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.
Build the Ultimate Wood Sawhorses
By Chris Baylor, About.com Guide
Prev
- 1
- Building the I-Beam
- Attach the Sawhorse Legs to the I-Beam
- Attach the Stringers to the Sawhorse Legs
- Attach the End Stringers
- Attach the Side Stringers to the Second Sawhorse
- Attach the End Stringers to the Second Sawhorse
- Stacking the Completed Sawhorses
Suggested Reading
Woodworking Tools
Explore Woodworking
Must Reads
About.com Special Features
Holiday Central
What to eat, where to go, fun things to do and how to save money on the perfect gifts. More >
Scrapbook Technique Gallery
Use these ideas to inspire your own uniquely beautiful pages. More >
©2009 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company.
All rights reserved.