Customer Reviews for TOUGHBUILT 39.9" to 45.9"W x 25" to 32"H C700 Adjustable Sawhorse and Jobsite Table with 1300 lb capacity

A pair of these makes a quick job site work bench. Awesome for doing drywall cuts, and frankly any type of cuts. Must have for folks who work by themselves. Some of the best money I ever spent.

Today was my first day using these

This sawhorse is poorly built and weak. The rivet or bolt holding the folding legs broke into 2 pieces while I was spreading the setup. Dont think you want to put too much weight on this thing, the build quality is not that great. Buyer beware!

The latch was made out of spectacularly soft metal and failed upon the second use. The soft clip metal just yielded into the legs until it was an inseparable assembly. They were loaded with barely 200lbf and would not release. Embarrassing for a set of sawhorses made to hold 1300lbf.

LOVE this sawhorse! Features I love: 1. attaching a sacrificial board to the top 2. the adjustable legs are easy to move even with some load on them. 3. The side arms easily clamp boards to make a table with a 2nd sawhorse (I wish that it was designed to have a 2x4 here that would line up perfectly with the sacrificial board on the top, but a run on table saw fixes this.) These are very sturdy, light enough and easy to transport. I also love how they fold up to a tiny footprint. The best last sawhorse you'll need to buy!

So far, best money spent. With the adjustable legs, so easy to level and it's great to have for 4x8 sheets. This is a life saver!

Walked into HD to buy some flimsy plastic sawhorses and then I saw these. I honestly was skeptical of the product because the price wasn't even much more than the plastic-type sawhorses. Got them home and right away had a project for them, what a game changer! Sturdy, adjustable sights, ability to cut 4x8 pieces of plywood, what!? Not many times do you walk into HD and buy a quality product that you feel should be twice as much. Thanks!

Owned for 2 yrs. Stored them in basement. I noticed the finish was bubbling. I peeled back the mfg promo paper decal to expose rust. Submitted a Claim - Normal wear & tear and misuse, abuse, improper care or maintenance voids warranty. Well, I used the <6x. DO NOT BUY!

These things are great. We recently moved into a new house and I obviously couldn’t take my shop with me. These saw horses let me set up a table to build on and use machines like miter saw and planer. My new table saw is already portable. So for now, I can work out of our garage until I get a new shop. These saw horses are very sturdy and extremely strong. Read the instructions and look at the photos on the instruction manual. You can make tables with these and not mess up the top of them.

Don't screw around, buy the best! These are SO legit! I bought them mainly to put my work bench on and couldn't be happier. They are very stout and don't wiggle at all. I continue to be impressed with Tough Built.

I bought 2 today and set them up when I got home. One leg on one of them is twisted and 2 on the other are twisted as well. Don't think this is normal. Disappointed because I was eager to use these. 3rd pic shows how they should be.

I'm a total amateur, DIY'er but these are excellent for my needs. Solidly built but fold up to a small size which is great for my very small condo home. I can set them up easily on my patio and do a little DIY work as needed.

I gotta say I was looking at the Bora Portamate XT Adjustable Leg at 90.00 each. Then I saw a video where a guy my size (250) leaned on the horse (in line with and perpendicular to the legs) and it bent the latch and the horse no longer functioned. So I decided to check these out at Home Depot. I set one up in the store, leaned on it, pushed it tried to make it fail and it didn't. All the reviews tell you about most of the features but they don't tell you that when you adjust the legs higher, it clicks in with authority and you can, without looking , tell how many clicks you used so it's easy to adjust them all the same. And it gets NO WEAKER or Wobblier (is that a word?) Another thing no one mentioned is that yes you can add a 2x4 to the top so you don't cut the sawhorse (And if you have any brains, you add a piece on each side of the handle so you can still use the handle). What they don't tell you is , if you do that they have already intuitively added a piece of steel you simply rotate into place that raises your 2x4/4/4 high enough to compensate for the new (+ 1.5 inches) height of the horse.

They are heavier than I expected, but sturdier than I expected as well. The plastic ones, even for the same cost cannot compare to these. Watch your fingers folding and unfolding, but I actually enjoy setting them up. Just smart engineering, sturdy construction, all the parts fit snugly together. I built a simple work table for them as well. They are pretty long, so the table is a little deeper than I anticipated, but I'm very satisfied with them.

I could not change the default "nickname" this review form has from "HappyHomeowner" If I could, it would be "Disappointed Homeowner". These are nice sawhorses. Very sturdy and easy to setup/take down and store. But the cheap sandpaper they stuck to the top of each one started coming off and peeling during the first use. I'd give 5 stars if it wasn't for that. I wish they would use a material that wouldn't mar or scratch the surface of the material you put on them and would not start to peel off immediately. I still recommend these as long as you know what to expect.

I am totally impressed and happy with these sawhorses (I bought 2). They are super-solid, can take a beating, don't rust if it rains (so far anyway), and have the features that help me work quicker. I think these sawhorses will outlast me... I had read/watched a dozen reviews and top 10 sawhorses lists before buying and am convinced I chose right.

I wish that I had bought a decent pair of sawhorses 40 years ago. Such a time saver. Looking at various models, the price for one of these isn’t that much more than a regular simple sawhorse. The individual adjustable legs open and close fairly easy with the press of one of two buttons. The feet seem a little floppy but once standing the unit is very sturdy. Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase.

At right I was like,”do I really need a heavy duty adjustable sawhorse”? But then again, I rather have it and not need it, then need it and not have it. These by far exceeded my expectations. They are durable for literally any job. I enjoy the grip tape/sandpaper top which pretty much, eliminates any movement during work. Extremely happy and may purchase another set in the near future.

I LOVE this product. High quality, durability and strength. Don’t think I’ll ever need to buy another sawhorse. I bought two and have been working a project with extremely heavy steel beams. These sawhorses have been a life saver for my project.

Awesome saw horses. You really need a sturdy work surface. Don’t go cheap - get the best.

I dont know what to say. I have used the plastic ones and they do the job but give out eventually. I bought 2 as a self birthday gift, a bit pricy but well worth it. I will never have to buy another set of saw horses ever again. Compactable and versatile! I am 6'4 and i love the heigjt adjustments!

Top notch tool. I bought 2 because I had an old fence I was cutting up, and who doesn’t buy 2 sawhorses? I’ve seriously only used one of them. The additional cutting supports on these things are incredible. Nothing has gone overlooked. Each leg can be adjusted individually, allowing a level surface even when the ground is far less than level, and the size they fold down to for storage...holy cow. I literally brag to all my friends and family about my sawhorses, that’s how good of a product this is.

This horseshoe build like a TANK

ONE use at 50lbs and the leg height release was stuck in all 4 legs of the saw horse. The metal plates that were supposed to release the leg height bent instead of releasing and the curved part of the plate is stuck in the notch. And yes Toughbuilt customer service, I followed the instructions and release order. I can’t fold it back up and Home Depot isn’t taking returns right now. NOT HAPPY.

After internet research, I knew these were the sawhorses for me. Only thing, is ... for the undersides which are not completely flat and solid, I need to place a piece of wood to hold my clamps. The image demos this. I really like these sawhorses, and I highly recommend them. Easy to fold up and put away!

Very sturdy. Variety of way to use them. Sandpaper like grip on tops that really helps hold things in place. Very Satisfied!

My buddy always gets the cheapest metal saw horses and keeps saying they're nice & light, cheap & do the job....until I got a pair of these & he tried them out...now he loves them! We were building kitchen cabinets and it's nice to have these horses that can go down low so you can reach over the top of the cabinet while assembling to doing edge banding and even polyurethaning. The garage we were working at had a pretty steep tar ramp into the cement floor of the garage. There was stuff in the way in the garage and we had to set up one pair of horses on that slope...no problem as the legs are all independently adjustable, move the lever pull out as much length you need (they even have a built in ruler to boot!) and lock the lever (see pics). The horses are not very heavy and are well built with many features that come in handy like the pull out panel leaver for cutting sheet goods, non slip top (like sandpaper) and 2x4 holders to tie 2 horses together. They fold up as small as the cheap metal horses and have a handle on the top for easy carrying. Overall these are SO much better than the plastic and cheap metal horses and worth the few extra dollars for the pair.

This is a great product! I appreciate the stability of these horses, and the way they can fold up so compact. And the feature of slide outs to accommodate two by fours with a sheet of plywood on top makes for a very stable platform to use as a workbench. I would recommend these horses to any contractor.

Bought this hoping to save some time making myself a couple additional sawhorses out of 2x4 for the out feed of my table saw while doing a basement project. The very first time I used it the brace between the legs buckled and it collapsed to the floor bringing the board I was cutting down with it. I straightened out the brace used it about 8 more times and then it did it again. The brace is a flimsy piece of crap. I would not recommend this sawhorse if you plan on using it for anything that would give ANY lateral loading. Also it would not adjust high enough to match the height of my Ridgid R4513 jobsite table saw. I'll be returning it soon

Recently moved into a new house with a detached shop. I had been pondering how to set up work benches for both my motorcycles and wood working. Being the shop has to share space with 6-10 motorcycles the center space has to double duty which was leading me towards portable benches when my wife saw the advertisement for these benches in a catalog. When I saw the feature for holding 2x4s to make a job site, or portable workbench I said by me 4. made my first workbench for the chop saw that will double duty as a router table. Already using the table to build a few projects to finish boot-strapping my shop rebuild project, like putting in barn doors. When I am not doing wood working the tables will all break down and stack against the wall yielding the center of the shop for the motorcycle lifts