Chevalet pliable en métal

I took a new pair of these saw horses to a job site and when I tried to drop a couple of pre-cut studs into the slots to set up a work surface it was no go. I had to cut about 1/32” out of all four slots to allow the pre-cuts to drop in. We double checked the slots with pieces of 2x4 from other jobs and nothing would drop in. I even checked the slot width with a good pair of dial calipers and all four slots checked about 1.490. Seriously Dewalt, I don’t know where you get the plastic parts made but you need to step up your quality control. For the cost of the time lost reworking the slots I could have bought Bora horses.

I love how two of the sawhorses locked together, which allowed me to and handle it as if it was a single item. So there’s no leaving behind one sawhorse. And with the contact to force it is you have to individually moving items if you’re like me working out of welding rig, then there is already enough stuff that will roll around in the back. I’ve only had one small bit of the plastic chip off in these things get thrown around with the steel. I’m impressed actually. Up and over-structural steel installer

I picked these up a few weeks ago and have been using them almost daily. I really like that they are just a couple of inches taller than most other portable saw horses and very strong considering their skinny frame. Only problem is the no-skid pads on top that keep sheet stock from sliding around are easy to pop out and get lost. I work with a lot of sheet goods so this a bit of a concern.

Had a brand new pair of these stacked with about 400lbs of lumber and one collapsed after the 2nd day of being stacked. Yes the legs were locked open…. The design is nice and there was a lot of thought put into them but the plastic is just not strong enough. I love Dewalt tools but this one just isn’t as tough as everything else. The size and design were the plus for this one.

I do remodeling and construction for a living, so all my tools are put to the test. And like all my other dewalt tools the sawhores from dewalt are tough as nails and ergonomically designed to make using them simple and efficient. I only buy dewalt and only wish they made pipe wrenches. :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was persuaded to purchase this metal sawhorse after using regular wood sawhorses made on the job. For years. This DeWalt metal saw horse holds our 15" miter saw and is very sturdy. The extensions work great too. Sooooo glad I got this. Too bad not available 20 years ago!? :)

First time using these sawhorses as you can see couldn’t hold much weight basically imploded on themselves with not that much lumber. Trying to locate the warranty information is a struggle as well usually love Dewalt products not impressed with these

Used for home use, odd jobs/light construction. Lightweight when carrying and you are able to latch two together to carry them at the same time. the plastic piece that locks the legs is a little on the flimsy side, but the other plastic/metal isn't.