What is the Jawhorse?
The Jawhorse by Rockwell Tools is an innovative, portable clamping and holding device. It is uniquely designed to hold very large objects down to very small objects with ease. Think of the JawHorse as a bench vise, worktable and set of saw horses combined. The clamping motion is activated wi ...
- How much does the Jawhorse weigh?
The Jawhorse weighs 43.5 lbs. It can be carried easily using the convenient handle, or it can be rolled from place to place.
- How much weight can the Jawhorse hold?
The Jawhorse will support up to 300 pounds of weight.
- What is the clamp capacity of the Jawhorse?
The Jawhorse will hold a workpiece up to 37" wide. Capacity can be extended to 52" with the JawHorse Plywood Accessory, available separately.
- Of what is the Jawhorse constructed?
The Jawhorse is constructed primarily of heavy-duty steel. The jaw pads and roller wheel are rubber, and some of the knobs and buttons are made of high impact composite material.
- What are the dimensions of the Jawhorse when folded?
When folded into the compact storage position, the Jawhorse measures 31" x 14" x 12".
- What are the dimensions of the Jawhorse when it is set up?
When standing, the Jawhorse makes a footprint of 39" x 39", and is 35" tall.
- How can I roll the Jawhorse from place to place?
Fold the Jawhorse as usual, but instead of sliding the end of the leg into the storage receptacle, simply swing it fully in the other direction. The rear leg then becomes the handle needed to pull the unit using the roller wheel.
- Of what material are the jaw pads made?
The jaw pads on the Jawhorse are made of reinforced rubber material. They are very strong and will not wear or tear. The pads have a little bit of "give" to help grip heavy items. At the same time, they can hold delicate items. The pads will not scratch or leave marks on the workpiece.
- What accessories are available?
The Jawhorse lineup includes several accessories that fit right into the existing jaws to make the Jawhorse more versatile and easy to use: Plywood Jaw – The attachment increases the clamping capacity from 37" up to 52", enough to hold 4' wide sheet goods. Miter Table – Fits almost ...
- How can I purchase Rockwell Jawhorse accessories?
Visit the Jawhorse accessories page to purchase JawHorse accessories. Buy online and save!
- What maintenance is required for the Jawhorse?
The Jawhorse will not require any maintenance. However, if it has been used on a muddy worksite, for instance, be sure to brush the dirt away from the roller and leg joints to keep them moving freely. To make sure the jaw can slide open and close with ease, keep the track clear of dirt and de ...
- What does the Jawhorse warranty cover?
The Rockwell Jawhorse warranty covers parts and workmanship for a period of 5 years from the date of purchase. It does not cover damage due to misuse or abuse. It does not cover cosmetic deterioration due to use and normal wear. For complete details, please read the warranty in your operator ...
- Is the Jawhorse weatherproof?
The Jawhorse is designed and built for indoor and outdoor use. It will stand up to the rigors of cold or wet weather and still work properly. However, the Jawhorse indeed is made primarily of steel. Over time, some paint chipping and rust may occur if the unit is left outdoors, but it will s ...
- Can I use the Jawhorse as a scaffold or platform?
No, never stand on the Jawhorse or use it as a ladder or platform.
- Why does the Jawhorse have only three legs?
The 3-leg design of the Jawhorse helps it stay stable on uneven terrain. This is especially helpful when working outdoors or on the job site. If the ground around the work area is extremely rough, or the workpieces are very heavy or longer than about 8 feet, the Jawhorse can be staked down to ...
