Buy two 12 ft. 2x4s and one 10 ft. 2×4. With 16d nails or 3-in. screws, assemble the three boards that make up the I-beam. Attach the legs, using a framing square to square the legs to the beam.

The sawhorse table, we can pretty much universally agree, is a classic craft project that's super-simple to put together. Just slap something flat (a door, a sheet of plywood, a plank) across two ...

Every workshop needs at least one pair of sawhorses. They can be used as support for holding lumber or painting a door, or, with the help of some plywood, become an instant table. We've ...

FRAMES are up. Trusses are up. Steel is up. We've been cutting and fitting rafters all week.

Here are five garage upgrades you can DIY for less than $100. Add a sawhorse table. Putting together a work bench or a shop table doesn’t need to be expensive.

I created this 12' long desk in my home office, using the existing chair rail, one DIY sawhorse, and 2x10 planks for the top, which was easiest and most economical solution to create that much ...

Take advantage of a cheap and easily made work area by building this sawhorse from 5-gallon buckets. ... A year of Mother Earth News magazine, backed by 50+ years of trusted DIY guidance; ...