TOUGHBUILT Sawhorses / Jobsite Tables - C550 and C700 

The one thing I don't understand... how did the conversation when designing these go... "Let's make tough sawhorses"..."yeah!"..."make them out of steel"..."yeah!".... "allow boards to slip into them and join two together"...."yeah!"... "add some flip out brackets so one can be used for things by itself"..."yeah!".... "and let's stick a cheap plastic strap on the top for a handle"..."yeah! Wait, what???"

great vid guys! I like the idea of building a table with the 2x4s on edge and even the 4x4s. I'll have to consider these as a gift for my dad. He has everything, but he doesn't have these... yet!

I have 4 of the C550 sawhorses and love em. They're sturdy, easy to fold up, have some bells and whistles for different uses and they barely take up any space when folded. And for between $30 & $40 each, they're priced competitively.

Those look nice really solid construction. I like the frontend loader stress test. Nice job on the sign John.

haha, that wass a creative yet crazy review ending. I just picked up a couple of these units thanks to your review, and love them. keep up the good work.

Thank you!!!! This is the perfect video since it shows both models. Definitely have to go with the C700. Great Video fellas thanks!

That test was impressive

Love the load-bearing test. I'm in for a set!

Thanks for the review - good to get a professional opinion on the product.

Just bought some 700s . Looking forward to using them asap . Cheers. Good test 👍👍

Love these sawhorses!

Great job fellas👍👍I have been looking for the best sawhorses that serves my needs for general home improvements and the C550 looks to be the ideal match.

I've had the C700 sawhorses now for over a year, great sawhorse design, I've worked them very hard, I utilize the extended height to work off(love this feature), the flip out stock(2x4) angle holder works great as a skill saw holder(right through the handle). They've limbered up some making them easier to use. I would highly recommend to anyone, I do custom remodeling and framing, I work these horses everyday. 2 Thumbs up!

That was a nice test at the end. Bravo

I bought a pair of the C700s, these are simply awesome! Very sturdy, exceptionally built, amazingly versatile, I don't think there is a better saw horse out there.

Nice review guys! Love the demo!

Good review. Definitely gonna get a pair.

I'm in the market for a set of sawhorses for projects (when are they *not* useful?) and these came up as highly recommended. I can see why! And I love how they fold since I'm limited on storage.

I have 4 of the c550's in my home shop and I couldn't be happier with the build quality and durability. Although they are made in china, I have not seen any beefier economical saw horses anywhere. They feel incredibly solid and I'm sure the load rating is a fraction of what these things could potentially handle before they would fail. With the bulldozer, I'm not too surprised the wheels lifted. The 4 saw horses could handle 4600 lbs and be within the safe load rating. Not sure how much the machine weighs, but when the wheels lift, a lot of that weight just transfers to the rear wheels. I would guess 2-3k lbs at most on the lifted front end. Really hard to say though. Thanks for the video!

Fantastic review! Looking to buy a set right away based on your review alone!

Thank you so much for the demonstration....nice one lads,

Awesome review. Will buy based on your demo and review!

I just bought the SH60..caught them on sale at Lowe's..I compared them to the Cobalt in the store and the adjustable legs sold me..looking forward to using them

Looks like a good product. Definitely gonna add a set of these to the job site.

I like the c700 over here. When you 4x4 or 2x4 combine you can setup like an outside workshop for tool.

Dang. Didn’t know these saw horses have been around this long lol

what a blast....you guys are nuts

I have the C700 like them so much I’m getting a second pair

Don't use sawhorses much so gonna go with the 550 just what I need for the odd job keep up the good work guys ye look like ye really enjoy it😉😊

Good looking unit!

I just grabbed a set of these after watching this review. These things are great and really strong. I'm debating on getting another set so I can leave one setup as a table all the time. Great review guys!

Great review, I am sold,

Great review, thanks. I bought a pair for my Paulk Total Station I built. This solution for legs is much better than the plywood legs that he uses as I am on job sites with uneven ground more often than I am on a flat garage surface. You get the hang of opening and closing them real quick.

Great review!

Amazing!

Great explanation! 👍

Best test of a product I've ever seen lol

Great video! I've been debating buying these or the Bora Speedhorses. I'm leaning more towards these as they're cheaper and for a home owner/DIY'er, they should be more than enough for me. Thanks for showing these off!

I like my C700's. Gotta get used to setting them up but very sturdy and worth the money.

Their stock is set to double on earnings next week. It’s only 20 cents a share right now!Worth much more... They make great stuff!

Menards sells a Masterforce copy for a little cheaper. I bought the 1300# ones and love them.

Excellent tools! Great for job sites. Other brands are a waste of time! Safety and storage are well designed. Can be found in Lowe’s for sure and maybe at Home Depot soon?

I bought the C700 Today after looking at all the brands names of these sawhorses. Masterforce at Menards, Cobalt at Lowes and Toughbuilt at Home Depot . They all appear to be made in the same China factory but the Masterforce C700 are the most deluxe and adjust the tallest which I wanted.

great vid!...good job gents.

WOW! That was one heck of a test with the tractor. I always appreciate your thoroughness with your videos. I have a small little tool shed and all my projects need to be done outdoors. These would be great to setup as a quick out feed or assembly table. Thanks

last 30 seconds - WOW!

Would NEVER have figured out how to open them w/o this video LOL!

Great review

These are well built Sawhorses.

Just bought a pair . One major hassle i came across was. the saw horse has no secure place by itself to grip anything that is whiten the length of the saw. The underside is only 2 mm sheet metal . If your job is the size of the saw or bigger yes you can use the 4x2 sides to grip. I tried that as well. The wood grip is not a saw tooth grip , so you can still lift your plywood sheet and the wood 4x2 together without it staying on the sawhorse body frame. One will face this problem with all folding saw horses as the legs use up the space, where as in a wooden sawhorse its a solid piece of timber to grip on any job with a vice. Then you have to use up more space for the fixed legs. I got around it by adding a piece of timber on the bottom of each Irwin pistol vise , that held well to the saw horse and my work piece on both saws. I like the sawhorse because its sturdy, height adjustments and its heavy. Well made. Hope this helps anyone in deciding. Thanks

Cool handstand 😁

Wow. Those are impressively strong!

I wish you would had mentioned the specs (width, length, height, max height, and weight) for each unit, but a great review nevertheless. I'll be buying a pair of these, today! By the way, the Toughbuilt C700 Sawhorse is sold at Amazon for $302.39 (what?) a piece can be had locally at Home Depot for $49.97 a piece!!!

just purchased these C700 sawhorses. Looking to make a folding garage workbench out of them. Time will tell.

Nice tractor how about a shop tour and a tour of all your toys you have there side by side four wheelers and so on Oh yeah nice sawhorses there to.

May be a can buy in amazon

C550 is the one I got,I heard some people has issues with the adjustable legs version with the lock on the legs coming loose.

Do you think I would be able to attach these two sawhorse to a small piece of plywood to make a sort of portable work table where the legs fold up?

I like the logo in the background.

I like the workshop addict sign did u make it on the CNC

Ditch the plastic carrying handles.

I can't find any specs on the actual weight of these units? Did you by any chance weigh them?

Wow!!

Look better than the speedhorse

Can the 2by4 be screwed in like the Bora saw horses?

maybe some wedges to secure and square the sawhorses with the 2 x 4

~~40 freakin years ago “Old man Joe told me”.... Mike, we got a lot of work to do Today ~ And the First thing that we are Gonna. do is build us a Table..... still true today ~ Unless you like Bending over 300 times a day to pick things up....

Got to retract the legs BEFORE you fold them up.

Did anyone notice the c550's are wider ?

Sold

you demo the 700 but your link is for the 550, what's up with that?

The beginning looked like and sounded like a military rifle team. Should have kept it going !!

Looks EXACTLY like my protocol saw horses.

How can you make a video on these and not mention the lifetime warranty , absolutely amazing build quality. Just bought a pair of the c550's for £65 ( $80 U.S. )

Aaaaaargh! Incredibly frustrating figuring out how to open it. Yes, there is a button you push where it says to open first. But, mine was stuck. I pushed and pushed and nothing. It wasn’t until I looked at the 2nd button which protruded out more that I figured it out. Oh, oh….and the instructions how to open and shut them was underneath the legs that I couldn’t open in the first place! Grrrrrrrrrrrrr…. Who was the bonehead that decided to hide the directions inside? However, once opened, I think they are very sturdy for $39.00. Thank you for your video or distill be sitting on the floor trying to open them!

Would have been better if you had centered the weight on the saw horses. The way you did it, all the weight was on the sets of legs closer to teh dozer. Still, it proved you could prbably have supported its weight with just two saw horses.

I want to get the c700s for my dad, how have they held up over time?

Great video guys but lose the Milwaukee it hurts my eyes!

They should have at least centered the boards on the stress test, otherwise not truly accurate stress directly over the stronger leg area.

I think a real saw horse should have a provision for mounting a 2x4 to the top. These things will get cut into. My search for the right horse continues.

Looks like very strong horses Just tried to use the Wen adjustable horses purchased through Amazon. Big pile of JUNK. 75$ . Will be trying to ge a refund. Leg locks are crap. Trying to lower one leg and it slipped, pinching the hell out of my finger 🤕. Think i will just govwith some ol reliable 2x4 style.

Are these better than the Bora metal sawhorses?

I left mines outside and they rusted out.

Junk. Have a new set.... legs on one twisted. Now very difficult to open.

That tractor doesn't weigh much in the front that wasn't a very good weight test. I can do same thing with these flimsy wood ones but only use 2 with same Tractor

FEB/2022 - price for C700 in EU 195€/pair , pffffffffff

where are they made china ?

Nun

holu fucm

Feet are uneven. Poor China quality. Had to return them.

A real 4x4 doesn't fit in like Advertising. Only 3.5x3.5 its also Wrong advertising.

Paid advertisments. Not honest at all. They look cheap.