Oregon Easycut sawhorse review

[nepia]

Do you reckon you could get a couple pallets in that? Standing up I mean.

 

 

Just for you with love from Surrey (pics taken in Kent!)

 

No care taken in placing the pallets; they were just plonked on.

[Stereo]

Thanks for that. This looks like a solution for me.

[rowan lee]

Just for you with love from Surrey (pics taken in Kent!)

 

No care taken in placing the pallets; they were just plonked on.

 

Looks a decent design, and I like the tipping idea. One potential issue I note from the pictures only ( I havent used one in person yet) is the access on the opposite side of the stand for finishing off cuts that dont quite make the cut. Obviously this wont affect a user who has an appropiate large bar size, but this may not be the case for everyone, and something hat may need to be considered before purchase, especially for the domestic user.

Is this the case nepia and what size bar do you use to avoid the need to have to finish on an occasional double cut.

[nepia]

No, there isn't intended to be rear access (!). I've got a 20" bar but 16" is sufficient. Don't go bigger than 24" absolute tops or you risk sawing the rear horizontals.

 

For visual demo have a look at the website on the first page of this thread.

 

Jon

[mr_magicfingers]

I built one of these this week, which I think will save a lot of effort,

 

[Woodworks]

I built one of these this week, which I think will save a lot of effort,

 

 

Nice one

[broonie]

I built one of these this week, which I think will save a lot of effort,

 

 

jings that's fast lol, missed one though