OX Tools Workbenches & Vices

OX Tools Workbenches & Vices at MyToolShed.co.uk

OX Tools workbenches and vices cover the stable support that site work and workshop tasks demand. The range is built around the Sawhorses & Trestles sub-category, with portable work-holding for cutting, assembling, painting and finishing, wherever the job takes you.

Whether you are a carpenter, joiner, builder or serious DIYer, these products give you a solid, raised platform for your materials. They are designed to be carried, set up quickly and used day after day.

OX Tools Workbenches & Vices Features and Benefits

• Portable, folding designs: easy to transport in a van and store flat, so you can set up wherever you are working.
• Stable, sturdy construction: a firm base reduces movement while sawing, drilling or fixing, helping with accuracy and safety.
• Working height support: raising materials off the floor reduces bending and strain, which makes long jobs more comfortable.
• Heavy-duty build: made for the knocks of site use, so they hold up to regular handling and loads.
• Versatile use: pairs well with sheet materials, timber and boards to create a temporary workbench or cutting station.

Popular OX Tools Workbenches & Vices

Sawhorses & Trestles

OX Tools sawhorses and trestles are the go-to choice for supporting timber, sheet materials and long lengths during cutting and preparation. They suit first fix carpentry, decking, shelving, fitting out and general site work. Use them singly for support or in pairs with a board across the top to create a quick work surface.

Browse the sub-category to compare the available styles and find the right fit for your trade and workload.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right sawhorse or trestle?

Consider where you will use it and how much you need to carry. Check the working height, the load capacity and whether it folds flat for transport. For heavy materials or regular site use, choose a robust, stable design.

Can I use trestles as a temporary workbench?

Yes. Place a pair of trestles at an even spacing and lay a sturdy board or sheet material across them. Make sure the board is secure and that the combined weight of the material and tools stays within the stated load rating.