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Pattern Name: PM-2550
Style: 4 All Swivel Casters
Features
- Heavy Duty Mobile Tool Base: Supports up to 650 pounds; easily relocate your table saw, bandsaw, drill press or workbench; built with industrial-grade construction for secure movement of large equipment in any workshop or garage
- Universal Mobile Base Adjustability: Fits any equipment footprint with precise one-inch increments; compatible with various machine sizes and models; this table saw mobile base adapts to your power tool stands and solves your mobile base needs
- Quick-Lock Wheel System: Premium three-inch non-marring casters with foot-operated locking levers; instantly control stability and mobility; these workbench wheels provide reliable omnidirectional movement for precise positioning
- Base with Wheels for Ultimate Mobility: Four all-swivel casters deliver 360-degree maneuverability; low-profile universal tool stand design adds minimal height while maximizing workspace flexibility; perfect for table saw wheels applications
- Efficient Workshop Organization: Transform your space with Bora Portamate mobile power tool bases; roll equipment exactly where needed and store compactly; increases productivity by creating a flexible, reconfigurable work environment
Description
Transform your workshop's efficiency with the BORA PM-2550 All-Swivel Mobile Base Kit, the professional solution for equipment mobility. This heavy-duty universal base delivers unmatched versatility, supporting up to 650 pounds of workshop machinery with industrial-grade construction. Perfect for table saws, bandsaws, drill presses, and workbenches, this customizable system adapts to any equipment footprint using standard 3/4" plywood. Engineered for serious woodworkers and professional shops, the PM-2550 universal rolling base features premium 3" hard plastic casters with foot-operated locking levers for instant stability. The low-profile design of power tool stands & mobile bases adds minimal height while maximizing mobility, letting you easily reconfigure your workspace for different projects. Each corner piece comes pre-drilled for secure mounting, ensuring your equipment stays firmly attached during movement. Whether you're organizing your garage workshop, professional woodshop, or industrial space, this mobile base kit delivers the perfect blend of stability, mobility, and adaptability. Experience workshop-grade equipment mobility.
Material: Alloy Steel
Brand: BORA
Color: Orange
Item Weight: 10.12 Kilograms
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Brand Name: BORA
Model Number: PM-2550
UPC: 878258007931
Manufacturer Warranty Description: One year - limited.
Manufacturer: Affinity Tool Works
Manufacturer Part Number: PM-2550
Item Type Name: Mobile Base
Included Components: PM-2550 and assembly instructions
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Weight: 10.12 Kilograms
Minimum Height: 2 Centimeters
Required Assembly: Yes
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Frame Material: Metal
Color: Orange
Finish Types: Powder Coated
Base Type: Trestle
Load Capacity: 650 Pounds
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Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
I recently purchased a new Laguna 14" bandsaw. I decided to use this BORA universal mobility base instead of buying the OEM mobility kit from Laguna (which was over twice the price and had only so-so reviews). Another big plus is that the BORA has 4 wheels (instead of 3 on the OEM mobility kit), making it steady and easy to maneuver. I was very pleased at how sturdy the overall construction was and am very comfortable that this will easily handle my 270 lb. bandsaw. Assembly is straightforward, but the instructions could be improved (there are a lot of pictures, but it was not always clear where to use certain parts like washers). The foot operated wheel lift mechanisms are metal (as opposed to plastic used on some other universal bases) and appear to be very sturdy and the rails were made of very heavy gauge material. The finish on all parts is also very good, and while this is not essential to functionality, it does give you a sense of overall good quality. I plan to purchase a second unit for my table saw and would not hesitate to recommend this product to anyone looking for a good quality cost effective mobility base for their power tools.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2021 by Al
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
I have now purchased two of these, one for a table saw one for a band saw. Assembling the first one was really tedious since I had a splint on one hand and opposable thumbs are important (but even with that handicap I did get it assembled). Once it was together, it worked fine and being able to move my table saw around really made my workspace more manageable. So I, purchased a second one. It went together in a fraction of the time (with two hands working) and has proved just as valuable. There are a lot of negative reviews for this product and I just don't get it! Both of mine function flawlessly. The finish quality is good; they roll well and steer well and they are stable when locked down (because they lock by raising the wheels and setting the base down on adjustable rubber feet rather than clamping the caster wheels). My use is not industrial--I don't move these around constantly and I'm not pushing the weight limit but for my home shop they are great. I wish I had done this years ago. Nobody paid me or gave me anything free for this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021 by Blake
Pattern Name: PM-2550
Style: 4 All Swivel Casters
Just assembled this unit and none of the four casters would stay locked down. The unit seems to be well made, painted nicely and so on, but it does not work at all. Searching around woodworking sites I see that this is a frequent issue. So now my nearly 300 pound bandsaw is on a moblie platform that will not move! I have contacted Bora and will update this review with results. Not a happy camper!! Update - heard nothing from Bora so I returned the unit. Note that I purchased this unit “used, like new” which has me thinking that it was returned already due to being defective? Also, do not use any of your Amazon credits on a somewhat risky purchase like this as they don’t give them back to you!!! (I did not know that Amazon did this - in this case double jeopardy for me :(. )
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025 by Donald W.
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
I own 3 of these bases, one of the PM-2500 models and 2 of the slightly smaller PM-1050’s for smaller machines. The difference is machine size and weight capacity. I just got the PM-2500 and got it assembled today but not in place under the machine yet. I’ve learned from experience that assembling these bases takes some engineering corrections, thought and a base insert. I add extra bolts on the base connecting bars and I add a 3/4 inch piece is plywood inset into the base and bolt it to the base. Why? For stability, weight bearing ability and easy of installing a machine into the base which is open. The plywood allows me to slide a machine into place and it distributes weight around the base evenly and adds strength. I seriously doubt the manufacturer claims of 650 pound weight capacity when the base rails are fully extended. A lot of the one star reviewers have found this fact out the hard way and their reviews are accurate. I plan to to put a 200 pound washing machine on the larger PM-2500 which will be set 28 inches by 28 inches with the additional bolts and the 3/4 inch 28x28 plywood bolted in place. What I like about these bases is their mobility, and the fact that the wheels lower with a foot pedal onto rubber feet to prevent machine vibration. The washer will be a real test. The instructions are sort of lame. Google an instruction video instead. For the right machine, these are good mobile bases. These take some thought and patience to assemble. The explanation for what hardware goes where is also lame. Videos really help. I would NOT put anything over 250 pounds on the larger PM-2500 at max extension even with all my modifications previously mentioned. It just won’t hold the weight despite the manufacturer claims. 4 stars is a reasonable rating when using these bases for the for right machine and assembly with my additions. A lower rating for heavier machines with wider bases. Hope this helps! PS - one note. I have this base with a Speed Queen washer on it on a 3/4 inch thick rubber stall mat used for horses. The washer does not move. On a tile, hardwood or even cement floor, it could move around. If you have a hard floor, look at the Bora 2550 base. All 4 wheels raise and lower onto rubber feet. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2023 by Rolidnot
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
Reviewed other products from Amazon - other reviewers noted many have plastic foot cams to raise and lower base. This one has steel parts; except for the wheels, the entire device is steel - very sturdy and not at all fragile. My Craftsman table saw - under 100 lbs, poses no challenge whatsoever to this base. The assembly directions were not ideal, but they got the job done. Parts orientation is easier to determine from the exploded drawing at the beginning of the manual. Actual assembly is straightforward; the real fun begins when you mount your table saw or other tool. Finding the right dimensions is a "jigsaw puzzle", not covered in the instruction manual, and a bit of a challenge until you figure it out. You can move the bars in 1" increments, and the larger bar on each side (as I assembled it) has slots that allow about ½" movement, so accuracy is attainable. I wound up assembling and disassembling the side bars multiple times finding the right dimension for locating the feet of the saw table over the holes in the mobile base corner pieces. It helps to use a floor jack or something to get the saw just above the base an inch or so, making the process a bit less "work". By adjusting the "slotted" bar at the corner, then where it attaches to the smaller bar with holes, it seems you can get infinite adjustment, but you have to fiddle a lot to actually get the saw fastened to the base. Once done, I tightened everything up and was good to go. A couple of things to remember - the saw on its base is now about 4 to 5" deeper because of the location on the corner pieces and the foot-cams. My saw doesn't fit as nicely on the side of the garage as it used to; just a "heads up" if you have limited space. One of the foot cams has more action in raising the base than the other. I studied the base a long time to figure that out, and am convinced I cannot adjust that out; it appears to be a slight misalignment of the welded bracket on the corner piece - even ⅛" would be enough to change the camping action. It is not a deal breaker, but a bit annoying they couldn't locate the foot-cam bracket more accurately. All in all, this thing will last longer than the saw - it is very sturdy, heavy-gauge metal, with only the wheels being plastic. A good buy for just a few dollars more than the plastic el-cheapo model.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019 by Connecticut Fan
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
This 2-caster mobile base seems sturdy enough and reasonably well built. However, there is a significant flaw in the design as implemented. It's important that the two feet sit solidly on the ground when the tool is in use. There shouldn't be any weight on the swivel wheels at the same corners as the fixed feet -- especially since the other two corners on this base are always resting on wheels. In order to unload the swivel wheels completely, the feet have to be adjusted to the very lowest possible position, where the threads on the feet don't stick out above the jam nut at all. With the feet in that position, the base is nowhere near level. I'm using the base with a somewhat top-heavy tool (a drill press) and it needs to be level when in use. When the swivel wheels are engaged to move the tool, bases of this type have some expected tilt. Turns out, this tilt is in the same direction as the unwanted tilt the base has when the feet are engaged, so the two sources of tilt ADD. I don't know whether the combined tilt would be too much for my tool to be moved safely. I addressed this problem by adding a metal plate on the low side of the tilted base, between the base and the bottom of the tool. I used a custom-cut piece of 3/8" flat bar made of hot-rolled steel. This removes most (but not quite all) of the unwanted tilt when the wheels are at their lowest possible position. In addition to this design defect, one of the four provided nylon lock nuts was missing its nylon insert. I found it more convenient to buy replacement lock nuts at a local hardware store, rather than try to contact the manufacturer or seller for replacement lock nuts.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by Paul Williamson
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
I bought two of these and adapted them to our new LG Front Load Washer & Dryer pedestals. I put the raise/lower paddles towards the rear and made a pole with a hook on the end so can engage or retract the wheels. So now, we can roll these extremely heavy machines out of the laundry room anytime we want. My 5'2" 120# wife can do it herself. The only problem I encountered was that the front wheels cannot be utilized by themselves. They can wobble and this allows the washing machine to "walk" itself across the floor. So, I also bought 4/ea "1-1/2 Inch Solid Rubber Vibration Dampening Foot Pad - Reduce Equipment Noise & Movement " on Amazon which we now slide under the dolly frame next to the wheels once the machines are in place. This raises the wheels up off the floor and makes a solid connection to the floor. No more walking! Bottom line; this made hooking up the washer and dryer extremely easy and now we can move them once and a while to clean the dryer flue and wash the floor underneath the machines. If they ever need service, will be a breeze to get them out in the open for the Maytag guy!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2016 by A. Armstrong
Pattern Name: PM-2500
Style: 2 All Swivel Casters
The tablesaw I have (Unisaw 5HP) weighs in at 650lbs hence the selection of heavy duty PM2500 which states a 650lb capacity. I used these differently then intended and made my own base in order to support a wide table extension, about 6 ft wide, and attached the Borat wheel assemblies to my custom base abandoning the Borat metal supports entirely. The standoffs on the front are a great feature to allow one to set the height just right for an easy lift while provide a solid slip free support when release. The foot levers are easy to engage to lift and do make a loud pop when released since there is so much weight. When each of the front levers are engaged the entire mobile base is easy to move, however since the back wheel are one directional it only likes to move front to back but with some manhandling one can maneuver to the side. I have added drawers and with its content the weight is probably on the order of 800lbs but Bora wheels are doing just fine. The design of all 4 wheels is such that that are mounted to a heavy metal corner that takes all the weight of the wheels allowing that weight to be distributed to the base. One improvement the Bora System could have made was to provide swiveling rear wheels to make the entire system more maneuverable.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2020 by rkruz