ToughBuilt - Folding Sawhorse/Jobsite Table - Sturdy, Durable, Lightweight, Heavy-Duty, 100% High Grade Steel, 41.5-Inch Easy Carry Handle - (TB-C550)

Though they are not exactly cheap, these are some of the best ones out there. Very sturdy and easy to collapse and set back up.

These sawhorses (I bought 2) are solid, sensible and high quality. Many of the other sawhorses are plastic and, while that can be nice in some circumstances, a sawhorse is something you need to be able to count on super sturdy. This is the sturdiest of them all and it has nice little features — anti-slip surface across the top of the sawhorse, it neatly folds up and has a great carrying handle built into the top, the legs have adjustable feet (that’s an extra, but very definitely worth it) and there are slots at each end of the sawhorse for a board to be inserted (the boards go from one sawhorse to the other; in other words, once you lay plywood across everything, it creates a “table” — man, that’s ideal. If I were a contractor, I’d be able to trust the long-term durability of the sawhorses (being tossed into the truck at the end of each workday, etc.) — I’m a woodworker (not as a trade), so mine are put in place to create a worktable for cutting, assembly, painting, etc., then they’re folded and put away until another need arises. These sawhorses replace the plastic ones I had before — surprisngly, my search for these showed me almost all the sawhorses on the market are disappointing in any number of ways. These by ToughBuilt stand out from the group as convincingly superior in every way. If you happen to be frail or infirm, you might want to check the weight — they aren’t overly heavy, but they’re definitely a good deal heavier than plastic ones. This is an extremely nice product and I expect them to last for my entire life — that’s how they’re built.

Yep! 100% you get what you pay for here. They cost a few dollars more but its like 20 bucks upfront to never feel aggravated. These are rock solid saw horses that fold into nothing and could travel in a tiny car if needed. Do it.

Glad I didn't end up making them myself. Easy to store and assemble. Like the feet because I use them outside on dirt. Had at least 600-800 pounds on them. Bent a little bit where the legs meet the main platform but stayed sturdy. Would like to see these in thicker gauge metal. Cheap enough to buy several pairs.

Love these saw horses they are so light but so strong! When I first took them out of the box and felt their weight I was like uh oh this isn't going to be good! Lol boy was I proven wrong! These are great not only for sawing wood but you can use these as a pop up table for almost anywhere! Garage sale, camping, marketing event just bring a couple 2 x 4s, a piece of plywood and a table cloth and you have a very sturdy instant table! I made an on the go table top just for these saw horses in my workshop! Now they don't just sit in the shop until my next job comes up! I want to take them up into the mountains with my table top and do some outdoor cooking!

These seem pretty heavy duty. The box weighs a ton and I took a quick glace at them and set them up fast. All looks to be well built and should work for the needs. They are a gift so once they get used I will report back any issues.

I have tried saw horses built from 2x4's, plastic 🙄, tin and 1x4's, all have been total failures. The one's made of 2x4's work okay but they dont fold up.These just totally blow the others away. They are light enough you can pack them around but they look so heavy duty and well made you will never overload them. I honestly dont think you could build them better. Thank you Amazon for selling these. I have never seen anything at the big box stores this nice.I think I just found a Christnas gift for someone.

I especially like the non-slip material on the top of the beam, which grabs the material nicely. Easy to pick up and carry with the handle in the middle. The legs are pretty wobbly until you lock them in place, then they’re solid, and the added footing adjusts instantly to uneven ground.