Kreg Track Horse 

Thanks so much!! Really appreciate the kind words. We really try to provide quality over quantity. We have so much more to come during the build of our houses and after as we develop our homestead. Thanks for watching!!

Totally agree! Awesome !

Thanks! We used it today and it worked very well. Brian

@@ForestToFarm Glad to hear it. Sounds like you picked a winner again. Kind regards.

Your welcome and thank you!! Still loving them!

Thanks!!!

Hey Dean. We used it yesterday all day long and it works great. I like that when not using it you can fold it up and it takes far less space than a standard saw horse. Terry

Thanks for the comment and watching!! Good explanation. The bench is great!! 👍 Terry

Thank you!!

They are very useful. We will be painting on them. They will be handy throughout the entire build process of our two house from rough in to finish. Great investment!! And they fold up to near nothing so you do not have two saw horses taking up the entire back of your truck. Very very happy with them. Terry

Thanks!!!

Cool. Anything to save time and energy allows you more energy for fun or as in our case most of the time its more energy and time to do more work, ha ha. I hear ya on getting a few years behind you. I plan on staying active until I drop or am just not able to make myself move. Tools can make it easier. I think staying active is a key factor in a long and healthy life. My mom still works at 76 and goes dancing several nights a week plus is always helping out her friends and family who are unable to do for themselves. She cleans house for a couple who are in their mid 60's because they are not able and she again is 76! Terry

Pretty sure we will be using these often. Working out great so far. Terry

Thanks!

Hey John! You're welcome. They really are great units, very handy when you've got limited space. We are currently building a table unit for them and it's going to get a ton of use! We can't wait to get back on the property too! But the house is a disaster with this kitchen remodel going on so we've got to finish it first, haha. Thanks for following along! Brian

Your welcome! Terry

Thanks!

You are welcome! Thanks for watching.

Thanks! Will try to work that out! We love it so far. Terry

My thoughts exactly, you said it better than I ever could have.

Working out great. We are using them right now starting our kitchen cabinets on my old house. Terry

You’re welcome.

Thank you and awesome!! We love good positive feedback. :) Terry

Thanks!

Yeah it tough buying lots of tools because of price. If you use them its worth it. If you are doing a job yourself and saving money you can justify slowly accumulating quality tools. Better tools can make the job go better and faster most of the time. Plus aside from doing my own work at just about anything I really do not have any hobbies that require money spending. Thanks for watching!! Terry

Hey Craig. Honestly the paint seems to be of good quality. It seems like powder coat but I can not be sure of that. I think with proper handling its going to last a good long time. Of course as with anything if left laying out in the weather continuously its going to break down eventually. Terry

Would that be a concern if you never left them out in the rain consistently? Even the occasional wedding shouldn't cause this to happen. Maybe you live in Miami? :-)

Hey, in America a "2x4" is actually measured at "1 1/2x3 1/2". It used to be actually 2'x4' but things keep getting smaller. Terrry

@@ForestToFarm Good to know. TY.

No problem. It does not make much sense but I guess its just the way things evolved over time. Terry

@@ForestToFarm kiln drying causes then to shrink to those dimensions

That would work for sure. We improvise all the time. Gotta say though those saw horses are really very nice and set up is quick and solid. Terry

For someone that has very little space to work with, traditional sawhorses take up way too much room. That includes a pick em up truck, not just a garage. If u have a step van etc, oerhaps not a big deal. The way I see it, no reason to take up space when something can collapse. I have the old school yellow steel sawhorses. They are heavy enough to be annoying and are time consuming to extend in height/leg length and you have to go through the same process to retract them so that you The legs will fold up back inside the sawhorse properly. I have the Bora collapsible flip top rolling miter station because I work out of my garage and the love of my life has a fucking billion tubs in the garage full of crap so my options are limited. If I can save space, that's worth something to me and a lot of other people. And like I said, if I were working on site compactness and portability of these and similar saw horses is definitely worth it. It was tools like this, I always find it amusing how people balk at the prices. If it's going to save you time and eliminates a perceived annoyance or irritation, then you'll make that money back pretty quickly. If you could show up to a site and press a button on a remote on your key fob and an entire workstation would roll out of your truck and set up automatically, how much would that be worth? How much would you pay for something that might save you 45 minutes a day every single day (set up and breakdown)? Do you have cordless tools? Why would you pay hundreds and hundreds of dollars for batteries when you can plug everything in or bring a generator? Same reason here. I suspect absolutely nobody enjoys set up and teardown. Wasted time. I want to get to work on my project asap and when I'm done, I want to waste as little time packing up and then trying to stuff everything into a limited space.

In understand where you are coming from. We plan to set up a shop eventually at our homestead we are building and get things organized. Terry

I think they gear the products toward the diy homeowner. They get the job done and don’t break the bank. We have had great success with the tools we have used. Terry