- Does the BORA Workhorse X come with a top?
- No. It is a pair of steel sawhorses that hold 2x4 lumber, which you supply to make a sacrificial top. The 2x4s are what you cut into.
- How much weight will a pair hold?
- BORA rates the pair at 2,700 lbs. That covers sheet goods, stacked lumber and most bench work, but keep the load spread across both horses.
- Can I use it as a workbench?
- Yes. Connect the pair together and lay 2x4s across them for a bench-height surface. The height adjustment lets you match other benches and tools.
- Is it portable?
- The legs fold flat, so it fits in a truck bed or against a wall. At 25.8 lb for the pair it is heavier than plastic sawhorses, so expect to carry it rather than sling it.
- What size lumber does it take?
- It is built for 2x4 lumber. Cut the boards to length and drop them into the saddles to form the top.
- How tall is it set up?
- Assembled height is about 40.75 in, with height adjustment on the legs. Check that against your bench and saw height before you buy.
- Where is the BORA Workhorse X cheapest?
- At Home Depot, for $99.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the BORA Workhorse X?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Home Depot, Acme Tools, Walmart, eBay, WoodArtSupply.