Make Adjustable Sawhorses [+ With PLANS]
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These adjustable Sawhorses are a simple, yet affordable project that you can build in just a few hours, and I know that they will come in handy around your shop or on the job site for years to come.
A note about building this project, if you are going to build a pair of the these adjustable sawhorses, just make sure to double the cut list before you start… and always, thanks for watching, Jon
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I love how beautiful even your shop projects are. Your description of what your are doing is wonderful and so helpful to someone learning this craft.
Looks like a great design if you have a need for adjustable heights! Simple and effective. With some additional thought and planning, you could even make the heights correspond to various machinery for indeed/outfeed support! My only criticism is footprint they'd take up when not in use. In that regard, nothing I've found works better than the 2 sets of folding plastic sawhorses I bought 30 some years ago. All 4 of them hang neatly on the wall on a bracket and out of the way. They're good quality, hold a lot of weight and are easy to carry. These look really good though, Jon!
Hi Everyone, this is the link to the plans. jonpeters.com/shop/adjustable-sawhorses-plans/ don't forget to double the cut list to make two horses. Thanks for watching, Jon
I like your video projects... 👍🤝🤝🔔🔔🙏
As a novice woodworker this looks to be a perfect project for re cycling pallets, which I have free access to. Very sturdy, and the adjustable height is great for me and my Gardening Projects
Great design, simple build. Always enjoy and appreciate your direct, no fluff presentation on your videos. Really appreciate the free plans. Thanks for this one!
Hey thanks for a truly ingenious sawhorse design. The only way I deviated from the plans was to use 5/8" diameter hitch pins instead of anchor bolts. They came with retainer clips. So if I am doing something with a lot of vibration they're unlikely to slip out. I also love how sturdy they are.
Thank you Jon for sharing! I will add a partial plywood sheet and make a comfortable / adjustable work station for my scroll saw to get the most usable height for standing or sitting. I really enjoy your style of teaching and clear explanations - over all a great video channel.
Excellent job
Thanks!
Looks like a solid pair of saw horses. Looking forward to building them myself, thanks!
Very nice and good make, all houses need like this one i hope for all emergency needs. You are nice.
Your teaching is wonderful thanks for helping in my learning
They look to be very useful. Thank you for sharing your video.
This is just one of the best fucking videos explaining a build I've ever found. Thank you so much. I've never been so excited to start a new project.
@@dogg724 cool thanks! That’s great to hear…appreciate it 👍
These are super nice! Definitely needs a set
Greetings from Nicaragua, Mister Peters.
What an awesome design I love it
Awesome. Can’t wait to make these. Thank you for sharing this terrific project.
You can position the lower cross braces to be halfway up the holes. So there would be adjustments every 1 inch instead of 2 inches
nice build! If i were to change one thing I'd add a holder for the adjustment pins, mainly coz I'd probably misplace them
Great idea. You could add some rare earth magnets, or even drill a hole into the foot to accept the pin.
I’m in the process of making a pair of these. Not as perfect as yours but sufficient for my needs.
Great design..so satisfying to watch sir!!!
Very simple build that can be incredibly helpful. Love it!
VERY NICE BUILT< LOOKS SO EASY WHEN YOU DO IT
One dove tail slot across the top offset from the connecting screws, and you have a nice little set up for Micro Jig clamps.
Terrific build Jon! Those look like very heavy duty sawhorses for sure. I would build them with a detachable base for easier transport. Thanks for the plans! 👍😉👏
!! Wow Ya Did it And it's easy to build for a Mecnec Like Me So Glad I Watched this Goin to Be Handy to hav Thanks Again for Sharin Your Project Keep them Comin
Nice job. If more adjustability is needed, use 2x6 verticals with 2 ( or even 3) columns of holes offset by 1" (or whatever) so they can be staggered.
Great video, thanks for the plans
Love this idea. Thinking I may use this for an adjustable height assembly table. Thought about buying a set of adjustable height office-desk table legs, but this is far cheaper.
Fantastic work, Jon! Thanks a lot for all the tips! 😃
I definitely need some of those!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great work on the saw houses Jon! Thanks for sharing them with us!💖👍😎JP
Thanks JP!
Your very welcome Jon! Have a wonderful weekend!😎
Perfect set for my shop. Thanks for the plans
Cheers
Good job please thanks greetings from Ghana
These are really cool Jon! I 100% could use these in my shop.. I may have to build some! Great job sir! Brian
Thanks Brother!
Another great video. Thank you for providing this one. It is definitely something I need.
Great video Jon.😊
Cool!!! Nice set!!! Thanks Jon!!!! 👍😎
Really like that sawhorse design.thanks for the idea.ps that table saw is a thing of beauty.we don't get sawstops this side of the ocean. No fair
Cool design and great presentation!
Those look great, Jon. Now I don't have an excuse not to build a set. Thanks for the video and the plans.
Bill
Im going to making a couple of these over my xmas break. Great design and as mentioned Im going to make the adjustments correspond at certain heights to suit my saws etc.
Thanks so much neat idea. I will make them for sure👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another great build.
Very nice, Jon~! I've been looking for a good sawhorse design to replace the plastic A-frame ones that I've been using for years. I think this is the ticket. Thanks much for the free plans~!
Muy buen trabajo me gusta
I tried to get away with using cedar pickets for all the braces. After all, this first one I'm making is a test. I wholeheartedly advise against using cedar. It's not nearly strong enough. I also advise making a jig for the foot leg assembly.
I haven't made the part that is made last. But based on what I've done so far, I would recommend making another jig to keep that part square. Be sure to follow Jon's instructions how to keep the feet identical. It's very important.
It looks like depending on where you insert the pin (top rail vs bottom) you can get adjustability finer then the two inch spacing of the holes in the riser.
Nice build. Thanks. Many opportunities for the builder to make custom modifications to meet their shop's needs.
This would make an excellent starter project for new ww students.
Also, all the work could be done w basic hand tools.
Thanks.
Great saw horses and great video.
I'm going to try and modify to skip some of the ripping cuts.
Thanks! 👍
Please do you have a video on bunker bed, wardrobe or rotating shoe shelves please thanks
This is great, thanks for the video.
Jon just applied for the saw horse plans If you don`t mind I am making a small design change I am going to dado a one inch wide dove tail channel with top opening being slightly less than three quarters so a dowel will be just above the surface and work like a roller on an out feed
Very nice--great design! [though I personally rarely have needed to use supports that adjust vertically]
Beautiful! Might try out a standing deal concept with this. Are you still happy with your Montana counter sink? Was looking at buying one for Christmas.
Thanks for sharing. I couldn't make it what kind of drill bit you used, and i didn't find it on your tool page. Could you please enlighten me?
I am in the process of making more of these adjustable sawhorses. It is not as easy as it looks. And I am a fair to middlin woodworker. I've got the first one about three-quarters done. The quality is so low I would be embarrassed to even attempt to sell it. No fault except mine. I will keep at it, though.
thank you
Nut on other end…looks great
Nice I guess if it fits your needs but alot of extra material making them heavier and they dont fold up for storage..
Fantastic
Jon, you may want to erase this comment.
I find that the leg/foot assembly, as designed, is too hard for me to do, accurately, since I don't own a finish nailer. What I'm going to do with the next one will be to use a one-piece foot running horizontally. The triangle braces will be approximately 14 inches tall and 16 inches wide. The feet will have a cutout on the bottom 3in in from both ends, about 11/2 deep. I finished my first one and I had about five and a half hours invested in making just that one. I had it in my head that it was only going to take me about maybe an hour and a half to make one. You make it look real easy. And you did a great job.
I am kind of weak on being able to upload from my photos, but if I can figure it out I'll send you one photo.
nice job but ...how can anything be cut accurately marking with a soft pencil as thick as a crayon ???
Hello! Thank you for sharing this valuable carpenty information, very interesing; I have a question about your saw table because I see that it is large and need one like that, can you please share the brand and line of that team? Thank yuo vey much in advance, greetings.
Thank you for not spreading the glue with your finger. I find evenly placed glue unnecessary.
No music! No “guys!” No “smash the subscribe button!” Plus a good script, simple no-fuss production, and good plans! Huzzah! (What’s the white device on the table saw fence?)
Remote control for Dust collection
@@JonPetersArtHomeah. Thought maybe it was a camera remote. Cheers.
Muito bom, preciso um cavalete assim.
I wish the plans were free :). But I guess I can watch the video. Few times and get all the info :)
Or you could support someone that creates consistent useful content… Or maybe say thank you thank you for the clear helpful video.
The adjustable height would help a lot in my garage, they can double as out feed/side support for the tablesaw 👌
Hi Jon,
I've been seeking a sawhorse design that would lend itself to outfeed table utility and by goodness, I think I've found my victim. I can see that you have had a lot of takers on this concept, but finding a decent outfeed support for my table saw would be the bomb.
Due to its inherent abilty to free stand, provide a wide base of stability as well as a decent amount of 35"+ stabilty, why not?
I plan to play around with the foundation your design provides and if it works out, I'll provide you with some photos of my Frankenstein sawhorse creation. Ahhh-Haa-Haa-Haa! Damn, I think my attempt at an evil laugh just caused my autocorrect to blow up). Cheers ... Dave
Awesome Dave!👍
This is Exactly what I need for my table saw and a planer, of course at different heights. I would appreciate a link to your plans, and I'm willing to pay you for them. I did click on your link and got a suspended page notice. I really appreciate your designs and your sharing of those designs.
Thanks, my site was down but it’s back up now
Amazing...👍👍 I like your skill, inspiring for me?
Can this be made foldable?
I don't know if it's true, but I heard that it put Mr. Bartholomew, the inventor, into a psychotherapy class for recovery!
What make chop saw are you using ?
Kapex festool
Are the plans for these online and free?
Tried to purchase your plans for the adjustable saw horse. Will not accept my password. don't want pay pal, just want pay by credit card. I will just watch video a few times and take notes. why do you make so difficult to buy your product.
HOLA, REALMENTE LOS PLANOS NO SON GRATIS
Norm said for me to tell you to wear safety glasses.
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@@JonPetersArtHome your adjustable sawhorse video is inspiring. I was thinking about how to make a pair that incorporates either a bottle jack or scissors jack. I'm guessing putting a two-by-four or 2 x 6 across the top braces?
What a complete waste of time!!! My $20 plastic Harbor Freight ones work just as well!!! I can picture you chuckling while reading this... I enjoy seeing everyone customize their own saw horses differently. Well done Bud. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
I'm sure your comment about the Harbor Freight plastic horses was made in jest. Those are the reason I'm looking at plans for saw horses. I'm working on a fairly heavy platform for a washer and dryer, and can barely manage the weight. To make it easier to unload the materials to build it, I decided to cut the plywood to size in my 16' X 7' trailer, using the HF plastic horses. With my wife's help, we managed to get the plywood on the horses, but one of the links that holds the legs in place separated while we were cutting and the last couple of inches of the kerf broke. Not a happy camper! They're so lightweight that it's hard to put something fairly heavy on them without having them flip over. I do have some HF horses with metal legs and wooden top that work pretty well, but they're in an outbuilding holding up another project.
PLANS LINK IS BAD. So tired of people baiting you to click a link to a video that no longer nhas supporting documentation.
Just tried it and it worked for me
Well good but doesn't work for me. I get a
"No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post."
Ah. Found the link. There are two links that come up for me. Sorry for negative post. Just confused by having two links that appeared with the same name.
@@frederickstehle11 no problem I’ll take another look and get rid of the broken link
chilbi its not foldable...
I like it. Am I allowed to make them and sell them?
Cool build Jon. Thanks for the great info...🤘🤘🤘
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