ThruCut™ CONNECTING BARS PAIR

SPEARONS LTD

£35.99

Key Features Prevents your work surface from sagging Creates job-site table Anti-Vibration rubber accessory insert Folds stores easily onto the ThruCut™ sawhorse for effortless portability Powder coated weather resistant Description The SPEARONS ThruCut™ CONNECTING BARS link with the Sawhorse pair to support cutting large materials whilst creating a useful job-site table. The connecting forks assemble directly into the aluminium extrusion top, to accommodate a seamless setup. The SPEARONS ThruCut™ CONNECTING BARS fold and store away within the Sawhorse so they are always at your easiest conven

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SPEARONS LTD, number 12181507. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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