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Bobbynofish 08-17-2014 02:18 PM

Saw horses
 
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Been doing quite a bit of wood work lately without any saw horses. Really has taken some extra time not having them so I broke down today and made a set. Hopefully help for future projects. Attachment 73309Attachment 73310

Goooh 08-17-2014 02:38 PM

Good lookin sawhorses, i keep wondering how long I will deal with cutting on tailgates and picnic tables before I commit to building some horses...

"I'm almost done, won't be doing any more projects for a while so I'll just tough it out"

Bobbynofish 08-17-2014 02:40 PM

Haha - exactly what I was doing as well. I got p'd off today and knocked it out. Couldn't do anymore make shift.

Bluechip 08-17-2014 03:26 PM

I have 2 sets of those and love them.

I found a design on the web and built them. Nice job.

Bobbynofish 08-17-2014 03:39 PM

Yeah that's same thing I did as well - they seem pretty solid and happy the way they turned out

Elbert Chamblee 08-17-2014 06:29 PM

saw horses
 
I had a aluminum ladder on my cheapo plastic sawhorses a few weeks back. I went to garage the next morning and the legs had give in to heat/3o lbs of weight. Had 6 boxes of stuff trying to sort out and get down to two boxes. Stuff scattered everywhere. I like my sawhorses tall like 39" because I hate leaning over to do woodworking. Have a 4' X 8' rolling work table with 6- 4X4 legs and 38" high. It is low enough for whatever I push across the table saw ....if I chock the wheels first. Looks like you used treated wood and that is a good idea.

Bobbynofish 08-17-2014 08:28 PM

I was thinking of making these a bit higher but for what I do, 32" will suffice.

Gerald 08-18-2014 10:28 AM

I got a couple that you could have borrowed.

Yours look better than mine.

Bobbynofish 08-18-2014 10:30 AM

Thanks Gerald. This actually a ploy to fill up the garage so the wife lets me build a "shop"! Haha

latravcha 08-18-2014 03:03 PM

They look great.
You may want to lay another 2x4 on top of the other one. If you do that you can cut into it when cutting something and when the board is cut up to much you just change it out

Bobbynofish 08-19-2014 02:14 PM

That's a good idea. Thanks

keakar 08-19-2014 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Goooh (Post 714656)
Good lookin sawhorses, i keep wondering how long I will deal with cutting on tailgates and picnic tables before I commit to building some horses...

"I'm almost done, won't be doing any more projects for a while so I'll just tough it out"

when you do what I did and get distracted by someone talking to you and cut into the tailgate of your nice truck :pissed: it really helps you prioritize the value of a set of good saw horses lol

Goooh 08-19-2014 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by keakar (Post 715106)
when you do what I did and get distracted by someone talking to you and cut into the tailgate of your nice truck :pissed: it really helps you prioritize the value of a set of good saw horses lol


That sounds like a bad day!

eman 08-19-2014 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by latravcha (Post 714861)
They look great.
You may want to lay another 2x4 on top of the other one. If you do that you can cut into it when cutting something and when the board is cut up to much you just change it out

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lay the top board w/ 2 sunk screws .


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