DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse vs Bora Portamate Speedhorse Sawhorse
Buy the DeWalt DWST11031 if you want a light, individually leveling sawhorse for pipes and lumber on uneven ground, and you are buying a pair. Buy the Bora Speedhorse if you want the fastest setup and the widest fixed-height top for sheet goods. As of November 4, 2026, the DeWalt is $49.99 at Cable Connection & Supply and the Bora is $82.99 at eBay, though the Bora has traded as low as $54.99 in the past day.
Today the DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse costs $33.00 less at its best price.
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DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse
4.4Choose the DeWalt DWST11031 if you work on rough or sloped ground and need each leg to adjust independently, or you want a 10.6 lb unit you can carry two of.
- Legs adjust one at a time to level the top on rough ground
- 2,500 lb per pair and only 10.64 lb per unit
- V-groove ruler holds pipe and lumber for marking
What separates them
| DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse | Bora Portamate Speedhorse Sawhorse | |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 2,500 lb per pair | 1,800 lb per unit, 3,600 lb per pair |
| Height adjustment | Individually adjustable legs level the top on uneven ground | Fixed height, about 30 in minimum |
| Setup speed | Folds and unfolds, no quick-release mechanism | 1.6 seconds with quick-release levers |
| Top surface | V-groove ruler holds pipes and lumber | 45 in pre-drilled metal top takes a sacrificial 2x4 |
| Weight per unit | 10.64 lb | 17.5 lb |
| Sold as | One sawhorse per box | One sawhorse per box |
| Price | $49.99 at Cable Connection & Supply as of November 4, 2026 | $82.99 at eBay as of November 4, 2026 |
Price history
- DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse: lowest $49.99 on Nov 4 at Cable Connection & Supply.
- Bora Portamate Speedhorse Sawhorse: lowest $54.99 on Nov 4 at Menards.
Prices at every store
DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse
- Cable Connection & SupplyNew
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$49.99Observed at 8:45 AM - Home DepotNew
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$74.98Free shippingObserved at 8:45 AM - R.S. HughesNew
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$94.11Observed at 8:45 AM - A&H Turf and SpecialtiesNew
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$73.07+ $440.00 shippingObserved at 8:45 AM
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Specs compared
| Spec | DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse | Bora Portamate Speedhorse Sawhorse |
|---|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 2500 lbs (Per Pair) | — |
| Capacity Per Pair | 2500 lbs | — |
| Height | 831 mm | — |
| Length | 27.46 in | — |
| Width | 690 mm | — |
| Assembled Dimensions | 69.09 x 5.59 x 83.06 cm | — |
| Durability Material | Metal | — |
| Quantity | 1 | — |
| Frame Material | Metal | — |
| Surface Material | Rubber (inserts on upper ruler) | — |
What reviewers say
DeWalt DWST11031 Adjustable Sawhorse
Owners rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 550 ratings. Most praise the stiffness, the leveling legs and the easy fold. Complaints center on buying two to make a pair and on the narrow top.
- Solid and stable under heavy loads
- Legs level out on sloped or uneven ground
- Folds flat and carries easily
- V-groove is handy for pipe cuts
- Price adds up because each unit is sold separately
- Top is too narrow for wide panels
- Rubber inserts wear over time
Bora Portamate Speedhorse Sawhorse
Owners rate the Speedhorse 4.6 out of 5 across 108 ratings and describe it as strong, well built and fast to set up and take down. The non-slip top gets singled out for keeping material from sliding. One reviewer says a promised free accessory never arrived.
Questions and answers
- Which is better for cutting sheet goods?
- The Bora. Its 45 in pre-drilled top supports plywood and takes a sacrificial 2x4, and the fixed height suits a table setup. The DeWalt's 27.46 in top is narrower for full sheets.
- Which handles uneven ground better?
- The DeWalt. Each leg adjusts independently, so the top stays level on sloped or rough surfaces. The Bora is fixed height and will rock.
- Is the Bora worth the extra money?
- At $82.99 versus $49.99 as of November 4, 2026, yes if you set up and tear down many times a day. If you mostly need a stable pair for pipe and lumber, the DeWalt pair costs less.
- Which holds more weight?
- The Bora, at 1,800 lb per unit and 3,600 lb per pair. The DeWalt is rated 2,500 lb per pair.
- Which is easier to carry?
- The DeWalt at 10.64 lb per unit. The Bora is 17.5 lb per unit, so a pair is about 35 lb.
- Do I need to buy two?
- Yes for either. Both are sold one sawhorse per box, so a working pair means two units.