CRAFTSMAN Metal Sawhorse, Folding (‎CMST11154)

Thank you for such an amazing product!
I purchased this to use to hang some cans from to shoot with my pellet gun and it works so good! Super easy to put up and take down. It’s also very easy to move around because it’s so lightweight so I can take it anywhere. It feels very sturdy and durable, and the utility of this is amazing! And for the price you cannot beat this. It’s not even worth it to build some thing on your own because of how cheap this is and how easy to use and carry around it is. There’s so many different uses for this item. Like I said I use it for my pellet gun and it works amazing to hold targets! I love it!

Way better Than I Hoped
I’m writing this review to help those who are in the spot I was in.I have the big Toughbuilt C700 saw horses and I love them so I can compare the two.I’m a lic subcontractor and have 2 table saws, 4 miter saws, a old Craftsman Radial Arm saw, Craftsman band saw and a lot more. I’m just showing I’m not a novice or weekend warrior with saws.As most of my jobs are 1-3 days long and do a lot of stuff around the home I needed something that was light, quick and easy to set up and use. The C700 while a dream, does not fit that bill.I looked into the folding plastic, the add your 2×4 kind etc. They all looked like “expensive” trouble.I saw these Craftsman and some reviews said they were flimsy, cheap, wobbly, etc.I love them!They are pretty strong, sturdy, very lightweight and can be set up and broken down very quickly AND, 2 of them fit in a 6”x6”x36” box in my truck. Just try that with those plastic ones. (Or the C700.)Yes there is no sandpaper surface or fancy 2×4 holders and the little rubber anti slider things are a joke but for what they are they’re great!If you want big heavy duty saw ponies then don’t get these but…Right now I’m using 4 of these set up with 3/8” ply clamped to one of them (one 6” clamp) for work tables on a dead lawn yard with very uneven gopher holed ground.One pair has my 12” miter saw, the other pair is a work table for pocket holes, jigsaw, drilling, sanding, planing, etc. My awesome Toughbuilt C700 are set up (with 2×4 connector and 5/8ths ply base) for cutting 4×8 plywood sheets with a track saw on.On the 12” miter saw the ply (3’x2’) is not even clamped and has not moved after over a week (left in place-covered with plastic at night,) of continuous sawing of at least 25 2×4’s plus 40+ lengths of 2x2x8 from ripped 2×4’s.I don’t think I’d try cutting full sheets on the Craftsman (maybe with 4 of them staggered in a row I would…) but I have cut smaller pieces and some MDF/pine base for some quickie cuts without plywood for a work base.I use a table saw stand but I’ve used these Craftsman stands with clamped ply and the saw clamped to the ply for small to medium cuts.Yes one of the Craftsman fell over when I slid a 2x4x12 on it so I got a Husky roller stand out. (It fell over twice.)As far as pinching your fingers when closing? Not a issue for me but as I came close to destroying my hand the first time I closed my Toughtbuilt C700’s, I was “on duty” upon the first closing of these. Still I don’t see a problem.Just don’t expect them to do the job of the big ones and they’re better than just fine.A little long but maybe this will help someone looking for a excellent, inexpensive alternative to a 32 gal trash can for some serious “quickie” support.

Light Weight Medium Duty Sawhorse
I have use numerous different sawhorses over my 40 year construction career. These sawhorses are well built and mostly steel so they should be durable if used properly. I would not use these daily on a construction job as they are not heavy duty enough for long-term daily use. For homeowner use or periodic construction use they are fine.Pros: Light weight. Affordable. Well built for the price. Not plastic!Cons: A little too short in height and length. Need to attach wood on top as sacrificial cutting surfaces. Medium duty at best. Not heavy duty enough for daily construction job work.These are a better choice than most of the plastic sawhorses which all eventually break. These don’t have many bells and whistles but get the job done and for a long time if using them within their limits.

Excellent addition to your work shop
I never thought I would be so happy with a pair of saw horses, but these work fantastic. They’re super light weight, and they are easy to fold up and put away in a small storage area. At one point I had 30 cedar boards that were 8ft long, 5in wide, and 1/2in thick, and these saw horses looked like they could hold 30 more without a problem. Really amazed at these little things.

When I read the store page and it said 1,000 pound capacity per pair I was a skeptical. But, I needed some more sawhorses and they were a good price. Well, after putting at least 400 to 500 pounds on them I have to say they are definitely tougher than they look. They didn’t warp or break. They do sway a little if you bump them with the load on. They also fold up really compactly and you can clip a pair together for storage. I’ve saved them on my list in case I want to buy any in the future.

I had 4 of them, they look light, but they work well, I’ve had bigger heavier ones, but these are much lighter to move around for everyday use. But this batch, the reds are abit off. But it doesn’t affect anything, just an observation.

Absolutely love these,really solid, lightweight but very sturdy,easy fold up for storage,great quality and awesome price,cheaper than stores!