Customer Reviews for DEWALT 33 in. H Metal Folding Sawhorse with Adjustable Legs

Easily adjustable. Very strong

This was someone elses item Told the cashier that it was not my item noticed when I got home she charged me for it anyway

It broke while in the store and they had no replacement

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It's a sturdy product - bit pricey but Worth it. Offers two ways to support 2 by 4's, etc.

Its amazing to just drop the legs to come up closer and pull back up to cut plywood without not being able to see your lines.

The newer Dewalt 32" Metal Folding Sawhorses are way better, lighter and much sturdier.

If you want quality saw horses that can stand up to anything, are adjustable, and store easily, buy these. I will never need another saw horse. A little pricey, but they are lifetime.

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I had to exchange one that I didn't notice a manufacturers defect on. So far so good after that.

I just received these horses yesterday and one of the legs has a bad rivet making it unable to open at all, I will be brining them back for an exchange. Darn it. On second note they working one looks and feels good so far.

This is one of the finest tools in my garage. Built right, does a million things well, stores very small. Top recommendation.

it's hard to clamp to. But it's getting the job done just fine

These are great! They make projects so much easier, and they are easy to set up and take down.

I've owned these sawhorses for several years now and have used them for doing just about everything. The adjustable height legs are a back saver!! I do use the a lot with 2x4's when using my portable table saw when cutting 4x8 sheets of plywood when I'm by myself and you don't need to purchase roller stands (more tools to bring) on a job site.

Best saw horses ever

Absolutely love these sawhorses -quick setup and take down - travel well. As several have mentioned, the major design flaw is the top plastic ends break off after putting a 2x4 in and out. The solution I chose to fix this was to remove the plastic hinge pins from each side, glue the end piece back on, and run a threaded rod through for a single hinge pin. I used a washer, lock washer, and acorn nut on each end.