Toughbuilt C700 SawHorse/ Jobsite Table
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In this video I unbox, Setup, Test, and Review the Toughbuilt C700 SawHorse/ Jobsite Table. Don't forget to subscribe!
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TB-C700
The ToughBuilt® C700 Sawhorse and Jobsite Table is durable, rugged and offers unparalleled value. Constructed of 100% high-grade steel, this sawhorse has a remarkable 1300 lb. capacity alone, and 2600 lb. per pair.
Transform 2 sawhorses into a solid jobsite table: features support arms that adjust to fit 2x4s or 4x4s. Its telescopic legs allow the sawhorse to work in any terrain. Also includes innovative material cutting & support pegs that allow for safe and easy cutting of materials. It also has easy-to-fold, steady feet for all-surface use. With a fast-open mechanism, setup is straightforward and simple. Powder-coated and zinc-plated steel prevents corrosion and withstands rigorous environments. This folding sawhorse includes an easy carry handle for effortless transport and rolled edges for safety and comfort.
100% steel construction
Jobsite table
Support arms adjust for different size wood
1300 lb capacity each, 2600lb per pair
Adjustable height legs
Material cutting and support pegs
Pivoting feet
Powder coating and zinc-plated surfaces
Easy carry handle
Dimensions
Closed position: W 39.84 x D 5.12 x H 5.51"
Open, low position: W 39.84 x D 21.46 x H 25.00"
Open, high position: W 45.87 x D 27.36 x H 32.09"
Weight: 23.04 lbs.
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Very well made and informative video. I picked up a pair of these yesterday and am really glad I watched your video before putting them to use.
I got these at Home Depot . Love the way they fold up and have handles to carry. They are a little heavy but much lighter & easier to carry than my old wood saw horses! Glad to see your review and all the things I can do with these!
Great review, just what I'm looking for, thanks for the in depth demonstration, much appreciated.
Very good review, very straight forward, I just got these sawhorses actually my first set, glad I bought them.
This might be the best review video I’ve seen of any product. Your tempo, visuals, and detailed explanations of how to use the product were perfect. Thank you!
Bought two after watching your video. The retailer sent them overnight and I had them this afternoon on my front porch. Very excited to test them out soon. Thanks again!
Used them two or three times now - they work great! A bit heavy so if you have arthritis or weak fingers it won’t be fun, but otherwise no complaints. I love that they’re adjustable in height for my sloped driveway.
Appreciate you taking the time. I really like the sacrificial 2x4 option. I just picked up a couple of these and I think they’re great. Thx again.
Awesome glad to hear it.
I saw these 2 hrs ago in Home Depot in Vero Bch Fla, I wasnt sure what all they could do or if they were any good, so I came home and found your video and I'm going back to Home Depot this evening and buying them. You sold me on them and Thank You for the Excellent job you did in the video, we need more guys like you!! Thanks Again!
If you use a 2x6 for the sacrificial top, you can use the overhang to clamp items down when using a single sawhorse.
That is genuine!!
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make and post it. 👍
I just came across this product and honestly the ability to cross cut a 2x4 along the length of the sawhorse is GENIUS. Every other style you need to saw horses and clamps and its a whole ordeal to do it safely. The sheet good holder on the legs really got my attention too. Never seen anything like it, and this is 2yrs after this video was posted lol. Idk how i feel about trying to cut a sheet that way but even just for storage its nice. Can use the sacrificial board if its easier laying flat.
Thanks, good information. I was figuring on getting the C650s because they are 3 pounds lighter, but after seeing your demo of the adjustable ends I can see how useful they are, so I'm going to opt for the C700s instead.
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Thoughbuilt products looks pretty solid and ingenious, I really hope the company does well over time
Just got mine today and I will try them out tomorrow, thanks for sharing.
I own a pair of these. Same model...C700. Love them. Very sturdy and versatile. Thanks for the video.
Right on
I got a set of these yesterday. So far, so good.
Great vid bro , I love the tech in them you've now made me need these in my life my wife will not agree so I have ordered them lol.
prefect unbox/demo... everything i needed to know and a great 360 degree view of product. i am glad i clicked your review first; no doubt i saved some time. Thanks very much~ ♿Lisa🔨
I got a pair of those today,, love these sawhorses.
I have these and they are the best and easy to store.
Thanks for the video. These sawhorses are an excellent item to have... In fact, too damn handy to not have in your tool collection. If you are a handyman or love improvement projects.. buy them! Great for a mobile workshop.
Thanks for the demonstration. Excellent Video!
thank you for the very good unboxing, I'm sold !!
You didn't illustrate the importance of the sacrificial 2x4 on top. You don't use that to make a job site table, you put the sacrificial piece on top, screwed in place from the underside of the sawhorse, when you want to cut a piece of plywood directly on top of the sawhorse. Its a method for breaking down large 4x8 sheets into manageable sized pieces. The sacrificial board is there to prevent the saw blade from cutting into the saw horse. The 2x4 gets cut instead of the sawhorse, hence the term sacrificial. Great review though. Thanks.
Thanks for the comment! I have learned alot since I filmed this unboxing a few years ago. I still love these sawhorses.
Thanks
Yes he did ?
Are you able to screw the sacrificial 2x4 from underneath? I'm looking to get these for my fiance for Christmas but he needs to be able to do that.
@@ocalifan there are holes in the top of the sawhorse so yes, you can screw the 2x4 or whatever wood you want directly to the top.
The option to place sheet materials on the side is more intended as a handling aid.. You could probably drop up to an 8x4 sheet on horizontally , the sheet would then be easy to flip up and pivot over onto a bench top made up of two horses.. Makes an awkward job easy
Nice review. Thanks for the details which helped me decide to get a pair.
Me too... 👍
Nice review. When I looked at these in store they were a hassle to setup and takedown and I sliced a finger pretty good. Lots of pinch points. Guess these aren't for impatient uncoordinated guys like me, lol. I ended up with the Ridgid Lumberjacks. Not as many features and probably not as durable, but still very versatile and much easier to setup and takedown.
I have this sawhorse and love it !
Great review!! I was initially uncertain how the sacrificial board works and you explained it extremely well, both with a 4x4 and with a 2x4 on the side. KUDOS!!
Nearly all of them have holes on the top surface to screw in a sacrificial board. However, at the price of lumber today, I don't consider too much of it to be sacrificial.
Great engineering, great design.
I just got these, there nice!
i am a stone mason i sometimes put scaffold planks on these kind of sawhorses and make me a small scaffold my kobalt ones broke the other day these i think will be great to use
I actually got upgraded to these today, because Home Depot screwed up my order so royally that yjey offered me the upgrade gratis. I ordered the C 550s, but came home with these 700s in a free upgrade deal.
Now I am hurrying up to find out what in the heck they do, that makes them worth so much more than the ones I tried to buy. Thanks for making the video on them, man.
That's awesome! You're welcome and I hope you enjoy them. Thanks for the comment.
Great post. Thank your for this information.
Thank you for a great review.
Great video! You have my support #149 here :-)
Great review, thanks so much!
Nice review!
Excellent video 👍
Excellent review. Many thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Great review. Storage is an issue for me. I can store them under some rolling cabinets I never move, using unused space.
Outstanding video!
Great review, and detailed instructions on everything these great sawhorses can do. I have both these and the Bora Speed Horse sets. I think they are both great, but unless you are a contractor where time is money, These Toughbuilt saw horses are the way to go. The Boras set up and break down lightning fast, but these saw horses are just packed with features. Hats off to the guys and gals who engineered these things because they pretty much thought of everything. I agree, if you are in the market for saw horses that are going to last a lifetime, then these are the set to get. One last thing, the finish on these things are so nice, I find myself wiping then down after I use them, just because the gloss black is so pretty! Ha.
Thanks for the comment glad you liked it!
Thanks for sharing this
Th for a great walk through.
Just got mine, and those cheap painters sawhorses gets burried now👍
Absolutely 👍
Best review by far. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
My C700 was delivered today.
Great review thanks.
You're welcome thanks for the comment.
Great review buddy
Glad you liked it!
Great video. I’ve been considering these but hadn’t seen them reviewed. I’m sold, looking forward to them. Thank you very much!
Way to go, i was considering the DeWalt saw horse, another contractor had Toughbuilt looked cheap, the C700 will be one to consider. Nice Demo video, Toughbuilt should pay you for increase in sales.
Amazing review. I watched at 1.5 speed myself, but love that you took it slow and were very thorough.
The last part showing the side view of the extended clamps should have gone before the front view/explaination, thismis the key feature of this model..don't know if you can edit on the fly and still have the same list, but that is the main question I always get from passer bys when I use these... Also it is basically a Jawhorse as well, I wish they had a manual knob option to tighten the grip vs the levers (keep both but add a knob option). To go to the extreme , they could add an option for. Jawhorse attachment that sits on top , you know like the vice attachment, they a,ready have the platform for it..
Thanks mate
Worth the purchase
How well these sawhorses can tolerate side force? I was considering to but Speedhorse by Bora but they can't stand side force at all. They seem to wobble from side to side heavily.
Nice presentation.I’d like to know when the 2 x 4 is in place at the lock postion is there any loose? I’m able to remove the 2 x 4 in the locked position. Is it normal? Thanks.
The video author mentions that he has extended the sawhorses to their maximum height, but does not say what that height is. I bought a pair of these and then returned them to the store because they would only go to a height of 32". Not only is that way too short for me (I am 6'6" tall), but I wanted something that could support long pieces of material when using my table saw which has a height of 36". I noted in this video that it appears the Author is having to stoop (or bend over) a lot as he points out the various features of these saw horses. Also, I noted in the video that these sawhorses are cumbersome to set up, and the plastic handle on the top work surface is subject to wear and eventual failure as they are in contact with whatever material is placed and moved around on top of the sawhorses.
After doing a lot of searching for an ideal sawhorse, I spent a few extra bucks (over the cost of these sawhorses) and bought a pair of the BORA Speedhorse XT sawhorses (Model: PM-4550). The height adjusts from 30" to 36", they literally set up in seconds with the push of a single switch/latch which releases both legs at once and locks them into place, and the top carrying handle is not exposed on the top of the sawhorse (but, instead, build into the steel sawhorse case/body). Also, collapsing these sawhorses for storage is as easy as setting them up. To do this, turn the sawhorse on its top (i.e., upside down), open the locking latch on each of the two legs, give the legs a slight push, and they will fall/return back into the case on their own. Either leg can go back into the case first, and one does not have to collapse the cross support that keeps each pair of legs separated - this collapses automatically as the legs fall/return back into the case. Last, but not least, each BORA Speedhorse XT sawhorse will support up to a maximum of 1500 pounds.
Thanks for the breakdown and information, I am still using my C700 Sawhorses. I will have to check out the BORE Speedhorse XT as well.
I think the option for putting plywood on the side would be better suited for a door? Could it be used for install of hinges or lock set
Nice thanks
psst. if you're cutting a shorter 2x4 section use the 4x4 side clamp as a support?
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
i just checked out the DeWalt's i like the they clamp together for easy carrying, they don't even compare to these contractor grade product.
Being self employed trim/finish carpenter need investment for my company, hands down these are what i will purchase, do to your video..
I like the fact that for most odd jobs I could work off just one horse and not have to drag out a pair.
I accidently closed the wrong leg first, any idea on how to get it out?
Nice! This was a good video. 5 stars except for some dead airtime. Tool review A+, editing C+. :) thanks again.
Thanks for the comment. You will have to check out some of my new videos to see some improvement.
Лучшее что есть на рынке.
Определенно! Спасибо за комментарий!
I was a bit more realistic (4x4's?), so purchased the C650. Same weight capacity and similar without the more esoteric extra stuff.
Nice presentation? The 2 x 4 at the locked position is moving. Is it normal?
the real question for me is how well does it work to put a plank on and walk on top of it?
I am 6’2” tall. Do you feel like the saw horses make a tall enough table to work from?
Is there any difference between this 700 and the 650? I can only get the 650 where I live
At 6:45 in the video, the two flip out supports are perfect for working on door hardware or sanding the door edges.
Great observation! Thanks for the comment.
Will saw horses support a plywood table with coffee and donuts on it?
Lol definitely!
I like the way you think!
Thanks for the informations. I was wondering: is the height adjustable only in steps? I have very uneven ground and need them to adjust to completely different lengths.
I believe they are 1inch steps.
@@UnboxingNStuff thanks for the quick reply!
Perfect, I would like to find a extension ladder with leveling legs, I know that on “As seen on TV” ladder, I think magic ladder I believe. But it’s very heavy.
Sounds neat.
They sell the legs at Grainger.
Nice. Pity they don't have a version, with adjustable side holders. You can't find 2x4s nor 4x4 on the European market, so you have to somehow work it out. Not a big deal, but some freely adjustable mechanism would be nice.
but they are adjustable?
what is the maximum height? is this the one at home depot for 75 bucks?
What's the maximum height in feet and inches?
Is it possible to put a board on top of the sawhorse and fix it with a screw clamp?
I would say probably not since the side walls are thun sheet metal. If you are using two and have a 2x4 or 4x4 running between then then definitely if you calmp onto the board.
Did I get a bad set, or is it normal for the legs to be twisted?
Unfortunately it sounds like you got a bad set. That stinks.
Jake Stevens one of mine is the same it’s the one that folds in second it looks a bit twisted but when down and the support pushed out its seems fine
Does anyone know If the c600 has that little metal bit to bring the 2×4 up higher
Just use a 2x6
Compared to a review of the Bora sawhorse, this looks the tougher beast, with fewer 'gimmics'. A great review, clear and well delivered. How are you getting on with them 18 months down the road?
I still love them and use them with a bunch of projects. They are still holding up great also.
@@UnboxingNStuff The durability was my concern, after seeing a Bora sawhorse review. I need to fully review my needs, as these will replace a couple of foldable vice sawhorse things, that are bulky to store and transport. Cheers.
your video is better than the company's thx sub
All those moving parts. I can’t imagine them working very well after sitting out in the rain and elements. How have they done after some wear and tear?
Yes. The first good jobsite question.
I'm on my third set of these in the span of 6-7 years. The first 2 pairs I would always carry in the back of my truck. So they were always exposed to the elements. They would tend to get rusted and "wobbly" after a year or two. On the third pair, when I get home after a job, I unload them from the truck and put them in my enclosed trailer. It's been about a year now on the 3rd pair, and they're doing much better compared to the first 2. So I would say that if you can avoid leaving them outside exposed to the elements (when not working), they will last you a lot longer.
Hello. Thanks for the video. As far as the durability over time, are they worth it? How have they held up? Thanks in advance!
Hey thanks for the comment. So far so good I have used them alot and have not had any real wear and tear. I would definitely buy them again, in fact I am considering buying a third for awkward shaped projects.
ok thats great. thanks!
Kind of on the fence. Saw the TB C700 a while back and was tempted. Although it has a lot of features, I really need to decide if I would actually use all of them. Otherwise, the Bora Speedhorse might be an option, as
- deployment is faster
- carry handles are built-in and not a strap that can break
- order you close the legs doesn't matter
- greater load capacity (I think another 200 lbs per horse).
With the Speedhorses compared to the c700, you lose out on:
- Height adjustability
- Use of 4x4 crossbeams (might be moot is the Speedhorses still support more weight).
- 2x4 circular saw cut support.
Not really sure any of those are dealbreakers for me.
Deployment and breakdown speed though... crikey, they're fast.
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FYI...Bora is more expensive and has a less features. Honestly, how does like 5 seconds in quicker deployment really affect you? Oh, I see...if you multiply it by 10 years you'll save 2 hours.
I have seen a review of the Bora on RUclips on 'Tool Review Zone' entitled 'I put the Bora Speedhorse to the test, and though its impressive is some ways, it has one major flaw'
If you put a lateral load on the horse the mechanism bends, and all the clever 'automatic' stuff fails due to stuff getting bent.
For me, the Toughbuilt looks the better gee gee.
Do you find these too short for you? It seemed like you were hunching over a lot, however I’m not sure if they were fully extended.
So far the height seems good especially when using it as a jobsite table. I can't remember if they were fully extended during the video.
Ok great thanks, for reference how tall are you? I’m 6’ and wondering if these will be too short.
@@on4acres im about 6' 4"
@@UnboxingNStuff At 6:25, you say they are set up at their max. height.
How about the side to side wobble if any? Thanks
Nit that i have noticed they are very rigid.
@@UnboxingNStuff I watched another review on the Bora sawhorses and they were bad. That’s good about these. Influencing my decision. Thank ya
An excellent review... I can only see the weight could be an issue for portability... How do feel about the weight?
Honestly I havent noticed it as an issue. I only use them around the house though.
@@UnboxingNStuff thanks... I'll be doing that mostly too. Happy Christmas in advance
@@newbeginnings8566 Merry Christmas!
How do you rate these after having them for awhile? thinking about getting a pair
I still have them and use them on all my projects, I would definitely recommend them.
Does'nt quite seem like this comes as a "pair" bundle !!! ..did u buy 2 of them ?? or did they have a pair as a package ?? ..if so what was the price you paid ??
Mine cam as a pair I don't know if they still sell them as a pair. I think it cost around 150 maybe a little more.
@@UnboxingNStuff Interesting.... As of today (20-May-2020), Home Depot is selling them for 49 bucks a piece. That makes it roughly 100 bucks a pair ...
@@atanughosal01 that is great to hear that they have come down in price.
@@UnboxingNStuff$40.00 each I bought a pair today at Home depot. Cost me $80.00 for the set
I like the product - the price is a bit steep - but also them calling ONE sawhorse a "TABLE" is false-advertisement - There are a few improvements that I can think of making. I will keep those improvements to myself at this point unless I get the $$ for it to help them with my design improvements. Engineering is not Free!
Are the feet rubber padded?
Yes they are.
awesome Im a shareholder so I want to see the quality of their product and what not .
didn't need 2 saw horses to cut 2x4 second time you just hold like you had it at 19:19 extend out over end of horse
I saw these for like 60-70 bucks here. Seems a bit DIY focused if you asked me - good when you don't have other dedicated fixtures. Most guys pumping out production work will not want something so heavy. Taking a 2x4 and setting it up like that is an extra step. I can also see myself not wanting to harm the mechanism when I spray something on top of this. Kind of like a mobile mitre saw stand, I rather just have a table and a few support blocks. The only mechanical sawhorse type of thing that was ever useful to me was the jawhorse. This is a great and smart design, but it's too fancy for its own good in some ways. Just my two cents.
The only thing that I am disappointed about with the C700 is the height. I would like to create a jobsite outfeed table with them but they create a table that is too short. Adding a 1/2" plywood top and a sacrificial 2x4 will only bring the height to 34". The ever popular Dewalt jobsite table saw (DWE7491RS) on its stand has a table height of about 36 3/8" give or take. These sawhorses make a table that is about 2 inches too short for the most popular table saw. The Bora can make a table, using the 2x4 and 1/2" ply of about 38" since the Bora Speedhorse XT goes from a more user friendly 30 - 36" height but they do cost much more. I guess you could use 2x6 or something thicker to raise the table to compensate but that would use not very common wood and would make carrying the table around heavier.
what is max height and min height please?
25 to 32 inches.
@@UnboxingNStuff Thank you!
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