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What Customers Are Saying
The sawhorse brackets received mixed reviews. Many found them easy to assemble and use, allowing for adjustable heights and widths at an affordable price. However, some customers reported issues with the design and quality, including the brackets not securely gripping the boards, unstable legs, and the overall construction feeling cheap. The brackets seem suitable for light-duty, occasional use, but may not hold up well for heavy-duty or long-term applications.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Quick use saw horse for storage use
Would RecommendEase of Use
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buy something stronger, more secure
Would Not RecommendPiece of junk. Soft metal bent when assembling saw horse.
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Real sawhorses
Would RecommendThis was a great buy I needed two sawhorses so I bought two sets I am extremely satisfied it beets the tar out of the plastic sawhorses you should include the 2x4s to make it the Best Buy out there.
Don’t buy these
Would Not Recommend2x4’s didn’t fit in the leg positions without being beat in with a mallet. The angle of the legs was . minimal. I expected an easier go together but the designers need to actually put it together. Waste of $$$ and I didn’t return them after beating them together
Read above
Would Not RecommendThe product is not well made. In order for the 2x4 to fit they must be shaved.
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Lowes had the only saw horse brackets in stock
Cheap junk
Would Not Recommend12 or $13 for a couple bits of very light metal is a rip off. Also, I expected I was buying four connections to make a pair of small horses. Not so!
That’s all
They worked fine for small projects. I think the metal gauge is too light for heavier loads. I needed something more stable for my use.
You need to buy two.
Would RecommendShould be packaged 2 in a package. Who builds one saw horse?
Flimsy
Would Not RecommendThe product is surprisingly flimsy. The metal is thin and easily deforms under load.
Faulty Design, won't work with 2x4 stock lumber.
Would Not RecommendI purchased these (or a better much version of these) some years ago and they were GREAT. But these newer versions will not clamp a 2x4 properly. The dimensions for the legs are fine, but the top part is designed to clamp a board that is 1-1/4" wide, NOT 1-1/2" wide (which is a standard 2x4). I considered ripping 2x4s down on the table saw to 1-1/4" to make these work, but then decided to see what else was available and probably return these. I'll update with what I find.