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I bought 1 from HF to see if it's compatible with the Worx Pegasus. Here's my findings:
1. HF sawhorse is about 1/2" taller than the Pegasus but the same height at the 2"x4" slot.
2. The Worx clamp doesn't work on the HF slot
3. HF clamp works on the Pegasus but with slacks.
I'll compare the HF and this sawhorse when they arrived.
Harbor freight has a similar product at a similar price sold individually instead of the pair here. The clamps on the WORX have a higher clamping pressure rating. In for one. Thanks OP!
Harbor freight has a similar product at a similar price sold individually instead of the pair here. The clamps on the WORX have a higher clamping pressure rating. In for one. Thanks OP!
I have these and the work table. Either all my clamps are defective, or the clamping pressure is overstated by a huge margin. Still works for an extra pair of hands though.
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Harbor freight has a similar product at a similar price sold individually instead of the pair here. The clamps on the WORX have a higher clamping pressure rating. In for one. Thanks OP!
I bought 1 from HF to see if it's compatible with the Worx Pegasus. Here's my findings:
1. HF sawhorse is about 1/2" taller than the Pegasus but the same height at the 2"x4" slot.
2. The Worx clamp doesn't work on the HF slot
3. HF clamp works on the Pegasus but with slacks.
I'll compare the HF and this sawhorse when they arrived.
Does anyone know where you can get just the clamps for these? I bought some several years ago and the sawhorses are fine but the clamps are shot. I had looked around and never found any place that would sell just the clamps, including directly from worx.
What kind of projects are you guys working on with these? I need some help convincing myself I may need these someday
I'm use these all the time. Can never have too many clamps. And I may pick up another set just to have 4 sawhorses that are the same height, lol. Most recently I've been building a murphy bed and used them in every step for cutting, staining, etc.
With that said, the clamps are finicky. I have 4 between the sawhorses and table. 3 work fine, one will not clamp down and releases if I'm not careful. Not a huge deal since I have a dozen or so others, but still annoying when u don't want to pull them off the wall.
What kind of projects are you guys working on with these? I need some help convincing myself I may need these someday
I have this exact set, but I also have other clamps that I consider nicer. I've used these for some woodworking projects (e.g. building a table and building a bench recently). I've also used the sawhorses with a piece of plywood as a temporary table sometimes (usually for using my chop saw).
In my opinion, the plastic sawhorses are totally adequate for normal homeowner type stuff. I'm guessing that a jobsite would have more heavy duty (metal?) sawhorses.
I have these and the work table. Either all my clamps are defective, or the clamping pressure is overstated by a huge margin. Still works for an extra pair of hands though.
Is the worx sea horses the same height as their work table? Thx
They're very light & the clamps work decent. Not the cheapest nor sturdiest plastic though. The clamps are ok, could have better holding power. I returned mine to Home depot & picked up a pony work-table at Costco instead ($99 on sale currently) to use with my old stanley aluminum horse set.
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1. HF sawhorse is about 1/2" taller than the Pegasus but the same height at the 2"x4" slot.
2. The Worx clamp doesn't work on the HF slot
3. HF clamp works on the Pegasus but with slacks.
I'll compare the HF and this sawhorse when they arrived.
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1. HF sawhorse is about 1/2" taller than the Pegasus but the same height at the 2"x4" slot.
2. The Worx clamp doesn't work on the HF slot
3. HF clamp works on the Pegasus but with slacks.
I'll compare the HF and this sawhorse when they arrived.
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With that said, the clamps are finicky. I have 4 between the sawhorses and table. 3 work fine, one will not clamp down and releases if I'm not careful. Not a huge deal since I have a dozen or so others, but still annoying when u don't want to pull them off the wall.
In my opinion, the plastic sawhorses are totally adequate for normal homeowner type stuff. I'm guessing that a jobsite would have more heavy duty (metal?) sawhorses.
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