I'm on the hunt for some folding sawhorses that are between 36 to 40 inches tall. I need them for a cutting table setup, where I can lay down a sheet of plywood followed by foam. Space is a massive concern since I'll be storing these up in the rafters, so they're got to be lightweight and easy to fold up. I'd also prefer if they have a 2x4 notch for better support while I'm working. I know about those fancy MFT tables, but I'd rather stick with a simpler, wider foam setup. Any suggestions?
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You should definitely check out the BORA adjustable Speedhorse XT—they can extend to 36 inches high, which might be just what you need! They’re pretty sturdy and pack away nicely too.
Have you looked into Jackass sawhorses? They are super easy to make, fold flat for storage, and I hang mine on the wall. They’re really strong and can support quite a bit of weight!
You can also grab Kobalt's 38-inch folding sawhorses for around 28 bucks each at Lowe's. They’re decent if you’re looking for something affordable and portable!
The Tuff Built ones are great too! I think they’re the C700 model or something similar. They're fully adjustable, and I've used them for some heavy loads like 2x6 treated lumber. I actually tried Kobalt ones first, but they didn't hold up as well. The Tuff Built sawhorses also work as a mobile workbench, which is a plus!
Thanks for the tip! I’ll look into those.