Nephew made a portable shooting bench.

[DadSmith]

Here are some pictures.










It works great. You can also adjust each leg to get it level on any ground.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/TOUGHBUILT-40-3-in-W-x-32-in-H-Adjustable-Steel-Saw-Horse-1300-lb-Capacity/5003457541

Sawhorse used

 

[JohnP82]

Nice!! Great work!

 

[Rookie]

Here's mine I made...

 

[DRob]

I've made several of them using banquet table legs. Light, inexpensive, and fairly sturdy. Used heavy duty sawhorse legs for one. No adjustability but they work.

Edit: I have traded some sturdiness for the ability to fold the legs up.

 

[Mongo59]

I wanted mine to be portable but heavy enough not to wiggle. I made mine out of a tractor carry-all and used a lot of 4x4 and 4x6 for the frame and 2x4, 6, 8 for decking.

I hook it on the 3pt hitch of one of my tractors and take it anywhere on the farm I want. My brother does want to ride on the back and play "Rat Patrol"...

 

[mike4sigs]

Dadsmith!
How did he attach the Table top to the Saw Horse?

 

[DadSmith]

Dadsmith!
How did he attach the Table top to the Saw Horse?

He used 4 carriage bolts. Drilled holes through plywood into sawhorse and bolted it on.

 

[medcoxo]

NICE, I was thinking about making a portable table.

 

[firefighterjohn]

Wow, he sure did a nice job DadSmith. What are the dimensions of the table top? Looks like sturdy 3/4" plywood base...which sure isn't cheap these days.

 

[Indy574]

Not to hijack the thread, but here is one I did. The legs unscrew from the base.

 

[DadSmith]

Wow, he sure did a nice job DadSmith. What are the dimensions of the table top? Looks like sturdy 3/4" plywood base...which sure isn't cheap these days.

He used 3/4" plywood and stained it. Dimensions I'll have to ask about.