WORLDS Strongest STEEL Sawhorses by ToughBuilt C650, C700, C600
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- WORLDS Strongest STEEL Sawhorses by ToughBuilt C650, C700, C600. This is a huge step up for me from my basic saw horses, super strong, can handle a ton of weight. Made very well from what I've experienced. I hope you enjoy my video, comment, ask questions. Thanks for watching, our links are below.
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Was looking at this brand of sawhorse to buy for finishing my basement and to my surprise you had a review up on it!! No brainer to check out your video, you have the best reviews!! Thanks again tech made easy for the years of great reviews
Jared 🔥🔥👍🏻 Thanks bro
Congratulations for to review. Yesterday, i purchased two C650. I would like see the platform.
Thanks
THANK you SO much! I have been wanting a pair of foldup horses for the LONGEST time, but didn't come across any to start my juices running. You might say, I LIVE on horses and lugging the wooden ones in and out to work on, is the hardest part of the job! 👍
Thanks M I'm glad this helped
Good review! Betcha a pair of these with the 2x4s and a piece of plywood would also make a great platform for working up high!
Yes, super strong
I really liked your video!
First of all, your excitement when talking about tools, you transmit that feeling. Congratulations!
When I saw your video, I thought "this is the right guy to ask my question". Would you please help me with this?
You will see: I loved those sawhorses, and I was wondering if those pivoting feet could be removed (I know there is a model that doesn't have them, but it doesn't have other C700 features that I want, and I could need those pivoting feet in some other occasions).
Are they placed with screws or something that can be can be easily removed and placed them back again?
What I want, is to place "in some way" a total lock brake wheel to each of the four sawhorse legs, so I can make an easily moving Jobsite table, of course, I'll have to secure the work table to the supports to move all them together.
So I will appreciate any orientation and advice that you can have.
Thanks for your response!
Hi thank you
I will check but please send me a message to remind me also
@@TechMadeEzy Thanks! I will remind you on the weekend 👍
@@ernestochaveznuno2689 yes I checked you can remove screws
@@TechMadeEzy Great! Thanks! 😀
Thanks for all the great info!
Thank you as well
looks good...i wish i did more stuff so I could get them...i actually have those plastic ones you had and like you said, they are adequate but not job site worthy
Thanks Brian yeah pretty cool and not that expensive
I am considering to buy 650($38.79) or 700($49.94), to pay $11 for those 3 different functions? Worth or not? 🤔🤔🤔Thank you for the video.👍🙏💓
Hi JY 1st thanks for watching 👍🏻
And why not? If you can afford it it's no major investment and those features might come in handy down the road these things last a long time.
How do you store them? Can you store them on a wall? Thanks for doing these videos.
Hi Jeff and thank you, they are heavy so I just lay them in a corner when I don’t use them. When they are folded up they don’t really take up much space
can hook on a normal tool peg like for a shovel or rake and store vertically
Great saw horse, whyever don't you use a camera tripod?
I’m never on camera 🎥 just Brooklyn
Would you say they are worth 90 each? Cause that’s what they are here in Canada
Hi Canadianguy thanks so much for watching my channel and this video I really appreciate it
I would say the most I would pay is $45 each US that’s $57 Canadian. $90 is very overpriced, are the model numbers the same ?
They are! Everything here seems to be a fair amount more then it should be after you convert it. I’d pay 75 but 90 is tough. It sure if I bite the bullet or not
@@Jeziorski7 It's 7 months later did you do it? I'm in the same predicament today...
@@jayc2193 I did. they are really good super strong and can tell they are quality built. I bought the 650 as they have every feature of the previous models but thy dont have two that the 700 has however the 700 is much heavier and the extra features aren't worth the weight
@@Jeziorski7 yeah im looking at the 650 specifically for probably the same reasons you did. Cheers
The price for the C650 went up since this video
Yeah, price increases on everything. I sure hope things come down but it doesn't look like it.
I purchased two C700s about 8 years ago and love them . They meet all my DIY needs. My problem: The cam lock torsion spring on the leg extension popped out. Because of this, one leg does not extend and lock in place. Toughbuilt sent me replacement parts (free of charge) to fix it, but did not include instructions on how to compress the torsion spring to assemble the cam lock. Does anyone have any ideas as to how to compress the spring?
Hi thanks for sharing, I would think a auto mechanic knows how to compress springs, know a mechanic?
Did you return it after the review?
Nope love them and use them
Lol.
In Canada they're $90 CDN each. WTF!
I paid about $40 if I remember correctly here in the US, is the cost difference in Canada always that much more ?
Bragging about saw horses for support and help, but does not use a tri-pod for the camera? Weird!
45$ 🥲 in Germany i have to pay more then 90$
Ouch