Bora Speedhorse Saw horses 2 Pack, Heavy Duty Folding Saw Horses 2 Pack Metal Top for 2x4, Heavy Duty Pro Saw Horse for Woodworking, Carpenters, Contractors, PM-4500T

I bought these for myself for Christmas this year. Working on a heavy duty project and my other horses are tied up with the first phase of that project. My existing horses are getting really old, so why not just buy another set anyway? These are INCREDIBLE! Now, I don't care much for emotion in reviews and I try not to ever use them in such...but...making an exception. These really are that great. They are the perfect weight, the legs fold super easily(not something I've had before so bonus), lumber can added to the tops for more surface area, they can be bracketed together with 2x4s to create a complete frame if need and they are very sturdy. The max load weight is very high which is surprising upon initial glance at the legs. No worries, they can take it. I currently have roughly 400-500 lbs sitting on mine and they didn't even flinch at it. Overall a little pricey, but worth it I think for the quality. Very versatile and strong and compact nicely for minimal storage area. I'm probably going to hang mine because I can. These horses would make a great gift. I'm considering sending a set to my father who is also a carpenter. Highly recommended, great buy. AAAAAAA++++++++

Bought these based on a video review. I had my doubts, and the price tag was almost too high for a product I had not personally tested/tried. But I trust the reviewer, so I pulled the trigger, and I am most definitely not disappointed. Key points: 1. They genuinely do fold up and "deploy" with incredible ease. The legs are even designed so it doesn't matter which side you fold up first. 2. Incredibly sturdy. When set up, I'd expect any folding sawhorse to have a significant amount of "wiggle". These don't. They are solid enough to do fairly fine work on. 3. Grippy. The grip pads on the top genuinely do provide enough grip to prevent basic sliding. You'll still want to clamp anything you need held in place properly, but you won't have to worry about accidentally pushing your work piece off the horse with a casual bump. 4. With a couple 2x4's and a plywood sheet, you can make a pair of these into an easy to stow away assembly table. I'm not talking about what you can make using any plywood and sawhorses. This will be rock solid - the 2x4's slot into brackets on the sawhorses for real stability (critical in an assembly table). 8 screws and less than 5 minutes and you can have an 8'x4' surface ready to go that won't slip and slide around under your work. I'm very impressed with the thought put into the brackets that make this possible. Incredibly handy for those of us using half a garage as our shop - space is a premium and anything big that I can stow away when not in use is a big plus. Drawbacks (sort of?): 1. The caps on the feet could be just a touch "grippier", although that is a trade off. Softer plastic would grip better, but would also wear out faster and need replacing. Maybe include a changeable pair of softer feet for grip.... maybe even have a stowaway compartment built in? Seriously, that's a tiny nit to pick, but.. 2. They might be heavier than you want. They are built to last, and that means strong material, which means weight. If you are looking for something you can throw around, these will only be a good fit for stronger physically fit folks. Just be aware. Personally, I love any product that I get and genuinely feel it will last longer than I probably will. These sawhorses seem to fit that bill. That combined with ease of use and the ability to make a very useable assembly table with them really makes them well worth the price.

I already had a pair of portable saw horses from a discount hardware store that worked fine, but I needed something sturdier. I still wanted portability but also liked the idea of adding 2x4s as cross beams. This pair fit the bill perfectly. They were a bit pricier than I planned, but it’s worth it. Since they arrived, I’ve been using them non-stop. They’re sturdy, easy to open, and fold up. The rough strips on top keep my projects from moving, and the cross beam support is a fantastic addition. I also love the fold-down vertical holders on the legs, which are great for different angles. I highly recommend these saw horses to fellow woodworkers and friends. BORA will be my go-to brand for saw horses from now on, whether for myself or as a recommendation.

Can't wait to use them. Very sturdy and good quality

Craftsman ship is gone down hill. I own a older set and I determined I needed a 2nd pair. This pair one of them didn't open when you pulled the lever. I had to file the locking pin slightly to allow the legs to pass when you unlock them. They are very strong and portable, setup in seconds though the leg locks don't always open fully.

I’ve been using 2x4 sawbucks for over 50 years, but these are AWESOME. Collapse and stow real easy. If the legs stick, just added a bit of vaseline/grease to the stub that holds the legs in and now they release first time every time. Love them!

these are far superior to anything i've previously owned or tried. works just like the video. drops with a click of the button and heavy duty construction. thet are heavy but if you want durability I'd expect nothing less.

My workshop is now in a single bay of my garage after many years of having large basement shops. As such, I now have to be creative with workspace, so mobile and knockdown tools and benches are important. These sawhorses are now part of the foundation of my shop. Extremely easy to collapse and set up, they are the base for my primary workspace and/or sheet goods cutting platform. Collapsed they take up very little space, but deployed they’re as sturdy as any rigid sawhorses I have ever made or used. The quick fold and unfold functions work very well. Because of being designed for strength while still being collapsible, these horses are heavier than a lot of others, but I appreciate that and I am more than willing to trade the extra weight to gain the stability and flexibility offered by these horses.