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How To: Simple Folding Sawhorses with Free Template
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- This video shows you how to make a pair of folding sawhorses, without any special tools or techniques. The downloadable template makes it super-simple.
Free Downloadable Template - drive.google.com/open?id=1dnz...
Technical drawing - drive.google.com/file/d/1cyfM...
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This video uses royalty-free music, performed by XTaKeRuX and Silent Partner.
Hey everyone! I forgot to mention this in the video, but the sawhorse legs are 34" (864mm) long. The top beams are 36" (914mm) long. And the cross-braces are 30" (762mm) long. But you can adjust those dimensions to fit your needs. As long as the legs are made from 2x4 lumber, the template will work, no matter how long you make the legs.
Also, if you use 2x4 lumber for the top beam, it will stick up an inch above the legs. That's intentional. So for example, if you're using a circular saw, the blade won't cut into the sawhorse legs. If the top beam gets chewed up, no big deal. You can slap another 2x4 in there, and keep going.
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How do u get the templates
There's a link in the description. But here it is again: drive.google.com/file/d/1dnzyMhkqXM4f9xIoHHVYt-W4AXJlyJb1
You can download and print it. Make sure the line marked "1 Inch" on the template is actually an inch long (25.4mm). If it isn't, you may need to adjust the print settings. Enjoy!
What size are the screws that you put in cross braces?
You mentioned the size on the 1/4” Diameter Bolts, but not the screws to attach the Cross Braces.
This is the best and easiest to follow video on saw horses on RUclips. I've watched a heap, but you have really simplified it here. Thanks for the video and the template 😉👍🏾
thanks!
There are many videos for this kind of sawhorse, it's the only one I found that includes a template and this makes all the difference, no need to measure angles :) Many thanks Michael!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the easy template. That was a great idea!
I make my horses with a 15 degree kick on the legs. Much more stable. Not that much more difficult to do. You simply set your bevel angle to 15 and your miter angle to 15.. Cut all your parts and assemble. With this design you will need to pay attention and make 4 left hand and 4 right hand legs. Great exercise for those who haven't dealt with compound angles before. Things I like about this design are the folding and the easily replaceable top plate. Someone below mentioned a shelf on the braces to provide the counterforce, Good idea. Hinge one side and attach a cleat to the other side where it would kinda wedge itself on the inside of the brace. Shelf would be very handy.
Thanks for the measurements they are really useful
Great design! Just what I was looking for.
awesome!
Big thanks for the plans.👍
Of all the designs out there, this one is by far the simplest, cheapest and easiest to make. I don't bother with the string, not essential. Just make your hinge bolts tight enough and the ground friction will do the rest. The greater the load on the horse the greater the force on the legs increasing ground friction. These things are incredibly strong. Made a pair for $20 and an hours work.
cool!
hope sarah n tuned had the best pride month ever!
Love your videos, thank for the template. Keep up the videos. Thank You.
thanks!
Thank you soo much for the video and free plans :)(:
Micheal Blacktree: Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video!
Thanks for the template
Great idea buddy. Subscribed
Super! Thank you.
Very good, thank you
Just built 2 of these, thanks for the template
Many thanks 🙏. To share with us
Thanks!
Much easier than the 5 dollar shop dog plans.. Thanks
good idea man
Thanks for sharing your horses
Very nice and good plan.Thanks
Thanks for the compliment! 👍
Nice.👍👍👍👍
Hello from Malaysia
Thanks! 😄
I really like this idea.
Thanks! These sawhorses are still in my workshop, and I use them a lot.
Nice job! I think I'm going to try them.
Nice one
I’m gonna make these with rough cut 1” by 4” for mobile plant tables
Thanks.
Great work....
thanks!
Mantap 👆👍
Very good job. That's all I need. The music too. Composed yourself? Subs are perfect. Thanks
Thanks for the compliment! I got the music from the RUclips audio library. Credits are in the description, and the end of the video.
Great video and love the templates, just a thought, if you made a tray that spanned the bottom bars with a strip of wood on the bottom outside (so when lowered the tray would be the strap) Just a thought..
That's a neat idea!
How tall is the sawhorse, once spread open with 34" Legs? Looking to make a pair about 30" overall height with some scrap 2x6s I have lying around. Thanks for the video and template!
Thanks for the comment. I measured 32.5" overall height on mine.
Do the legs not force themselves open when you put weight on them?
On a slippery surface, that might be a concern. If that's the case, then you could use a tow strap (or something similar) instead of the bungie cord.
Will a 50° cut for the legs still achieve the same result, kindly help here
Changing the angle of the legs will probably require redesigning it.
Hi, in Norway 2 by 4 is 98mm width, how do I scale/resize the template to fit my 2 by 4?
You could use an image editing program to resize the image. Here in the US, a 2x4 is about 89mm wide. So you would need to scale up the image by 10%.
@@michaelblacktree editing jpg's not my kind of thing :) got it up to 90mm now, but I guess I just have to measure it out, thanks anyway
no problem
@@michaelblacktree I got it working :)
cool 😎
I can’t see the dimensions on your print , would you care to let me know the angle & it looks like 1.13” is the dimension across the short cut out , I can see the angle in the upper right corner of print but just can’t see it clearly enough Thankyou for the video this is exactly what I’ve been searching for
Here's a link to the technical drawing. Hope that helps.
drive.google.com/file/d/1cyfM98nT1ta1JMxNMDnzc3PewM4CBWZd/view?usp=sharing
@@michaelblacktree wow Thankyou Michael this is perfect , I’m now a subscriber
Could you please send me the exact measurements on the template?
Here's a link to the technical drawing. Hope that helps.
drive.google.com/file/d/1cyfM98nT1ta1JMxNMDnzc3PewM4CBWZd/view?usp=sharing
There are so many ways anyone can Amp these things up....
yep!
What's your measurements for the templates and to the hole for the bolt ?....the video was not clear to read and too quick to get measurements.
Here's a link to the technical drawing. Hope that helps.
drive.google.com/file/d/1cyfM98nT1ta1JMxNMDnzc3PewM4CBWZd/view?usp=sharing
So what are the dimensions of the cut outs on top of you use true 2 by 4's from the saw mill there only 2$ each
what's the point of a bungy cord there?
It keeps the sawhorse tight. This sawhorse design has a drawback: if the legs open up, the top of the sawhorse gets loose. In other videos, you see people doing something similar, with a strap or a locking mechanism or whatever. That's why.
Comment.
Like video,hated music 😮
where is the template located?
There's a link to the template in the description.
@@michaelblacktree Thanks for the video, I'm going to make these for my my boy's @ Christmas
cool 😎
The noise is an instant bummer
You can't please everyone. But thanks for the comment.
Hi From the UK, fantastic idea for the template, unfortunately it is printing out as 3 inch board
The image was scanned at 300dpi resolution. So you'll need to print it at that resolution, also.
@@michaelblacktree i fixed the problen, it was me not the template.
That's good news!
So...how do I get the template?
The link is in the description, and in the pinned comment.
@@michaelblacktree thanks
You almost had it. I can build the same thing with 3/4 ply and no need for a strap or rope. Give me an email and I will send you the plans.
I like the video, but can you not talk?
What is this "talking" you speak of?
@@michaelblacktree I do not like trying to read and watch what is happening at the same time. It would be better, for me, if you said what you wrote.
So you're asking me to completely remake this whole video, just for you?
@@michaelblacktree I am simply voicing my opinion. I am not asking you to do anything for me. Apparently I offended you, for that I apologize.
No problem. FYI there is a whole genre of YT videos where people work without talking. This video was made for those viewers. Also, most of my videos ARE talking videos.
Please remove the cranky music.
It's too late for that. But I can remove the cranky comment...
Templates, eh! Ok, doesn't actually know how to lay out anything on wood - I'm out of here.
This is a basic project for people who aren't carpenters. But thanks for the comment.
@@michaelblacktree Thanks for the reply, sorry if I was harsh.
I'm trying to come up with a way to explain this constructively.
A lot of fine carpentry involves visio-spatial reasoning, the facility for which is actually a somewhat rare. The scanning of templates subverts that visio-spacial reasoning. It is very hard to explain the folding and manipulation of space - solely in the human brain.
Something [apparently] as simple as workbench legs that spread to one side at a certain angle, and also angle to compensate for any overhang of the work-top, and simultaneously wedge onto the bench itself? That is hard to do accomplish and harder to explain. But, woodworkers have been doing this for a thousand or two thousand years - since Roman times at least.
Thus my frustration.