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John Eames
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
I like that you can fold and store the "work horses" out of the way. They work well and are easy to assemble
Patrick W Salmen
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
Great with 2x4s to hang Prairie dog metal targets from. Sturdy enough for the job. Recommend
charles n.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2024
I put 4 2x4 with them and made a Saw Horse in just minutes. :-)
frank from ciro
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2023
The brakets are OK for occasional use like an homeowner would, but for some heavy use,they are too weak and flimsy
PAUL WIGLE
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2022
works great
dm
Reviewed in Australia on April 24, 2022
Dropped from waist height onto carpet and broke
Kelley
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2020
Works well. I use it as it was intended. And it is fine
Cliente de
Reviewed in Mexico on February 15, 2020
Es el segundo juego que compré, me han sido de gran utilidad en mi taller. Compraré 2 juegos más.
Megan
Reviewed in Canada on October 22, 2020
Worked well
Donald E. Bruce
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020
This product was easy to use and has proved sturdy and reliable. And great technology for such a simple need.
Frank Sabiston
Reviewed in Canada on April 30, 2019
Nice solid sawhorse brackets but doesn't give an actual rating for weight restrictions. Was going to use them for supporting a camper when I took it off my truck. I do use the hydraulic jacks to support most of the weight, so will see if this works out. They do say that they are heavy duty.
Emory Smith
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2014
My own fault for not more carefully reading the description, but was disappointed that the brackets were for only for making one saw horse, not two. (Does anyone just use one saw horse?) So, I would have bought a pair of ready-made folding steel saw horses for less money than it cost to make my own using these brackets after the cost of lumber. Also not thrilled with the tight angle of finished product which made my saw horses less stable than I would have liked. Could shorten the length of the legs to create a wider stance, but that would have made the finished product too short in overall height for my preferences. Did not find these to be a good value, but quality and accuracy of the brackets was fine.
Henry Wolford
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2014
These are called "heavy-duty" but nowhere do I find a recommendation of a weight limit. I would call them "medium-duty" and designed for intermittent or temporary use. I don't know that I would trust them to support anything very heavy nor anything which would fall and cause damage or harm. They are pretty straight-forward. There is a chart for determining the length each leg needs to be cut to arrive at a given height. Each kit makes ONE sawhorse, so in typical situations you will need TWO kits to make TWO sawhorses. I would cut all the legs at the same time so you are sure they will be uniform. Insert the 2x4 into each leg socket and run a screw into the wood to secure it. Securing the cross piece is optional. It will work under lightweight situations simply by letting the "teeth" in the bracket hold the cross piece, however if you want more security drive screw in there as well. If you want to fold these up for storage, you remove the cross piece and fold the legs at the hinge. I bought these for the legs to make temporary tables out of 4x8 sheets of plywood for garage sales and such.
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