If there’s one basic tool every woodworker, contractor, or DIYer has to have, it’s a sawhorse. They’re the most common way to create a work station or platform to get your projects done — whether you’re ripping sheet material or finishing a piece of fine furniture.
There’s no question that building your own sawhorse is super easy, and there’s certainly something to be said for doing it yourself. But there’s a convenience to buying sawhorses. And if you’re spending money on sawhorses, you want them to withstand the wear-and-tear of hard work. A sawhorse you buy instead of build yourself should last a long time, regardless of the beating you put it through.
Metal Sawhorses
One of the reasons we manufacture metal sawhorses is that they are more rugged and last longer than most wood sawhorses. Their legs fold up so they take up less room. And they can support thousands of pounds — some pairs even up to 3000 lbs.
Whether you’re an experienced DIYer or a professional contractor, you know that you need to be able to rely on your tools, especially the ones supporting your work. That’s exactly what our metal sawhorses are designed to do.
We offer several levels of metal sawhorses to meet a wide variety of needs — from very basic sawhorses to full-featured, contractor-grade sawhorses.
Steel Folding Sawhorse
If you’re looking for a great basic sawhorse, our Steel Folding Sawhorse is for you. They’re super lightweight and sturdy and will absolutely get the job done with any project weighing up to 1000 lbs.
The folding legs on these all-steel sawhorses lock into place when in use, and easily fold back up when you’re finished. Easy to use, store, and transport, they’re perfect for anyone working on some home renovation or repair projects.
All-Terrain Sawhorse
The All-Terrain Sawhorse is perfect for anyone who does a lot of projects outdoors or on uneven ground. It’s surprising how many job sites — even indoors — don’t have level ground, and it’s quite frustrating trying to set up a safe, useful workspace when one or more feet on your sawhorses can’t rest on the ground.
The rotating legs of the All-Terrain Sawhorse adjust to uneven surfaces so you have a stable surface you can reliably work on the entire workday.
Speedhorse
Our top-of-the-line option for pros is the industry-leading Speedhorse sawhorse, which comes in regular or adjustable height versions.
These full-featured metal sawhorses are ideal for contractors and carpenters because they save time at the job site with their near-instant setup and extreme weight capacity. A pair of Speedhorses can support a whopping 3000 lbs! Even if you’re not technically a pro, these are a great choice if you work on a lot of big or heavy projects.
For taller woodworkers, you’ll want to check out the Speedhorse XT. It features adjustable legs that raise the working height from 30” to 36” to help take the strain off your back.
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