BORAPortamate Adjustable Conveyor Roller Stand Infeed / Outfeed Support Expandable Gravity Conveyor 300 lbs. Weight Capacity Locking Swivel Castor Wheels PM-2700

Very sturdy, excellent price, the size works perfectly. I wish I would have made this purchase years ago, so handy. Love it!

because of the sturdiness, weight and quality I think this is a good product. my husband has a bad back but loves building things. I got him this so he can do carpentry work and not have to carry the heavy lumber every time he has to change the position of the wood that he is cutting. its a nice size and adjustable height. I but it together easy enough. I have not priced these so I don't know if it competitive price but I saw it and to me it seamed reasonable for saving his back.

Great

I cannot say this enough.. We absolutely love these rollers! I believe in total we bought about 6 of these. We own our own remodeling business and use these for the table saw. Great buy!! Would definitely recommend over and over

I'm a little puzzled by the assertion that he height adjustment scratches the tape. Just turn the posts 90 degrees during assembly and the locking bolts won't contact the tape. Problem solved.Legitimate criticisms: the rollers aren't coplanar when the stand is fully extended. That's correct; every other roller is approximately 1/8" lower. This doesn't impede function in my case, but if you intend to use the rack for anything other than infeed/outfeed support, especially if you are intending to move heavy items on a conveyor line, this MAY matter.Like other reviewers, I wish that the rack could be adjusted an inch or so higher because it cannot be set high enough to be coplanar with my Bosch saw on its gravity stand. An inch of drop at a table saw's outfeed is no big deal at all, but it can matter when supporting heavy stock for crosscuts. It's a simple issue to overcome; I put some 3' long scraps of 2x6 lumber under the casters. It's quite safe because the casters Do. Not. Move. once locked.I also agree that scaling the legs' measure to final height would have been useful. In my case, it's not essential since my slab isn't level and I use the measures relative to one another and then dial in final height and level at each leg. It takes a couple of minutes.to set up, no big deal.The rack has enhanced my ability to cut large stock safely and accurately with a jobsite saw. It collapses and stays out of the way when I'm not using it. It rolls around smoothly on large casters and stays put when the casters are locked. The (inbuilt) ability to gang multiple racks together and to create 90 degree turns in a conveyor line may appeal to some, but if that's your use case, then the non-coplanar rollers at full extension may cause you to look elsewhere.Overall, I'm deducting one star from value for money because I believe the rack to be a little pricy given the limitations mentioned above. However, overall, I'm pleased enough with its sturdiness, flexibility, utility, quality of fit and finish, and footprint when collapsed to consider buying a second one.

Great product. Very sturdy and yet mobile. I plan on buying more for my shop

I wanted to give this more stars but have to be honest. Knocked off one star because of a damaged roller and the fact I had to run a 3/8-16 tap into the legs to get the casters mounted. As others have noted, the thin plate on the bottom of each leg is only good to catch one thread on the caster studs. I knocked off another star because customer service (@ Oxtools.com) the new proud owner of Bora, is nonresponsive to my email. That makes any promise of warranty pretty darn useless. I need this unit on the outfeed side of my planer and I need it to work. At the price Bora charges, there should not have been any issues. There are other conveyors out there and some considerably less expensive. If I ever hear from "customer service", I'll follow up this review. In the meantime...caveat emptor.

Well built, sturdy and stable.