Workbenches and Stands

Smart Siding Cut Table
The Van Mark Trim-A-Table TAT60 works with both right- and left-hand saws and does not require the saw to be attached to a special plate that slides in the rail guides.
Miter-Saw-Stand Worktop
A piece of plywood with bench-dog holes is clamped to a miter-saw stand for a useful work surface.
Elevated Efficiency Work Platforms
Werner's AP-2030L Aluminum Work Platforms have adjustable legs and can be linked together for a longer surface.
Superstable Sawhorse
Fulton's Stablemate sawhorses are durable and reliable, lasting longer than other brands.
Tool Test: Cordless Tablesaws
Portability and on-board power make them appealing, but utility and real-world performance vary by brand.
Pipe-Stand Bucket for Plumbing Jobs
Cut two notches in the top of a 5-gal. bucket for a homemade V-head pipe stand with plenty of space for storing fittings and tools.
Sawhorse Pipe Vise
Drill a hole through the center of the sawhorse's top rail and use a wrench on either side to hold pipe for threading.
Shop-Accurate On-Site Setup
Best for high-level production work, the Cut Hub work system yields accurate cuts and increased productivity with components built to last.
Readers’ Letters: 9 Ways To Build Sawhorses
From simple, site-built work surfaces to carefully fabricated shop furniture, homemade sawhorses are popular with our audience of builders, remodelers, and homeowners.
All About Sawhorses
This collection of articles about the essential job-site work surface will help you choose or build a set that fits your needs.

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