Worx WX065 Clamping Sawhorses with Bar Clamps

Nice. Lightweight for light work. Clamps are very convenient. Good for the price. Easy to fold and store.One negative: clamps tend to fall out of their storage holders easily when moving.

Very good sawhorses. Very easy to set up. Durable and a great value for the cost. Very great to be able to put a 2x4 in the slots to hold things up off of the sawhorse.

Engineered well to keep the price down and still do the job. However, it feels flimsy and looks like it will break if not treated carefully. Almost everything is plastic, except, I think, the rod on the clamps. The clamps do hold the object very securely and that's a plus, but the saw horses themselves are a bit wobbly. Overall, I would recommend it for the price for home use. Definitely not for professionals.

Excellent & sturdy &light weight around home projects

Good deal. Well made. Very useful.

Perfect for jobs that need an extra hand plus folding is helpful for storage

I've been using the sawhorses, and I must say, portable is the word! The clamps are super useful - hold the wood steady and firmly. The fact that it supports up to 1000 lbs is a game-changer. Lightweight and easy to move around, making it a breeze to have it exactly where I need it. Highly recommended!

The first delivery was broken in transit. Corners were snapped off. I should have got the hint to return for credit rather than replace.So, this is the second set. The horse is problematic for advertised utility. The horses must be handled with care. The double-hinged base connector that expands to hold the isosceles triangle base is made from thin, brittle PVC. I've snapped off several hinge segments simply opening and closing the sawhorses. The hinge mold tolerances bind too easily. The material is unforgiving for repetitious, speedy transit and set-up.The clamp quality is sub-par. The head and back jaw slip on the clamp bar. I have to apply supplemental clamps for a correctly tight glue-up.The molded ABS legs are multi-functional for various configurations of Worx stands. This integral clamp iteration is clearly one of several interchangeable model variations.The clamps are easily installed but not easy to remove after being snapped in. The component parts have proven too delicate and brittle to risk more force to change from the clamp configuration to a flat top configuration.It's a positioning, clamping sawhorse for widths 18" max at best. It's a low-pressure, clamping only sawhorse for me. I would not buy again.I imagine that these were once pretty good. It may be just another case of what is termed 'fading quality' from a once competitively priced, quality, lightweight mobile solution. This is also the second Worx's work holding product I've bought in the last couple of months. The other exhibits serious 'fading quality' in materials, and mold precision in side-by-side comparisons ... old vs new.