Adjustable Steel Sawhorse - 330-Lb. Capacity
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Not easy to assemble, but does it's job well
Not easy to assemble, but once I finished it, it is very good and sturdy. Has been outside in the weather a lot, and no signs of rust. Holds logs very well during cutting with my chainsaw.
April 23, 2013
Wood Cutting Helper
This product is really helpful in getting some long logs cut to size. Saves your back form having to bend over. Instructions aren't very clear but assemble is easy to figure out. This product works great n cutting up smaller wood under 10 inches. Just drop them all in and cut all at once.
April 23, 2013
Adj steel sawhorse
-Product should have been listed as shipped KD
-Instructions were poorly presented, difficult to read w/o as magnifying glass and light
-Assorted Fasteners (about 50) were all dumped together in one baggy
-Need a table, light, and +30 minutes to assemble
-Since I am partially disabled I probably will never get it assembled
It appears to be adequate to handle 4-5" diameter branches/small trunks
April 3, 2013
Instructions
The item will do its job as listed but the instructions are as about as bad as I have ever seen they give no guidance what so ever. They are in one word useless its to bad the item is not bad and worked pretty well if I was to buy this again I would have second thoughts about it knowing what I know now...
March 24, 2013
Hard to put together !
As was mentioned in other reviews, the instructions to this item are terrible, and it's better off to go by the picture. Even when assembled correctly ( I think ! ), it is still somewhat flimsy and wobbly. I have only used it with branches, not 10" circumference logs, but it seems to work ok for that. Crossbars on this item are very poorly thought out: they should be flat at the ends to mesh with the horizontal bars. I would have definitely paid extra to have this item assembled and folded flat to ship. I can see why it's always on sale !
November 18, 2012
Extremely Poor Instructions- FRUSTRATION
What should take 10 minutes to put together took me over 2 hours! This is the worst instuctions I've ever seen, PLUS the nuts are locking so, you can bearly get them started onto the bolt.
The price is very good, maybe a good weekend product - but not a long term solution.
I would CHALLENGE Northern Tool to have an employee set one up and time them.
November 7, 2012
BAD BUY!!!!!!!
The product that I ordered is not worth the money. It is flemsy and not easy to put together. Waste of my money and time.
October 8, 2012
Worth the price
I cut, split, and burn about 6 cords of wood each year. I try to use as much of the tree as I can, and often wind up having to deal with quite a bit of 2-4" branch. This sawhorse has proven a back saver by allowing me to cut at a comfortable height.
Key features for me - Sturdy! Once assembled, the sawhorse is strong and stable. Lightweight - easy to throw in the trailer to take to the tree. Safe! The jaws hold the wood securely as long as you have the horse adjusted correctly - so much better than trying to use my feet like hands. And versitile! The legs are not equally spaced, so you can cut to the length you want instead of working around the tool.
Now if only I could make it cut the wood for me....
May 7, 2012
sturdy enough for elm logs
ive used mine to hold three 90+ pound wet elm logs at the same time and cut all three no problem the teeth on the sides work great and it wasnt a problem to assemble i just used the pic on the package
January 16, 2012
Very Helpful
I heat my house, mostly by means of my wood-stove, so I cut a lot of firewood. I always carry a Cold Steel Rifleman's Hawk on my belt, to knock off small limbs. I've found that I can set a large (4-6 foot) branch on the sawhorse, use the hammer side of my hawk to pound the branch down and cut. The pieces will stay in place, even after I'm through cutting. They come off of the horse easily, as well. This thing has saved me a lot of time and effort by minimizing the amount of handling I have to dedicate to each log. I highly recommend this to anyone who cuts a fair amount of wood. My neighbor saw mine and bought two for his own use.
January 10, 2012