🔵 About the Blue CentiFeet
Ah, the Blue. A limited run, now officially extinct. It had its moment, basked in the spotlight, and rode off into the sunset. Orange is the standard color now, and honestly, it was always the responsible sibling anyway.
Already rocking the Blue and need more to keep the set matching? Here's the drill: place your order as normal, then reach out afterward with your order number, and we'll make sure what lands on your doorstep is Blue, not Orange. We are not — under any circumstances — going to abandon you to the horror of a two-toned table like some kind of woodworking barbarian. You have our word.
CentiFeet
Priced per strut. Order the number your table needs.
Finally, an adjustable Centipede that doesn't rock, wobble, or make you shim it with a paint stick.
Your Bora Centipede table is great — until you set it up on a job site that isn't perfectly flat. Which is every job site ever.
One leg's on a slab, one's on gravel, and suddenly your dead-flat cutting surface has a mind of its own. CentiFeet fixes that permanently, with a true adjustable foot and riser on every single strut.
Built for real job site setups
Ever try to pair your Centipede with a job site table saw as an outfeed or work support table?
You know the fight. The saw table is one height, the Centipede is another, and no combination of shims or wood scraps ever quite lines them up.
CentiFeet was designed with that exact problem in mind, so your Centipede can be dialed in to sit flush with your table saw, router table, or any other tool height. Every time.
How many do I need?
CentiFeet is sold per strut. Find your Centipede below and enter that quantity at checkout.
| Your Centipede | Quantity to order |
|---|---|
| 2x4 | 6 |
| 4x4 | 9 |
| 4x6 | 12 |
| 4x8 | 15 |
Not sure? Count the struts on your table — that's your quantity.
Adjustment range
| Configuration | What it does | Adjustment |
|---|---|---|
| Feet Only | Levels uneven ground | Up to 1/2" |
| Risers Only | Sets working height | Up to 1-1/4" |
| Combo | Both — level and height | Up to 1-3/4" |
Every adjustment above is per strut, on every strut you order.
How it works
Each strut gets two points of adjustment.
The foot at the bottom levels out uneven ground — enough to kill the rock on a cracked slab, a gravel pad, or a floor that was never flat to begin with.
The riser at the top dials in your working height, bringing the table up flush with a job site saw or router table.
Patent pending, because nobody else has built this. Not Bora, not anybody.
Made in the USA.
One table. Every job site. Always flat, always at your height.