Certi Flat Fab Horses Question
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2019 12:17 am
I live in an area of the country where steel prices are extremely high. I am already invested in filtering and Certi Flat tables.
I want to continue in the system and expand into the Fab Horses.
Before I buy them I was hoping to hear from any owners or users. Do you like them? Any pit falls that are not obvious?
This is a huge help for my wife and I.
I know that some of you have never experienced working with fixtures on a table. It is a life changing experience. I'm aware that there are other styles of horse. I'm aware that there are guys who make steel saw horses in their sleep. I have a note book full of projects that need to be done and if I don't have to build a pair of precision drilled saw horses it makes my life easier.
I apologies that are steel prices are so high and that the thought of buying this horse will ruin some peoples day.
Please don't slam my post with, how could I spend so much money on a horse. That doesn't solve anything. Especially when the horse is going to cost $200 whether I buy it from Certi Flat or not. Because if I build my own horse the materials are going to cost more than the precut kit. It's a catch 22
My wife was an administrator on Marthas vineyard for 17 years. You should see the material prices there.
I want to continue in the system and expand into the Fab Horses.
Before I buy them I was hoping to hear from any owners or users. Do you like them? Any pit falls that are not obvious?
This is a huge help for my wife and I.
I know that some of you have never experienced working with fixtures on a table. It is a life changing experience. I'm aware that there are other styles of horse. I'm aware that there are guys who make steel saw horses in their sleep. I have a note book full of projects that need to be done and if I don't have to build a pair of precision drilled saw horses it makes my life easier.
I apologies that are steel prices are so high and that the thought of buying this horse will ruin some peoples day.
Please don't slam my post with, how could I spend so much money on a horse. That doesn't solve anything. Especially when the horse is going to cost $200 whether I buy it from Certi Flat or not. Because if I build my own horse the materials are going to cost more than the precut kit. It's a catch 22
My wife was an administrator on Marthas vineyard for 17 years. You should see the material prices there.