In this video, I am making two sawhorses with leveling glides. I need them for some projects that require a flat surface. The first thing I’m going to build on them is a fab table. I decided not to make it foldable to avoid any play caused by moving parts. Even though I'm not going to use them often, I have no space problem and I think I will find a place to store them.

When it comes to choosing the best sawhorse or work table, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Projects vary, and people have different needs. This is why it is important to check over the sawhorse in order to make sure it has all of the features you’re in need of, and most of all, make sure it is able to support the weight for your projects.

Regardless of who you are, having a good portable workstation is needed. Okay, if you’re into interior decorating or cooking, you probably don’t need one. But if you love DIY projects or work constructions, then a portable sawhorse would surely come in handy.

“Sawhorse” can be a funny word, especially if you’re not familiar with what they are. Long story short, a sawhorse is a frame that is portable – you lay wood on it. Most people use them to raise and support wood they’re cutting with a saw.

A basic sawhorse has two sets of legs that are shaped in the form of a flipped V with a beam that joins the two sets.

The sawhorse is a common sight found on construction sites, and even in the back of a contractor’s truck. To the average person, they look like paint and concrete encrusted beams, but to the contractor, they’re their portable work stands that are designed to be moved from job to job. At home, they may be used as dedicated surfaces such as worktables or benches.

The best sawhorses are those that can be taken down and folded up quickly in order to be stored away, and then popped back up whenever you need them.

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