Good saw horses

[mc4life27]

I like the thought built ones from homedepot. They have a couple different models but the are sturdy as hell and have some features most don’t offer


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[SilverDeck]

I used to use sawhorses until my father-in-law introduced me to the Black & Decker Workmate. Since getting a vintage pair of Workmates, I haven’t had a need to use the sawhorses ever again.


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[Chucktin]

"thought built"???

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[Ign]

I left some folding steel ones out in the mud with hundreds of pounds of aluminum stock on them. My fault - one leg crumpled as the earth got weird underneath it.

One benefit of the steel ones: easily repaired. This looks like *** (welding thin galvanized always a joy) but I've HEAVILY loaded this since and ya can't argue with the effectiveness as it hasn't failed

 

[Cheepbeer]

I just picked up a set of these...$10 cheaper than the kobalt wobblers I got last year. These are solid!

 

[Chucktin]

Look good on concrete slab - but on dirt? Hmm.

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[M635_Guy]

I have these https://www.homedepot.com/p/TOUGHBU...site-Table-1300-lb-Capacity-TB-C700/205870356 they look similar to what you have but i really like them.

I have those on my list to grab the next time a project justifies them. The original post had me worried...

 

[Slednut]

I got these on sale for $45 each from Eastwood and love them. To change the height is a pain but I rarely have to do it. They are listed at 1500 pound capacity.

They fold up in a small package but it seems like I'm always using them.

 

[buford36]

Built these years ago-- still my favorite
https://www.motherearthnews.com/diy/hands-on-how-to-build-better-sawhorses.