🔨 ToughBuilt Folding Sawhorse/Jobsite Table - Sturdy, Durable & Lightweight - Heavy-Duty 100% High Grade Steel - 41.5-Inch Easy Carry Handle - TB-C550 Review

Where have you been all your life? I will never use a plastic horse again! Light enough to move. Heavy enough to stay in place! You can't stack less. I'm even surprised how much I got used to the side "hooks" to keep the project on edge.

These saws were just what I needed. I used them along with 2x4 and plywood to create a temporary workbench. Strong enough for 2x2 cuts and garden fencing. My only disappointment is that the buttons required to open the latch are difficult to press unless the legs are perfectly adjusted. In addition, if you accidentally extend the legs (when open), there is no "stop" so the legs can easily bend the case's metal frame. It's okay, I just folded it back and I'll be more careful with it.

I ordered two goats, each came from a different carrier. Both had problems. One had a stop where the legs touch when fully open, all bent so the legs extended well past 90 degrees (see image). Another leg was twisted upside down, creating an unstable situation. At first I wanted to do my best and do something in a hurry, but I decided safety was more important. Reading other reviews should have been my clue but I bought the C650 and am happy with it. These were not built anywhere. Would not…

No longer working on arrival. The feet look a bit rough. Installing it again doesn't fix it. That's the point of these sawhorses, right? Can it be folded and transported? Well, if the leg doesn't break, grab the saw and it comes out, defeating the purpose of the project. I am not a contractor and do not work on a construction site. It can be used a couple of times per season, so it's not the biggest inconvenience for me. I would return it but took the box out of the bin, put the saws back in…

Solid stainless steel. Notable is the handle with a one-hand strap in the top center that inserts into the sanding surface to reduce work piece slippage. Not listed in the product description, the steel plate has four 3/16" corner holes to allow for the installation of a sacrificial plate. Now that I have it in front of me I really appreciate the swiveling rubber feet and there are no sharp edges anywhere. I am 80 years old and a retired carpenter/joiner. I'll never take full advantage of this,

This is what you are looking for. I took a close look at all the other folding trestles and read the reviews. I was surprised there weren't more reviews here, but I'm happy to offer an enthusiastic one! They are RELIABLY built. The legs are fixed in both directions, so there is no risk of falling when moving sideways. They hold 1100 pounds. everyone. And check the slots on each end for 2x4 to fit for a large table. There are foldable legs to keep the whole thing from sinking into the ground…

These goats (I bought 2) are durable, comfortable and of good quality. Many other goats are made of plastic and while this can be handy in certain circumstances, goats are something to rely on, they are very durable. It's the sturdiest of the bunch and has nice little features - a non-slip surface on the top of the goat, it folds neatly and has a large carrying handle built into the top, the legs have adjustable feet (it's extra but definitely worth it it) and there are slots at each end of the

.Advertising. I ordered these because I didn't want to make another pair of wooden horns and the wooden horns I make don't stack. Some yes, but mine no. That's why I ordered these. I received them today. The boxes were about a third larger but held together during shipping. Revain used to pack pretty well: airbags, paper, styrofoam. I didn't see that then. The things I've been getting lately are just boxed, sealed and shipped. A lot of the stuff I get is damaged enough to see but minor enough…