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High end plastic ones are decent. A lot depends on how you want to use them. Just to hold up a panel to make a table then cheap ones will do, but if you want to do carpentry then wood or high end plastic is what you want.
Consider those vise style adjustable tables that can hold odd shapes and they fold up. I find mine invaluable.
Consider those vise style adjustable tables that can hold odd shapes and they fold up. I find mine invaluable.
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I've had all different ones but the fold up plastic ones are the best. They fold easily, hang easily, open easily. For what they are.... most sets are reasonable in price..... $35-50. I've seen them much cheaper but I don't think I'd consider those.
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I like the Ebco folding metal horses. Built my own wood ones for years, but bought a set of the Ebco ones 10-15 years ago, now have 6 sets I think, and they're perfect as far as I'm concerned. They're every bit stable as heavier wood ones, at something like half the weight, not flimsy like some of the others I have seen, and there are 4 holes in the top so that you can attach 2x4's with #8 or 10 sheet metal screws.
#5
It's been nearly twenty years since I bought them but I got some decent (not top of the line) horses at Menards for $6 each. They fold up nicely and so between the low price and low storage space requirement, I bought six of them.