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Rockwell Jawhorse on Sale for $100 with Free Shipping

Jan 14, 2013 Stuart 14 Comments

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Rockwell-Jawhorse

Over at Amazon the original Rockwell Jawhorse dropped in price to about $125, probably because there’s a new model available. Tack on an instant discount of $25 at checkout and you have a $100 Jawhorse with free shipping.

My feelings on the Jawhorse are pretty clear – it’s a versatile portable work clamp that works exceptionally well. Even though there are plenty of new clones of its predecessor available, the Jawhorse remains a top choice. For $100 it’s an excellent bargain.

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The Jawhorse can support workpieces up to 37-inches thick with jaws that exert up to 2,200 pounds of clamping force. It folds up for storage or transport and weighs about 43 pounds.

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$25 off $100+ instant discount is applied at checkout and expires January 31, 2013.

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14 Comments

  1. AndrewC

    Jan 14, 2013

    One of the best tools I have ever bought (when you combine it with the Extended jaws to grip plywood sheets). I don’t know what updates that would have made to the new model to improve it, as I thought the original model was extremely well designed.

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Jan 14, 2013

      They probably mean that they are now made in china.

      Reply
      • fred

        Jan 14, 2013

        When I bought one in 2010 and paid $179 for it – it was made in China

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    • Stuart

      Jan 14, 2013

      It seems like there are only minor tweaks, such as how the legs lock into the body, and possibly other small usability improvements borrowed from the SheetMaster.

      Reply
  2. JeffD

    Jan 14, 2013

    Thanks for the heads up…been looking at these for years. Finally pulled the trigger.

    $99.62 / free Prime 2nd Day Air….gotta love it.

    Reply
  3. Jerrick

    Jan 15, 2013

    Thanks for the heads-up! I’ve been jonesing for one of these for a long time. After amazon gift cards I’m only out $25!

    Reply
  4. will

    Jan 16, 2013

    Hi Stuart,
    Do you think this stand can be used for vise stand? like your 45lb heavy craftsman vise? Thanks.

    Reply
    • Stuart

      Jan 16, 2013

      Possibly, but heavier tasks would require mounting the stand to the floor. Vise stands are typically much heavier and must still be mounted.

      Reply
  5. Simon

    Jan 23, 2013

    Per your discription, it undobt is good tool using for clamping work. but I can’t find that promotion price $100 at Amazon, it much more achieve $149 now. pls find http://www.amazon.com/Rockwell-RK9000-Jawhorse/dp/B0018MRUN4/?tag=toolguyd-20

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    • Stuart

      Jan 23, 2013

      It looks like the price went back to $150 for good. $125 after coupon is still a great price. I would say the newer version is a better option, since its base price is also $150, but it doesn’t seem to be eligible for the $25-off discount.

      If you’re not in a hurry you can wait to see if vendors start clearancing the original Jawhorse, but there’s no telling if the price will be any better.

      Reply
  6. J

    Jan 23, 2013

    I just checked Amazon for the sheet Master and it came up at $199. Where is it $150?

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    • Stuart

      Jan 24, 2013

      It’s the RK9003 and not the RK9002 SheetMaster that is replacing the RK9000 JawHorse.

      Reply
  7. dandlyons

    Mar 15, 2013

    I just purchased the original jaw horse at Lowes on clearance for $95.50 plus tax.

    Reply
  8. will

    May 8, 2013

    Finally I purchased the original jaw horse at Lowes on clearance for $36 each. I bought two.

    Reply

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