Bora Portamate Mobile Base Kit PM-1100 - Heavy Duty, universale, personalizzabile, set di rotolamento regolabile, carrello e rotelle per spostare attrezzature, strumenti, macchine - capacitÃ 400 libbre

Name: Bora Portamate Mobile Base Kit PM-1100 - Heavy Duty, universale, personalizzabile, set di rotolamento regolabile, carrello e rotelle per spostare attrezzature, strumenti, macchine - capacitÃ 400 libbre
Brand: Bora
SKU: 0814000013959
Price: 143.18 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Bora

3.6/5

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143.18

Il kit base mobile Bora Portamate PM-1100 può essere personalizzato per portare la mobilità a qualsiasi macchina. Se hai bisogno di più spazio nel tuo garage o officina, il kit di rotelle per base mobile universale PM-1100 è la soluzione migliore. È esattamente ciò di cui hai bisogno per realizzare macchinari pesanti, seghe a nastro, seghe da banco, trapani a colonna, casseforti, armadi o qualsiasi altra cosa, facilmente spostabili, indipendentemente dalle dimensioni dell'ingombro. Ti consente di tenere lontane le attrezzature di lavoro fisse finché non sono necessarie, liberando spazio per progetti di grandi dimensioni e per la pulizia. Questa base mobile completamente personalizzata utilizza pezzi di ruote angolari con fori preforati per assicurare l'adattamento perfetto per qualsiasi macchina. Questo kit di ruote per carrelli è robusto e facile da montare, inoltre non ci sono limiti di capacità di dimensioni, quindi si adatta praticamente a qualsiasi macchinario di grandi dimensioni. Le ruote in plastica dura da 3 pollici su tutti e quattro gli angoli lo rendono facile da manovrare. Arrotola uno strumento; tira fuori un altro strumento. Le leve a pedale bloccano le macchine al pavimento. Questa base presenta una resistente finitura con rivestimento a polvere e ha una capacità di peso massima di 400 libbre. Tutte le ruote e le parti hardware sono incluse, ma il compensato è venduto separatamente. Aggiungilo ora al tuo carrello!

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EAN: 0814000013959

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Prodotti per la movimentazione dei materiali, Attrezzature per il trasporto di materiali, Carrelli,

Easy Glide + Leve di bloccaggio: le leve di bloccaggio a pedale facili da usare bloccano le ruote girevoli in plastica dura da 3 pollici in posizione. Questo kit è perfetto per garage, falegnamerie, officine o ovunque tu abbia bisogno di rendere mobile la tua attrezzatura. Dimensioni regolabili: tutti i tipi di macchinari e altri oggetti pesanti possono essere spostati con il PM-1100. Basta misurare l'ingombro della macchina, tagliare 3/4 di compensato (non incluso) a misura per la base, quindi montare l'hardware e sei pronto per partire. Monta e sposta facilmente: le tue macchine di grandi dimensioni, le attrezzature per la lavorazione del legno e gli utensili elettrici possono essere montati e spostati con facilità, comprese seghe da tavolo, seghe a nastro, banchi da lavoro e altro ancora. Capacità di 400 libbre: il kit base mobile Bora Portamate PM-1100 è personalizzabile per adattarsi a qualsiasi ingombro di dimensioni della macchina e ha una capacità di peso di 400 libbre. (181kg).

Assembled Diameter	‎3 Inches
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Bora
Brand	‎Bora
Color	Orange/Grey
Color	‎Orange/Grey
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,306 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Cutting Diameter	‎3 Inches
Included Components	‎4 corners, wheels, casters, hardware, wheel locks
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎12 x 12 x 1.7 inches
Item model number	‎PM-1100
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	11 Pounds
Item Weight	‎11 Pounds
Load Capacity	‎400 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Affinity Tool Works
Material	Plastic
Material	‎Plastic
Measurement System	‎Metric
Number Of Holes	‎1
Part Number	‎PM-1100
Performance Description	‎10
Product Dimensions	‎12 x 12 x 1.7 inches
Size	‎1
Style	Base Kit
Style	‎Base Kit
Warranty Description	‎One year limited warranty.
Wheel Type	‎Plastic

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Scritto da: KWORK Radio

On a bandsaw

I wanted to be able to reconfigure my garage as needed so fitting casters to the bandsaw was part of the plan. The caster baseplate holes are threaded so aligning the existing saw base corner holes to the baseplate was tricky. My first cut for the plywood was too big but I drilled the corner holes and test fitted the bolts and made adjustment cuts. Other reviews have commented on how the paint coating was thick and clogged the baseplate threads and this is very true so I put the baseplates in a vise and used a power drill to clear out the threads with one of the bolts after carefully starting the bolts by hand to avoid cross threading but I’m not complaining as I would rather have this to deal with than a thin protective coating. I coated the parts with paste wax for good measure. The bolts protruded through the bottom from 1/4” to 1/2” inch even though I used washers on both sides. Because the baseplate is threaded I could have cut them off even with the baseplates but used nuts so I wasn’t putting stress on just the baseplate threads. Then I cut the bolts even with the nuts and belt sanded them smooth to try to prevent them from hanging up on anything as the clearance to the floor was tight. Because the bandsaw is tall and top heavy my biggest concern was stability. I wanted to be able to still use a hand truck on the back frame side of the saw so I couldn’t position the casters on that side. That dictated my positioning. After testing the fixed legs with the locking casters having full clearance I think it is fairly stable for light work but for any work that could cause the saw to shift I think the saw needs additional support or something like outrigger weights. The casters do hang up on cement expansion joints especially if pushing but it is easier pulling. This might be less of a problem if the casters were larger but that would increase the saw’s center of gravity so the smaller casters are probably the better compromise for this application. I just installed this so can’t comment on long term use but it seems like a good assembly.

Scritto da: FishingGuyde

Pretty good except

I’ve been eyeballing one of these for a while for my table saw but got busy doing other things in the shop. Finally got around to ordering one and it was here quickly and packaged very nicely. Instructions were decent but some of the pictures are of an older design or zoomed too far out but you get the idea pretty quick. My only gripe is that I had to tap most of the holes and run one of the rubber feet screws through a die for it to work. This is a bunch of extra work and you need a metric tap/die set. It works exactly as described but for a premium brand I would hope they can improve their quality control and I’ll keep buying them.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Some personal mods made to fine tune.

I found these supports sturdy and easy to install. The instructions for final attachment to the base could use some clarification. I believe that other reviewers who gave very low ratings claiming the parts don't fit may be trying to make the top mounting plates fit fully into the corners of the lower brackets. I don't think this was the designer's intent. If one aligns the holes in the plates and the brackets, the parts fit fine without grinding. I added a few washers to the axles reduce some sideways play for the non-steering wheels and lifting levers. Probably did not increase utility in a practical sense, but the additions satisfy my perfectionist leanings. This base is a vast improvement for my Craftsman 10" table saw, which has rather thin legs that twist during movement, making control difficult. Now it moves smoothly and is very stable during use. I would purchase again.

Scritto da: badbitbucket

great for hard consistantly flat surface

I have 4 of these and they work great as long as I don't try to roll over my rubber floor mats. I have to pick up sections of the mats to make a path for the tools. if I had a larger area where I could roll them between the mats it would be great but if I had that much space I wouldn't need mobile bases :) the other complaint I have is that only 2 casters swivel. I know this is typical design for this kind of base but maneuverability suffers because of it. I also realize having 4 swivel casters presents its own challenges but in my shop it would work better.

Scritto da: RJH

Just a great solution.

This kit is really awesome. I have four of them on my workshop tools and will likely buy more to outfit other tools. You make the base custom sized out of a piece of 3/4 plywood. It is never too big or too small and this kind of base is way more sturdy that the universal bases made with thin metal rails.

Scritto da: Carol M.

Quality and heavy duty

I already use two previously purchased PM2500 rolling bases and they have worked great. I just purchased 3 of these models for other machines and I had none of the issues mentioned in prior reviews. All of the pieces fit together properly. The screw holes in the bottom plates appeared to have been threaded after they were painted/ powder coated, so I had no issues with inserting bolts. I used 3/4” plywood, so the short screws were the proper length. The footpad brackets were properly welded and support my machines very well, when lowered and prevent them from moving around. Stepping on the lift lever effortlessly raises the machine adequately to easily roll around. I think the quality of the fit and finish is excellent. The only issue I had was rushing assembly and installing several top plates upside down. That results in the countersink is on the incorrect side, so I had to redo. I also didn’t orient the roller plates on the long side of my bandsaw base, so had to redo that as well. There are lots of pieces, but take your time and follow the directions and you’ll have no problems.

Scritto da: Hippie Dude

Great item

Works great for moving a extremely heavy beer drinking table. Easy to move it around the shop.

Scritto da: mr a.

Great bit of kit for the money, instructions were clear.

Well made and for the money no complaints. All threaded sections in the base worked fine, options of two lengths of fixing bolts a nice surprise. Only had to ream out two holes for rubber feet. I added some extra washers to fixed wheels and foot levers to reduce the play a bit and it wasn’t much of a fiddle to do this, but some may disagree. I may end up putting some extra rubber pads on the swivel wheel corners to help increase grip as expect in time the smaller rubber feet may wear on my concrete floor but all in all impressed. I’ll probably buy another .

Scritto da: Ken D

Be careful assembling.

I found assembly slightly tricky, mainly due to poor photo prints! When I spent an extra minute or two on working it out logically, careful assembly and both units work fine. One with my bandsaw on it, a hefty enough, medium sized one and the other for a home made stand with my belt/disc sander mounted on it. Both units are now very easy to move around in my limited space and the size being so easy to set be just cutting ones choice o& wood to size is excellent.

Scritto da: Linda’s lowdown.

Strong, sturdy and worth the money.

First out of the box I was impressed with the sturdiness of the product. Nothing that was going to break, bend or seize. Firm rubber wheels, thick metal brackets ,solid screws. Regarding the screws, I used a 3/4 ply and the appropriate screws. A couple of extra would have been great as I has a dud screw. The instructions , although not the best I have seen, were certainly clearer than some cookery recipes I have used. Also it’s not that complex a design so it’s easy to work out. There was a good warning in the instructions regarding checking the drill hole positions. I appreciated that. It took a while to build, a couple of hours, but I ended up with a strong mobile base for my heavy planer and a deep sense of satisfaction. I know it doesn’t state what thickness of ply so as a note I used 3/4 and it is more than adequate. My planer weighs about 100 LB. Nice product. I recommend it.

Scritto da: RAS

Well designed and strong.

The PM 1100 is a high quality, well designed mobile base with great flexibility to fit any size tool up to the weight limit. It was relatively easy to assemble using normal shop tools and I had no issues with alignment of the holes. I used the corner assembly clamped to the bottom as a template and marked the holes with a brad point drill bit slightly smaller than the hole. Depending on how accurate you are with this process, you can either do the final drilling to exact fit the screws, or drill one size larger to accommodate any minor misalignment. The holes in the corner assembly are threaded and will benefit from having the screws run part way through to remove paint in the threads, prior to assembly. I installed this base under a Rigid TS3650 table saw that weighs 280 lbs and it works perfectly. I mounted the front assembly with casters and levers pointing sideways so there is no tripping hazard and once the floor stops were adjusted the saw is very solid. I like that the levers to raise and lower are metal and move easily with a toe push. Check the BoraTools.com website for help selecting the correct base for your application. Highly recommend and will be ordering a second base for my bandsaw.

Scritto da: AlleAlleAuchSindFrei

Good quality. Instructions are so-so

Product is great. Instructions not so much. Don’t cut your plywood until after you tuck into assembly of the feet. Halfway through instructions it tells you to cut the plywood xx wider than your base. Instructions also don’t tell you how thick the plywood should be. I used 1/2” plywood and found the short bolts had to be cut off as they touched the ground; Even after adjusting feet. - I suggest 5/8” - 3/4” plywood. Also had a couple nylon washers left over. They were too small to didn’t fit any of the bolts.