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Saw Horses

Ok so I have a small history in wood working. I don’t know how to make a lot, but I do know how to make saw horses. I made these saw horses and they have come in quite handy. I enjoy wood working and you can’t really get by with out these. 

They aren’t too hard to make, and if you need some help no worries. Here you go:

Cost:- about $12 each

Time:- 10 – 15 minutes each with air nailer

Skill Level:- beginner

Get two 12′- 2 x 4s and one 10′ – 2 x 4

Build 36″ wide…….34″ high ……legs spaced 33″ across the front and 21″ across the ends, lower brace at 22″ from top

Using 3″ screws, assemble the 3 top boards to make the beam

Attach the legs using a framing square to square the legs to the beam

Attach the bottom rails last

(all boards are 2 x 4s)

Now you’ll notice in my picture, that I did not add the bottom rail. I did this because of the limited space I have right now. if you have any questions feel free to message me here!!! Thank you

They Should look like this:

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Part of the GE Pancake collection at Fanimation

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First Post

Hello Out there in Tumblr! This is the first post. I just wanted to welcome everyone to this page. A little bit about myself: I'm a full time professional, career firefighter. It's my first passion and I will always love it. I also am a custom painter, tattoo artist with hobbies in antique restoration, writing and ancestry. I'm a custom painter at a place called Fanimation in Zionsville, Indiana. Anyway let's get to it.