Sawhorse workbench Wolfcraft 6806000 — aluminium/MDF, width 650 mm, height 780 mm, adjustable 770–1030 mm

Portable sawhorse workbench Wolfcraft 6806000 combines an aluminium frame with MDF surfaces to offer a balance of light weight and stable support. The workbench provides a 650 mm working width and a fixed top height of 780 mm, with leg-mounted height adjustment allowing a functional range from 770 to 1030 mm. Designed for workshop or on-site use, this sawhorse workbench supports cutting, clamping and assembly operations while remaining easy to transport and position.

Advantages

The aluminium construction reduces overall weight without sacrificing rigidity, while MDF work surfaces give a flat, reliable area for tools and materials. The adjustable legs enable ergonomic positioning for different tasks and user heights. Built for practical use, the design ensures stable support during sawing, screwing and light assembly, and the compact footprint makes storage and transport straightforward.

Suitable for

• DIY home improvement and hobby projects
• Carpentry tasks such as sawing, planing and assembling components
• Construction site support for cutting and temporary work surfaces
• Workshop use as a portable support for clamping and measuring

Key specifications

• Working width: 650 mm
• Fixed top height: 780 mm
• Adjustable height range: 770–1030 mm
• Frame material: aluminium
• Work surface material: MDF
• Portable, lightweight design suitable for transport and storage

How to use

Set the sawhorse workbench on a level surface and extend or retract the legs to the required height within the 770–1030 mm range, then lock them in place according to the integrated adjustment mechanism. Place material across the 650 mm worktop area for sawing, clamping or assembly. Use suitable clamps or vices as needed to secure workpieces to the MDF surface before cutting or drilling. For transport, fold or collapse the unit if applicable and carry using the frame supports.

Usage recommendations

For stable results, position the workbench on firm, even ground and use additional supports for long or heavy workpieces. Protect the MDF surface from prolonged exposure to moisture and avoid overloading beyond typical DIY and light professional tasks. Regularly check leg locks and frame joints for wear and secure fittings before each use.