Sawhorses

If you're a diehard do-it-yourselfer, sawhorse brackets save a lot of the cutting and fastening. With Super Hoss's 18-gauge steel brackets, all you need are five pieces of scrap 2x4 and some deck screws. The legs splay outward, which reduces sideways wobble. With the optional steel feet (inset picture), you don't even need to miter them. Up to 4,000-lb. capacity, depending on assembly method; $60 (four brackets); american-ingenuity.com/superhoss