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Summary: How to stack a larger sawhorse on top of a smaller sawhorse in this free educational video series.

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How to Stack Sawhorses

Hi This is Jon on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip I will be showing you how to finish our stack our sawhorses. Now that we have finished putting all the stringers on our sawhorses, they are now complete. A couple of ways that you can finish them is one, you can leave them as is. You can also primer and paint them to give them a little flair. Really it is up to you how you want to finish them. To stack your sawhorse, what you want to do is take your larger sawhorse, lift it up and center it on your smaller sawhorse and it should slip right on the top of it. When the sawhorses are stacked, they should fit nicely into any corner of your shop or garage.

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