The Handy THBSH Foldable Serrated Edged Saw Horse

Name: The Handy THBSH Foldable Serrated Edged Saw Horse
Brand: The Handy
SKU: THBSH
Price: 24.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.46 (28 reviews)

Original price was: £27.99.Current price is: £24.99.

Make the job of chainsaw-based firewood preparation and logging a whole lot easier and safer with the Handy THBSH Saw Horse!

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SKU: THBSH Category: Saw Horses & Saw Benches Barcode: 5060012804541
GTIN: 5060012804541
Brand: The Handy

Description

Two hands never seem to be adequate when cutting logs with a chainsaw, so get some help and optimise safety and work-rate with this practical and convenient saw-horse from Handy!

It brings the subject-log up to waist-height, thereby eliminating the need for backache-inducing bending; and it benefits from a galvanised finish that provides long-term corrosion-resistance.

The Handy THBSH Saw Horse has sharply serrated edges which ensure the log is held securely in position as you cut.

Its foldable design means you’ll easily find a spot for it in the shed or garage; while its all-steel construction confers excellent strength and durability.

This saw-horse weighs just 5.8kg and boasts a sizeable 30cm-diameter log-capacity.

Product Specification

Weight	5.5 kg
Dimensions	81.5 × 80 × 79.5 cm
Warranty	12 Months
Suitable for	Gardening

Product Documents

Instruction Manuals

Reviews (28)

28 reviews for The Handy THBSH Foldable Serrated Edged Saw Horse

Rated 5 out of 5
Paul Hensher (verified owner) – 23/04/2021
Rated 5 out of 5
D Brookes (verified owner) – 18/03/2021
Easy to use & sturdy.
Rated 5 out of 5
Matt W. (verified owner) – 12/03/2021
Assembly instructions were easy to follow and item works perfectly.
Rated 4 out of 5
Dennis I. (verified owner) – 09/03/2021
very good for holding small logs whilst using chainsaw Good value for money. Nuts and bolts could be of better quality easy to strip if overtightened
Rated 5 out of 5
Peter R. (verified owner) – 25/02/2021
I bought three different sawhorses from different suppliers, (yes, we cut a lot of wood), they all look similar but I wanted to know if there were quality differences. The cheapest (this one, ‘The Handy’) was the best, which shocked me. Heavier steel, all the bolts being better quality and having nylon nuts, more stable when constructed. I think the galvanising is better too, but that’s hard to tell without leaving them out to rust. ‘The Handy’ sawhorse is both the best, and the cheapest, meaning it’s best value for money