Bora Centipede CK12S Workstand
Bora Centipede CK12S Workstand
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Key Features
Overview
The Bora CK12S Centipede Work Support Sawhorse is a collapsible steel work support system built for fast setup and heavy-duty material support on the jobsite or in the shop. This is a sawhorse designed for creating a portable 4 ft x 6 ft workstation for cutting, assembly, installation, and general work support. Model Number: CK12S. If you need something that sets up quickly, carries easily, and still holds serious weight, this is the point of the Centipede platform.
The big selling point here is simple: you get a full-size work area without the hassle of building a temporary table every time. The CK12S opens into a 72 inch wide by 48 inch long support footprint with a 30 inch working height, which puts it in a comfortable range for most cutting, drilling, assembly, and layout work. Bora rates it for up to 4,500 lbs, so it is made for more than light trim or hobby use. It is meant to support sheet goods, tools, and heavy materials with confidence.
The steel frame gives the unit its strength, but the way it folds is what makes it practical. This stand collapses down for transport and storage, which is a real advantage for remodelers, installers, and anyone working out of a truck or van. The strut design is made to flex under load instead of feeling brittle, which helps absorb impact from heavy objects and equipment while keeping the structure stable during normal use.
Bora also built in some smart jobsite details. Durable polymer P-Tops sit on each strut to protect material contact points and to work with the included accessories. The kit comes with four X-Cups, four quick clamps, and a carry bag, so you can start using the system right away instead of hunting down add-ons just to make it functional. The accessories fit into the P-Tops, which makes the stand more versatile for supporting panels and holding workpieces in place.
If you already use bench dog style accessories, this setup has another advantage: the included accessories fit standard 3/4 inch bench dog holes. Bora also offers the CK22T tabletop as an optional portable worktop with 3/4 inch bench dog holes, but it is not included with this model. That matters if you want to turn the support base into more of a full workbench system later.
Who is this for? Contractors, cabinet installers, carpenters, remodelers, painters, and serious DIY users who need a portable workstation that is faster to deploy than traditional sawhorses and plywood. It also makes sense for shop users who want a collapsible support table they can store when floor space matters. If your work regularly involves sheet goods, door slabs, trim prep, or on-site assembly, the CK12S solves a real problem without overcomplicating the setup.
Set Up a Full Workstation in Seconds

The main reason to buy this system is speed. Instead of dragging out multiple sawhorses and building a support surface from scratch, you can open the frame and get to work fast.
- Creates a 4 ft x 6 ft workstation with no assembly required
- 30 inch working height is comfortable for cutting, layout, and assembly tasks
Built to Carry Serious Weight

A portable support stand is only useful if you trust it under load. The steel Centipede frame is made for demanding shop and jobsite work where sheet goods, tools, and bulky parts all end up on the same surface.
- Steel construction for strength and long service life
- Rated weight capacity of 4,500 lbs for heavy-duty support tasks
More Than Just a Basic Sawhorse

The P-Top design is what helps this stand work like a system instead of just a frame. It protects the contact points and gives the included accessories a secure place to mount.
- Includes 4 X-Cups and 4 quick clamps for better material support and hold-down options
- Accessories fit standard 3/4 inch bench dog holes for broader workbench compatibility
What's in the Box
- (1) Bora CK12S 4 ft x 6 ft Centipede work support unit
- (4) X-Cups
- (4) Quick clamps
- (1) Carry bag
Optional CK22T tabletop is available separately and is not included.
Key Specifications
| Tool Type | Sawhorse / work support |
|---|---|
| Material | Steel |
| Work Surface Size | 48 in x 72 in |
| Working Height | 30 in |
| Weight Capacity | 4,500 lbs |
| Collapsible | Yes |
| Product Weight | 26 lbs |
| Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
Compatibility
Built For
Pro Tip
If you are using this for sheet goods, keep the X-Cups and quick clamps in the bag with the stand so the whole setup stays grab-and-go. That is what makes the CK12S faster than piecing together sawhorses, scrap wood, and clamps every time.
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Tool Nut's Take
Why the Bora CK12S Centipede Work Support Sawhorse earns its keep
This is the kind of portable support system that makes setup easier without giving up the strength you need for real work.
- Who it's for: Pros and serious DIY users who need a fast, portable workstation for sheet goods, assembly work, and general jobsite support.
- Why it stands out: The combination of no-assembly setup, 4 ft x 6 ft working area, included accessories, and 4,500 lb capacity makes it a lot more useful than a basic pair of sawhorses.
- Worth knowing: This kit includes the support unit, X-Cups, quick clamps, and bag, but the optional CK22T tabletop is sold separately if you want a dedicated top.
Common Questions
- Does the CK12S require assembly? No. It is designed to create a 4 ft x 6 ft workstation with no assembly required.
- What is the working height? The working height is 30 inches.
- How much weight can it support? Bora rates the CK12S for up to 4,500 lbs.
- Does it come with a tabletop? No. The optional Bora CK22T tabletop is available separately and is not included with this model.

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