Rockwell Jaw Horse

The Rockwell Jaw horse is a great new tool on the market. It has a unique tripod leg design, so that means that people who are using it, can use even when it’s on uneven ground.

This is really handy, especially as many areas where a person may want to use the Rockwell Jaw horse, are actually going to be on rough ground.

The design is strong and sturdy and all the different pieces are actually made of steel, so the Rockwell Jaw horse will have a very long life span.

It folds up so people can easily store it away when they are not using it, or at around 43 pounds it is also easy enough for people to lift it, although they will need some strength, to transfer it into a trunk or truck. It also has coasters so it can be wheeled if the terrain is ok.

The Rockwell RK9000 Jawhorse is currently very popular and selling very quickly, so if people are interested, then they need to order it as soon as possible to ensure that they are not disappointed.

There is currently a Rockwell Jawhorse Best Price Offer, but people must act quickly to secure it.

The Rockwell Jaw Horse will stretch it’s jaws right out to a full 37 inches of width, which is a distance that will allow people to just about clamp anything, including objects which have a very irregular shape and size.

There are also several accessories that allow people to turn the Rockwell Jaw Horse into either a welding, or a chainsaw station, which could be very useful depending on individuals different requirements.

RockWell Jaw Horse Reviews

RockWell Jaw Horse User Reviews Updated: 02/01/2012

I LOVE this tool!
G. Keiper

I purchased my JAWHORSE when I first saw it on an infomercial. I’ve had it now for about 3 months, and the only thing it doesn’t handle is washing dishes. I tried to contact Rockwell with a suggested “improvement” but they don’t have an e-mail link – only a telephone number.
Not that they would use it in their ads, I found it to be a great reloading bench for those of us who load our own ammunition.
It’s easy to store and transport, and everyone who’se watched mine in action, has purchase one for themselves! I only wish it had been available 30 years ago…

A worthwhile product,
Oneil Engeron

I have a table which I work on. It was built (well built) about 50 years ago. I wanted to buy a grinding wheel and a vise, because I occasionally use these when doing my honey-dos. Mounting these on the table would have caused a loss of surface area and destroyed the surface. After seeing the ad for the Jawhorse on TV, I thought this would solve the dilemma, because I could put the grinder, wire brush, etc in the Jawhorse and just pick it up when I was finished. I recently had back surgery and have been slightly impaired, but because of the ease of using the product, I used it about 8 times in the first week, while sitting down.