stanley 60582 folding sawhorse twin pack

Rating:
Date: 2008-05-21
Excellent folding saw horses
I'm a contractor and I have 4 pairs of these sawhorses, I'm buying 2 or 3 more pair.

When these exact sawhorses first hit the market 15-20 years ago I laughed when I saw them! I said "What kind of cheap homeowner crap is this?" At that time I made all of my sawhorses out of wood. These sat out in the weather, got rotted, got broken, took up space in the truck, etc. Then I made more, they got wrecked, so I made more, ...

Then I worked with a buddy of mine for a few days, a pro, and we used his Stanley folding plastic sawhorses. I went right out and bought 2 pairs.

These are excellent lightweight sawhorses. They are MUCH sturdier then they look. They're easy to transport and store and they can take a beating. These saw horses will not come apart like the newer, more expensive Stanley "adjustable" sawhorses (I had a pair of these too; the rubber feet came off first time I tossed the things into the truck).

Drawbacks;
*They need reasonably flat, reasonably level ground to hold the 1000 lb advertised.
*They can push over when loading big, heavy stock, IE., they're light and not as "planted" as wooden horses.
*You need to be careful not to cut the things when sawing sheet stock.
*Dirt and sawdust seems to really stick to the horses, especially when wet; and said crap ends up in the truck if you don't turn them upside down and bang `em on the ground.

I'm still using the first pair of these sawhorses that I bought way back when, and I can't tell them from the newer ones. These Stanley plastic sawhorses a great tool for what they are, they are way tougher than they look.

Rating:
Date: 2008-05-02
Saw horses
These are the second set we own and work well, very sturdy and is like having an extra pair of hands.

Rating:
Date: 2007-11-08
hobbled design, missing parts
these are lightweight folding sawhorses, but the design is hobbled by the hinged top and the failure of Stanley to include FOUR extender tabs instead of two (what kind of crack are the suits at Stanley smoking nowadays? obviously none of them have ever used a sawhorse)...

any woodworker knows that sawhorses sometimes are used w/large C-clamps and a couple 2-by-4s to extend the width and support area... i bought these thinking i'd be able to clamp some extra wood onto the top surface area to support building a small dinghy...

but you CAN'T with these! there is no way to reliably clamp a 2-by-4 to the tops of these horses, and the horses-you-know-whats at Stanley ensured your frustration by only including two extenders!

if you want a set of lightweight sawhorses for modest use to refinish a small piece these may work for you...

but don't expect to put this product to work...

Rating:
Date: 2007-10-10
Great sawhorses
These are the greatest things since sliced bread. These sawhorses are inexpensive, light weight, convenient to store and strong. I would recommend them to anyone doing work in their yard or shop. I have seen other similar sawhorses without the tool tray below, but the usefulness of that tray makes having it worthwhile, so I wouldn't get sawhorses without it.

Rating:
Date: 2007-09-17
So close
Very portable and extremely stable. There are two features which make these stand out: one is the secure locking centerpiece and the other is handy "V" topper. Unfortunately, there is only one set of the toppers, so while the product is clearly better than others, it is disappointing not to have the best on both units. If there was a `half star' I would give a 4 ½, but can't go to a 5 on this.

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