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42.4 in. W x 28.8 in. H Steel Sawhorse and Jobsite Table – 1100 lb. Capacity $29.97

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    Rating: (4.66 out of 5 stars)
    Reviews: 472 Home Depot Reviews
    Product Name: 42.4 in. W x 28.8 in. H Steel Sawhorse and Jobsite Table – 1100 lb. Capacity
    Product Description: The TOUGHBUILT C550 Sawhorse and Jobsite Table are durable, rugged and offer unparalleled value. Constructed of 100% high-grade steel, this sawhorse has a remarkable 1100 lb. capacity alone and 2200 lb. per pair. Features 2x4 support arms that transform 2 sawhorses into a solid jobsite table. Also includes innovative material support pegs that allow upright storage of materials and easy cutting. It also has easy-to-fold steady feet for all-surface use. With fast-open legs, setup is straightforward and simple. Powder-coated and zinc-plated steel prevents corrosion and withstands rigorous environments. This folding sawhorse includes an easy carry handle for effortless transport and rolled edges for safety and comfort. Sawhorse jobsite table for any home projects; 2x4 support arms create a sturdy job site table; Adjustable height legs; Easy carrying handle; 100% steel construction, power coating and zinc-plated surfaces;
    Manufacturer: TOUGHBUILT
    Model Number: TB-C550
    Product SKU: 205870368
    UPC: 858670005142
    Returnable: 90-Day
    Manufacturer Warranty: Limited Lifetime
    Product Height (in.): 28.8
    Adjustable: No
    Weight Capacity (lb.): 1100
    Hand Tool Type: Sawhorse
    Material: Steel
    Product Width (in.): 42.4
    Product Depth (in.): 25.75
    Tools Product Type: Hand Tool
    Features: Folding,Pre-Assembled
    Sawhorse jobsite table for any home projects
    2x4 support arms create a sturdy job site table
    1100 lb capacity each, 2200lb per pair
    Easy carrying handle
    100% steel construction, power coating and zinc-plated surfaces
    Pivoting feet
    Material support pegs

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    > bubble2 1,389 Posts
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    Notasaurus
    01-31-2020 at 07:23 PM.
    01-31-2020 at 07:23 PM.
    I bought the adjustable height version a few years ago. I love them. The pivoting feet make it incredibly easy to get them on stable footing, even in my garage with it's cracked and heaved floor. Very sturdy, very stable. And the fold up nice and compact and have easy carry handles. Hands down the best saw horses I've ever owned.
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    > bubble2 4,747 Posts
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    tomwil
    02-01-2020 at 09:44 AM.
    02-01-2020 at 09:44 AM.
    Lots of reviews of bending parts and low height.
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    > bubble2 168 Posts
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    konrad9
    02-03-2020 at 02:06 PM.
    02-03-2020 at 02:06 PM.
    Quote from tomwil :
    Lots of reviews of bending parts and low height.
    475 reviews, 4.7/5 overall, 93% recommend. There are going to be negative reviews on everything, even things that are objectively great, but when they're this overwhelmingly positive it's probable that those reviews are outliers. This is a fairly inexpensive tool, seems like it does a pretty good job for the cost.
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    > bubble2 2,247 Posts
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    02-03-2020 at 09:55 PM.
    02-03-2020 at 09:55 PM.
    1100 lb. capacity? I think I just found a new chair for my mother-in-law!
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    killiank4322
    02-05-2020 at 06:32 PM.
    02-05-2020 at 06:32 PM.
    Do these come in pair? Or you have to buy 2?
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    > bubble2 1,155 Posts
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    Squirrels8MyLunch
    02-05-2020 at 07:08 PM.
    02-05-2020 at 07:08 PM.
    They don't care or forgot to include this. I can't find it in the specs or description. The photos are terrible because one of them shows a second one AS AN EXAMPLE??? next to it. For this price I'm guessing it is just one since this is a heavy metal quality one. You can find the plastic pairs sold at Lowes for around 20 or 30 bucks. Realistically plastic is fine for basic home improvement and projects, I like the idea of 1000lbs but really would never use it.
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    > bubble2 1,389 Posts
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    Notasaurus
    02-05-2020 at 07:26 PM.
    02-05-2020 at 07:26 PM.
    Quote from killiank4322 :
    Do these come in pair? Or you have to buy 2?
    They are purchased individually
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    Notasaurus
    02-05-2020 at 07:38 PM.
    02-05-2020 at 07:38 PM.
    Quote from Squirrels8MyLunch :
    They don't care or forgot to include this. I can't find it in the specs or description. The photos are terrible because one of them shows a second one AS AN EXAMPLE??? next to it. For this price I'm guessing it is just one since this is a heavy metal quality one. You can find the plastic pairs sold at Lowes for around 20 or 30 bucks. Realistically plastic is fine for basic home improvement and projects, I like the idea of 1000lbs but really would never use it.
    I've had the plastic ones and I have these. I've never come close to 1000lbs, but there's so much more to these than the plastic ones. For instance the pivoting feet. Much easier to get this to sit stable than the folding plastic ones I had. These are heavier and more stable. They don't flex or twist especially if placed on uneven terrain like grass. And I've never had these accidentally collapse if I bump them. I get a bruise instead. Lol.

    Not saying the plastic ones don't have their place. But if you use them enough, these are worth the cost difference. Even if your just a weekend warrior. If you need saw horses for one or two projects and not much more, there's nothing wrong with plastic. But even then I'd probably suggest the metal brackets designed to make saw horses out of 2 by 4s.
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    jdshear01
    02-25-2020 at 07:11 PM.
    02-25-2020 at 07:11 PM.
    Compared these to the Menard's Masterforce® Folding Steel Sawhorse...Model Number: 65067 Menards® SKU: 2438686...and they look like the identical product aside from different paint and decals. With Menard's 11% off rebates right now you can snag these for $26.69, but the original cost is $29.99. There is an model with adjustable legs for another 10 dollars...not sure if it's worth it but I imagine it would be if you want flexibility or if you are um...outside of the average height ranges...really tall or really short then you'll wanna go for that. I might go for the adjustable ones because then I might be able to dial these in to the same height as my tablesaw and use them as a temporary outfeed table for large sheet goods along as a temporary work table.
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    NervousRiver954
    04-30-2020 at 06:41 AM.
    04-30-2020 at 06:41 AM.
    Quote from jdshear01 :
    Compared these to the Menard's Masterforce® Folding Steel Sawhorse...Model Number: 65067 Menards® SKU: 2438686...and they look like the identical product aside from different paint and decals. With Menard's 11% off rebates right now you can snag these for $26.69, but the original cost is $29.99. There is an model with adjustable legs for another 10 dollars...not sure if it's worth it but I imagine it would be if you want flexibility or if you are um...outside of the average height ranges...really tall or really short then you'll wanna go for that. I might go for the adjustable ones because then I might be able to dial these in to the same height as my tablesaw and use them as a temporary outfeed table for large sheet goods along as a temporary work table.
    The top are similar design but the feet is where they differ. Menard's model does not have the pivoting feet pad where as Home Depot does. It might be minor thing but if you use this in soft soil it will sink in because it has an edge as a feet and not a pad. Menards brand does offer a "boot" for their sawhorse but then there goes the price difference.
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