly was easy, and the learning curve was not difficult. By the third one, I had the assembly time down from 25 minutes to about 10. When measuring the base you'll be mobilizing, double check which kit will work best for size and weight. The 4 wheel 2550 was my choice, just in case I upgrade any machines, or add the planer I'm shopping. The foot pedal bushings are the hardest part, but after the third one, I was a pro. There's not really a good tool other than a small screwdriver, and a little luck/patience. I'm most excited because now clean up and re-arranging based on the project will go faster than before. I chose the BORA because I already have their flip top miter station, and like it, so it was an easy choice. The kit to mobilize my wooden work bench is similar in that the brackets and locking wheels are the same as the ones in the 2550 kit.