The woodworking for these sawhorses is now complete. You may wish to paint them, but that is a matter of choice.
To stack the sawhorses, the 49-inch unit simply sits on top of the 47-inch unit, as shown in the picture above. The two sawhorses will easily fit into a corner of your shop until you need them.
How to Build a Sawhorse
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