ThruCut™ S700-1200-FL Sawhorse Pair

SPEARONS LTD

£299.99

The SPEARONS ThruCut™ S700-1200-FL Sawhorse Pair combines traditional trestle elements with a sliding top for uninterrupted cutting and a hassle-free work experience. The open top design can accommodate an 8x4 sheet of material and the T profile allows for easy clamping. With precision engineering and a wide stance, the SPEARONS S700-1200-FL Sawhorse promotes smooth and efficient work. Anti-slip feet are included on all four legs for added stability. This tool was designed with a focus on quality, strength and efficiency to simplify tasks. ✔️ Extendable top for continuous cutting ✔️ Fast singl

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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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