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product_id: 277476540
title: "Portamate PM-5093 Tri Function Pedestal Roller Stand"
brand: "bora"
price: "46256 som"
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Bora"
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# 3-in-1 roller/ball/stationary support 27" to 43-3/4" adjustable height 300 lb load capacity Portamate PM-5093 Tri Function Pedestal Roller Stand

**Brand:** bora
**Price:** 46256 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Elevate your workspace with Bora’s ultimate tri-function roller stand!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Portamate PM-5093 Tri Function Pedestal Roller Stand by bora
- **How much does it cost?** 46256 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bora enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bora brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Fold & Store:** Folds flat for effortless storage and quick setup—maximize your workspace without the clutter.
- • **Heavy-Duty Stability:** Supports up to 300 lbs with a rugged powder-coated frame and non-slip feet for rock-solid reliability.
- • **Precision Height Adjustment:** Easily dial in your perfect working height from 27" to 43-3/4" for ergonomic comfort and flawless cuts.
- • **Engineered for Professionals:** Polished steel rollers and multi-ball bearings ensure smooth material feed, boosting your workflow efficiency.
- • **Versatile Tri-Function Support:** Switch seamlessly between roller, multi-directional ball, or stationary modes to match any project need.

## Overview

The Bora Portamate PM-5093 is a professional-grade tri-function pedestal roller stand designed for woodworkers and shop pros. It features three interchangeable support modes—roller, multi-directional ball bearing, and stationary—offering unmatched versatility. With a height range from 27" to 43-3/4", it adapts perfectly to table saws, band saws, and more. Built tough with a 300 lb capacity, powder-coated finish, and non-slip feet, it delivers stable, reliable support. Its fold-flat design ensures easy storage and portability, making it a must-have for efficient, precise material handling in any workshop.

## Description

The Portamate PM-5093 pedestal roller solves many woodworker's needs for stable support and freedom of movement when working with larger work pieces. With a deluxe pivoting head it features 3 types of work support - an 11.25" polished steel ball bearing roller, a 6-ball multi-directional roller, and a stationary support. Easy to assemble, it will fold Flat for convenient storage. Non-slip rubber feet and a wide footprint ensure stability. Durable powder coat finish and a high strength ABS height adjustment handle with Column wedge Lock feature. With height adjustment from 27" to 43-3/4" (686mm to 1.1M) it is ideal for use with Table saws, drill presses and other shop machines. Its heavy duty 300Lb (136kg) load capacity allows you to take on the day.

Review: I bought this stand for the versatility as a roller, multidirectional ball bearing, or stationary work support, and it works great at all 3 functions. I ordered two of these; packages arrived unscathed, assembly took about 10-15min each, and the fit and finish are great. Switching the head between the roller/stationary, and multidirectional bearing surfaces is very easy with a separate notch in the head's frame at each position that the head lifts and drops into after rotation, so the head doesn't rotate between functions inadvertently during use. LET ME ADDRESS A FEW CONCERNS STATED IN REVIEWS I READ BEFORE PURCHASE: COMPLAINT #1 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The stand is impossible to stand on a flat surface without wobbling. MY RESPONSE=First thing I would check, is that the legs are both completely/equally seated in the adjustable height frame before tightening down the bolt that holds the head in place. Secondly, each stand comes with a pre-installed adjustable foot on one side to compensate for uneven surfaces, whereas other brands do not provide such; if you are using the stand on a flat surface, the adjustable foot should be turned so that it is not engaged. One of my stands had no such issue after making sure both legs were equally seated in the adjustable height frame, however on my 2nd stand, one of the welds on the leg support/height adjustment frame was off by a few degrees on one side, which I was able to tweak/correct with just a couple opposing bends between the two legs after bolting them in place during assembly - now all 4 feet of the stand rest firmly on flat surfaces. COMPLAINT #2 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The stand's trailing leg does not stay open when horizontal force is exerted to engage the stand rollers (ie- sliding material that is not currently on the stand, from another work surface toward the stand in order to engage the rollers/ballbearings). MY RESPONSE: First and foremost, few stands have locking legs to keep the stand in the open position, and no stand is meant to withhold horizontal force. Support stands are meant to provide vertical strength, not horizontal/lateral force! However, I can see where if you are working with a flexible material (such as 3/8-1/2" trim) that the material may flex downward as you slide it across the plane of your chopsaw/tablesaw/planer/routertable toward the stand to make contact for the vertical support, and the stand moves away from you or the legs close as you engage the rollers; few stands have solved this issue, but I find that with torquing the leg bolts down during assembly to a friction fit, the friction is enough to hold the legs in open or closed positions, yet pliable enough to allow me to open and close without excessive force....for me, this was at about 120ft/lbs of torque if you have a torque wrench; if you don't have a torque wrench, you just have to find the happy medium that works to allow you to open/close the legs but keeps them sturdy while open COMPLAINT #3 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The Tapered Height System works well for preventing the support head from slipping down the shaft during use, however keeping the head parallel/level to the floor is impossible. MY RESPONSE: First, make sure the roller/support head is flush with both sides of the top of the Tapered Height Adjustment tube before tightening down the support head bolts to the tube, as there is some room for play in that part of the assembly if not careful. Secondly, the Tapered Height System was a hit and a miss on Bora's part, and with both good and bad. The Tapered Height Adjustment is an ingenious solution to the age old problem with most support stands of the height adjustment losing tention and causing the support head to lower during use, however it could've been executed better by Bora by utilizing tighter tolerances between the widths of the height adjustment channel and the sides of the tapered bar. The male/female height adjustment tubing when inserted is not tight side-to-side like most support stands, but I find this as a positive (read further). The height adjustment bar itself is only tapered from front to back, so the height adjustment handle does not require as many hand turns to tighten the set screw at lower heights, and will require more turns to tighten the set screw for higher height adjustments due to the tapered bar; the tapering from front to back is what secures the height you set the stand at and works great. The problem is that while the side-to-side width of the tapered bar and it's female counterpart measure the same from top to bottom, the tolerance between the two provides a little too much slack in automatically keeping the head parallel to the feet without adjusting for this during the height adjustment - This is only a problem -IF- the tool/bench surface you are pairing the support stand to is also parallel to the feet of the support stand/floor. Personally, this isn't such a detractor for me as my shop is situated in an attached garage with the concrete floor is slightly pitched, but I set up my workbench, table saw and planer perfectly level... So a little bit of side-side play in levelling the head of the support stand to compensate for the slight grade in my garage floor is actually necessary for me, and I can lock this down with the height adjustment screw to prevent side-side rocking some have complained about (note - some may ask why I don't use the levelling foot on the stand to solve this in my situation, but that would not work - the levelling foot is for setting the stand on uneven surfaces such as in a yard, gravel, etc, where the 4feet if the stand may not be fully engaged with the ground....if working on a flat/smooth floor, the levelling foot would do nothing but make the stand wobble if engaged.) One other thing I've noticed that doesn't necessarily detract from the stand's value, function, or quality = those seeking a multifunction stand that does not require height adjustment when switching from one function to another (ie- roller or ball bearing or stationary) will find it hard to be satisfied with any multifunction stand. While the head of the stand will rotate between the stationary, roller and ball bearing posituons, the axis of the rotation is not centered for the height of each function and varies by about 3/8"; therefore, you will have to slightly adjust the height between each function if using to support the same exact height for all functions. Again as I stated, I don't believe there is any multifunction product available from any brand that solves this problem, so I really can't say this detracts from the Bora product since there is none to compare to, but I have read some reviews where you would think that this problem does not exist with any other product, and that a standard industry resolution exists - if any of those reviewers could engineer a product to solve that problem and compete in this same price range, not only would I buy 4 of their stands to replace what I have, I'd also invest. All in all, I found this stand outperforms other brands asking twice as much $, and think you'd be hard pressed to find better quality or value in that price range.
Review: I found this product really good, I particularly like the 3 option support and that it is adjustable to any height between minimum and maximum.

## Features

- Three types of support – perfect for any application, you can have a roller support, multi-directional ball support, or rigid stationary support.
- Fully adjustable - adjusts from 27" to 43-3/4" (686mm to 1.1M), making it ideal for table saws, band saws and similar.
- Extra strong with a 300 lb. (136kg) capacity – it will hold the heavy stuff, and stay stable, with a tough powder coat finish and non-slip feet.
- Folds away for easy storage – makes it easy to setup and move.
- 11 ¼” polished steel roller and six-ball multi-directional rollers – any type of feed application is handled, as well as stationary support.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B072N3XHBW |
| ASIN  | B072N3XHBW |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Color | orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (511) |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (511) |
| Date First Available | 1 January 2024 |
| Date First Available  | 1 January 2024 |
| Finish | Polished |
| Included components | A-Frame Tri-Function Pedestal Roller Stand |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2.36 Kilograms |
| Item model number | PM-5093 |
| Item model number  | PM-5093 |
| Manufacturer | Affinity Tool Works |
| Manufacturer  | Affinity Tool Works |
| Material | Metal |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Part number | PM-5093 |
| Power source type | Crank |
| Product Dimensions | 60.96 x 12.7 x 10.16 cm; 2.36 kg |
| Product Dimensions  | 60.96 x 12.7 x 10.16 cm; 2.36 kg |
| Specific uses | Professional |
| Style | Tri-Function (1 Pc) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BORA
- **Colour:** orange
- **Finish type:** Polished
- **Item weight:** 5.2 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal

## Images

![Portamate PM-5093 Tri Function Pedestal Roller Stand - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mP+JLWarL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***N on 28 August 2020*

I bought this stand for the versatility as a roller, multidirectional ball bearing, or stationary work support, and it works great at all 3 functions. I ordered two of these; packages arrived unscathed, assembly took about 10-15min each, and the fit and finish are great. Switching the head between the roller/stationary, and multidirectional bearing surfaces is very easy with a separate notch in the head's frame at each position that the head lifts and drops into after rotation, so the head doesn't rotate between functions inadvertently during use. LET ME ADDRESS A FEW CONCERNS STATED IN REVIEWS I READ BEFORE PURCHASE: COMPLAINT #1 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The stand is impossible to stand on a flat surface without wobbling. MY RESPONSE=First thing I would check, is that the legs are both completely/equally seated in the adjustable height frame before tightening down the bolt that holds the head in place. Secondly, each stand comes with a pre-installed adjustable foot on one side to compensate for uneven surfaces, whereas other brands do not provide such; if you are using the stand on a flat surface, the adjustable foot should be turned so that it is not engaged. One of my stands had no such issue after making sure both legs were equally seated in the adjustable height frame, however on my 2nd stand, one of the welds on the leg support/height adjustment frame was off by a few degrees on one side, which I was able to tweak/correct with just a couple opposing bends between the two legs after bolting them in place during assembly - now all 4 feet of the stand rest firmly on flat surfaces. COMPLAINT #2 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The stand's trailing leg does not stay open when horizontal force is exerted to engage the stand rollers (ie- sliding material that is not currently on the stand, from another work surface toward the stand in order to engage the rollers/ballbearings). MY RESPONSE: First and foremost, few stands have locking legs to keep the stand in the open position, and no stand is meant to withhold horizontal force. Support stands are meant to provide vertical strength, not horizontal/lateral force! However, I can see where if you are working with a flexible material (such as 3/8-1/2" trim) that the material may flex downward as you slide it across the plane of your chopsaw/tablesaw/planer/routertable toward the stand to make contact for the vertical support, and the stand moves away from you or the legs close as you engage the rollers; few stands have solved this issue, but I find that with torquing the leg bolts down during assembly to a friction fit, the friction is enough to hold the legs in open or closed positions, yet pliable enough to allow me to open and close without excessive force....for me, this was at about 120ft/lbs of torque if you have a torque wrench; if you don't have a torque wrench, you just have to find the happy medium that works to allow you to open/close the legs but keeps them sturdy while open COMPLAINT #3 FROM PRIOR REVIEWERS: The Tapered Height System works well for preventing the support head from slipping down the shaft during use, however keeping the head parallel/level to the floor is impossible. MY RESPONSE: First, make sure the roller/support head is flush with both sides of the top of the Tapered Height Adjustment tube before tightening down the support head bolts to the tube, as there is some room for play in that part of the assembly if not careful. Secondly, the Tapered Height System was a hit and a miss on Bora's part, and with both good and bad. The Tapered Height Adjustment is an ingenious solution to the age old problem with most support stands of the height adjustment losing tention and causing the support head to lower during use, however it could've been executed better by Bora by utilizing tighter tolerances between the widths of the height adjustment channel and the sides of the tapered bar. The male/female height adjustment tubing when inserted is not tight side-to-side like most support stands, but I find this as a positive (read further). The height adjustment bar itself is only tapered from front to back, so the height adjustment handle does not require as many hand turns to tighten the set screw at lower heights, and will require more turns to tighten the set screw for higher height adjustments due to the tapered bar; the tapering from front to back is what secures the height you set the stand at and works great. The problem is that while the side-to-side width of the tapered bar and it's female counterpart measure the same from top to bottom, the tolerance between the two provides a little too much slack in automatically keeping the head parallel to the feet without adjusting for this during the height adjustment - This is only a problem -IF- the tool/bench surface you are pairing the support stand to is also parallel to the feet of the support stand/floor. Personally, this isn't such a detractor for me as my shop is situated in an attached garage with the concrete floor is slightly pitched, but I set up my workbench, table saw and planer perfectly level... So a little bit of side-side play in levelling the head of the support stand to compensate for the slight grade in my garage floor is actually necessary for me, and I can lock this down with the height adjustment screw to prevent side-side rocking some have complained about (note - some may ask why I don't use the levelling foot on the stand to solve this in my situation, but that would not work - the levelling foot is for setting the stand on uneven surfaces such as in a yard, gravel, etc, where the 4feet if the stand may not be fully engaged with the ground....if working on a flat/smooth floor, the levelling foot would do nothing but make the stand wobble if engaged.) One other thing I've noticed that doesn't necessarily detract from the stand's value, function, or quality = those seeking a multifunction stand that does not require height adjustment when switching from one function to another (ie- roller or ball bearing or stationary) will find it hard to be satisfied with any multifunction stand. While the head of the stand will rotate between the stationary, roller and ball bearing posituons, the axis of the rotation is not centered for the height of each function and varies by about 3/8"; therefore, you will have to slightly adjust the height between each function if using to support the same exact height for all functions. Again as I stated, I don't believe there is any multifunction product available from any brand that solves this problem, so I really can't say this detracts from the Bora product since there is none to compare to, but I have read some reviews where you would think that this problem does not exist with any other product, and that a standard industry resolution exists - if any of those reviewers could engineer a product to solve that problem and compete in this same price range, not only would I buy 4 of their stands to replace what I have, I'd also invest. All in all, I found this stand outperforms other brands asking twice as much $, and think you'd be hard pressed to find better quality or value in that price range.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on 21 November 2025*

I found this product really good, I particularly like the 3 option support and that it is adjustable to any height between minimum and maximum.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by L***Y on 3 October 2024*

Outil très pratique pour bien tenir au niveau les longues planches, etc. Très robuste. Je recommande.

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