How to Make THE BEST DIY FOLDABLE SAWHORSE / DIY Shopdog Sawhorse with Plans

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This is really the best sawhorse design ever. If you need a strong foldable sawhorse, this is it. It took me awhile to figure out how to do it WITHOUT the plans but credit to this guy for starting it all: • Sawhorse "The Ultimate...
Although these plans are for sale, really with a little bit of patience, anyone can figure it out.
If I were to do it all over again, I'd use lighter wood. I used hard wood and it turned out to be really heavy! Unfortunately pine isn't widely available where I live. Next up is to build some attachments for this baby!
I have the Sketchup plans if anyone is interested: www.patreon.com/VincheroKarpi...
Let me know how it goes for you. Enjoy!

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25 окт 2017

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@garymullaly1815 2 года назад

Vinchero this is an incredibly instructional video. I’ve been planning to build a couple of these for weeks. I cut my material today sure wish I’d seen your video first, the angles were driving me bonkers so I decided to see if anyone had made collapsing sawhorses on RU-vid and found yours. Thank you so much for taking the time to make such an informative video and following up with awesome plans.

@marcjacquemet--fotalch 3 года назад

Good afternoon Vinchero. Thanks for the plans! That's very kind of you - it was a lot of work creating this!

@floriswijnants-db3mj 5 месяцев назад

Hi, cool stuff! In your video you said the plans were available for free. Yet the download link you provided points to a site that charges 10 bucks. Can you send the plans please? Thanks!

@ektopia 5 лет назад

Great design. I made a pair on the weekend. Took hours and every cut was a headache! That said, I now have a couple of amazing shopdogs and I love them! Thanks.

@jacksp5089 5 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to show this, and for the plans. I've done video production before and it's a lot of work!

@z1z2z3z 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing the knowledge, we need more people like you willing to share ideas without always trying to make a buck!

@VincheroKarpintero 4 года назад

Glad to help

@khogg3581 Год назад

I’m missing the part where everyone is pissed. Dammit, I’ve fallen for the clickbait again!😄

@lalarsson 3 года назад

Vinchero, I commend you for figuring out all of the angles for these sawhorses and for acknowledging Grant Banash for the original design. I am also impressed with what you are able to accomplish without a fancy workshop. Thank you for showing the layout for the saw cuts. Showing the exact placement of the bolt holes would have been helpful.

@adrianfrancisco5288 2 года назад

@terryschwartz-qf4tc Год назад

Thanks. Great job with the plans!

@anzbatman2297 6 лет назад

Cheers bro...oh, & the tunes were awesome.

@jopperdepopper 4 года назад

What a pain, working on the ground... You could use a decent pair of sawhorses! Oh wait.... 😜 Thanks for the video, I think these are great sawhorses! 👍

@geraldsmith8878 2 года назад

Thanks for the plans.

@billholder253 2 года назад

I believe the compound miter angles were said to be 22.5° and 10°, not 25° . This might be of some help. But hey, at my age I can hear anything I want to hear, hehehehe....

@samcepeda6499 3 года назад

Hi Vinchero, Thank you for these wonderful saw horses they're really great! BTW do you have any plans on making a workbench in the future? Thanks again man 👍👍👍

@NMranchhand 5 лет назад

Great job👍. Nice use of the speed square! I wish you would have shown the placement of the bolt hole along the centerline, but, we can figure that out. I see you did another video; I’ll check it out. Oh, and I always find that people are much more interested in you and the natural sounds of your job than the music. Probably best if the music is so low that people don’t actually remember it was in the video. Let it set the mood for your video unconsciously and then disappear in their memories, leaving only your good video behind. Talk over your sped-up scenes.

@ReheatedDonut Год назад

The 4 legs need the miters and bevels going different directions on the tops and bottoms. don't take this as gospel but I've pulled out an old notebook and have: Leg 1 & 3 top: 25 right, 10 right Leg 1 & 3 bottom: 25 right, 10 left Leg 2 & 4 top: 25 left, 10 right Leg 2 & 4 bottom: 25 left, 10 left

@thomascollier4913 6 лет назад

Very, very good. thank.

@craigstevens9303 6 лет назад

Thomas Collie

@peterowens290 4 года назад

Truly great idea but marking & cutting the angles would do my head in. I can' see how to make it simpler for the builder & If you don't have a miter saw ...................looks daunting!

@dsslimone 6 лет назад

Nice work. I was unable to open the plans .

@iontheball1 5 лет назад

This question is asked before I have started the project so I may be missing something but on each side of the horse, one leg sits inside the other. How then can the depth of the downward cut and/or the bevel cut that receives the cross member be the same for both of these paired legs?

@trevorelliston1 2 года назад

It’s because they are in all respects parallel…

@customcutter100 6 лет назад

I'll be making a set of these tomorrow. Just bought 4 saw horses from HF and they are junk. They will be going back. Way too light to support 6X6 timbers I am trying to cut scarf joints on to make 24' beams. Also way to narrow when you start rolling them around to do the layouts. LOL thanks for posting

@customcutter100 6 лет назад

got the 3 sawhorses cut out today. Stopped at noon for lunch, and went to get the hardware to bolt and screw everything together. Rained this afternoon, so I'll get the holes drilled and bolt them up tomorrow. Took the saw horses back, and got a japenese hand saw, and circular saw blade sharpener instead.

@stromjohnston5854 2 года назад

I ordered the plans from Grant and attempted to make a set of these. I'm disappointed in my result. I've always had trouble with angles. Why did you switch from a 22.5 degree angle in the original Shop Dog to 25 degrees in yours. I'm gonna try again and use the speed square method you showed. Thanks for the video.

@VincheroKarpintero 2 года назад

I wasn't aware the original plans were 22.5, I just went with 25 because it was what looked/felt right to me when I was mocking it up. Best of luck on your next attempt! :)

@HoustonR6ryda 6 лет назад

nice speed square detail on the video thanks- you can order pesticides on ebay for all those "extra's" crawling around

@HoustonR6ryda 6 лет назад

I've watched several times may attempt a set this week-end,thanks again

@budwilliams6590 Год назад

Easy if you have a compound miter saw.

@davestoudt4788 6 лет назад

I also would like a copy of the plans,,please

@iratevagabond204 4 года назад

Do you have to rotate or flip around the legs at all when mitering/beveling? Or do you run them straight through?

@trevorelliston1 2 года назад

You can run them straight through then rotate them the right way once cut.

@juanaimbach7179 2 года назад

Thanks

@edkliffen1 5 лет назад

Sorry but I do not find a description with a link to the plans, can you please help me out here, thanks a lot in advance

@dltmarine3 6 лет назад

I would like a copy of the plans please

@ericmeadows2489 6 лет назад

I would like a copy of the plans

@mildot5482 6 лет назад

Oh the rusty miter saw. . Lol

@robertwieder1977 6 лет назад

can you send me the plans please. I was unable to open it. Thanks!!

@villageidiot8718 2 года назад

I'd like someone to publish the plans for the Folding Burro sawhorse

@razerray2454 2 года назад

Vinchero did you also make the 10 degree and 25 degree cuts on the bottom of the legs on the meter saw?

@VincheroKarpintero 2 года назад

Yes. Made those cuts on the miter saw too.

@mohammadafghani6872 7 месяцев назад

Very quickly and fast video

@NMranchhand 5 лет назад

After watching several times, I think you have the best design on RU-vid. But I think you meant to say that the cross supports still need the 10 degree bevel not a 25 degree miter.

@NMranchhand 5 лет назад

Vinchi Sy-Quia Tyler’s are light but they’re one-trick ponies. They’re really simple shop stands. I mean, they have their place but yours can be work desks, miter saw stands, sheet goods cutting platforms (safe ones), and especially if you put a 2x6 in the jaw, they have a sacrificial cutting surface. If your not cutting through your sawhorses your neither being as safe nor as efficient as you can be :)

@Borescoped 5 лет назад

I think I have to agree with NMranchhand, these, in this video, seem to be the best. Being able to drop in a 2x4 or sacrificial 2x6, or building a miter saw platform with a 2x4 attached underneath plywood w/ the saw mounted on top, or a thick sheet of plywood with foam insulation sacrificial surface, and 2 each 2x4’s mounted under the plywood for ripping sheet materials using 2 of these saw horses makes them infinitely more versatile. The capabilities of this design, even with the more complicated cuts needed to create this style, seems to be the best, at this time.

@trevorelliston1 2 года назад

Indeed

@kenett69 6 лет назад

like a copy of the plans please

@MrKen-wy5dk 5 лет назад

0:34 "Take your time." I wish your video was taking it's time. What was the hurry in showing your cuts?

@VincheroKarpintero 5 лет назад

Thanks for the feedback. I was concerned that the video was too long but you are right not to compromise comprehension for brevity. Will take this into account in future videos.

@zafarul_akram 3 года назад

Can't download. But good video, thanks

@stephenshipley1066 6 лет назад

I suppose there is more irritating music - but i can't imagine what. Why not just have you talking or the sound of the tools?

@verdhie 4 года назад

dont cut 4 leg with those setting..just 2..and for the others 2 legs you have to turn left to 25 degree angle... i've try this model...and something wrong when i cut all 4 leg with your setting...

@ReheatedDonut Год назад

Yes 100%, I've found out that you need a lot of different cuts. I have written down on a notebook: Leg 1 & 3 top: 25 right, 10 right Leg 1 & 3 bottom: 25 right, 10 left Leg 2 & 4 top: 25 left, 10 right Leg 2 & 4 bottom: 25 left, 10 left

@zidovskymato7769 6 лет назад

Hello, you would send me plans. Thank you very much

@zidovskymato7769 6 лет назад

Hallo großer Nony ist wie viele? cm

@kevinfleming3867 6 лет назад

Can you please send me the plans! Thanks man

@trwhalen1 4 года назад

www.woodshopdude.com/woodworking-plans-and-supplies.html

@jvmusicph 3 года назад

para po talaga kayong si Jiggie Alejandrino amg salita heheh... pinoy nag vlogger din, kaso photographer naman. BTW Grabe ung miter saw mo sir, how old na un?

@VincheroKarpintero 3 года назад

Too old. Must have been bought in the 90s. Haha!

@Sergo3.1415 5 лет назад

Сделано аккуратно, но ни размеров, ни видов с разных сторон не показал. Недоработано‼️😉

@Amen.22 3 года назад

Looks like Philippine mahogany.

@robertprell5301 2 года назад

@robertmallen7696 6 лет назад

You needed a set of horses

@user-wb9dj1jd7e 6 лет назад

Hello, friend! Send me pictures in format word. Thank you!

@trwhalen1 4 года назад

www.woodshopdude.com/woodworking-plans-and-supplies.html

@loy1954 6 лет назад

whats wrong with the horse that your using now "looks like an old cabinet".....lol

@El_Maria4i 4 года назад

Похер, что дохера лишних дел сделал, главное что получилось .

@David-fv7zg 4 года назад

Come on guys, pay the guy 5 bucks that created the original......ripping guys off for a few bucks, keeps guys from doing more work like this....

@VincheroKarpintero 4 года назад

Again, the point of the video wasn't to rip anybody off. Ofcourse you can, and should, pay him $5 if you want his plans.

@kevinohara8671 2 года назад

Very confused I fed my dog hay and gave my horse a bone and my other dog is a sheep dog he left last week lol

@reuelmonte567 6 лет назад

Can you send me the plans ??

@reuelmonte567 6 лет назад

Thank you man....

@mra95662 Год назад

did you see that cockroach? @7:38

@nickstosz6730 5 лет назад

Soon as you're done with thise awesome horses you need to buy a new saw. Got more rust on it than an early 80's chevy..

@le6tat 2 года назад

This video is missing ALL KINDS of pertinent information. Don't get me wrong, I do yhank you for at least giving us an idea of what to do. But for first timers trying to follow your plan, video is deceiving