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Scissot Lift Sawhorse, 5/8" System
- 2 sizes Table Top
- 5/8" holes 2" Grid
- Up to 53.1" Table Height
- 3/4" hex Drill Drive
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Estimated delivery: Sep 21 - Sep 25
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Overview
Crank it to working height
The Scissor Lift Sawhorse puts a 5/8" fixturing top on a hand-crank scissor lift. Turn the handle clockwise to raise the table, counterclockwise to lower it, and set your work at the height that suits the job instead of bending to a fixed bench.
The top is a 5/8"-thick 45-steel plate with 5/8" holes on a 2" grid, nitrided and oxidized for wear and rust resistance, so it takes the same 5/8" clamps and fixturing accessories as the rest of the Strong Hand Tools 5/8" system. Underneath, a powder-coated Q235 steel frame rides on four locking polyurethane casters, with four rubber-padded leveling feet to plant it once it is in position.
Choose the 48" × 8" top (TSC4808) or the 60" × 10" top (TSC6010). Full dimensions for both sizes are in the table below.
- Top plate
- 5/8" thick0.63" (16 mm) 45 steel, nitrided
- Hole pattern
- 5/8" on 2"Ø0.625" (15.88 mm) · 2" (50.8 mm) grid
- Lift drive
- Hand crankremovable, 3/4" (19 mm) hex for a drill
- Frame
- Q235 steelpowder coated, matte black
- Base
- 4 casters + 4 feet3" locking polyurethane casters, rubber-pad leveling feet
How it works
Roll it in,
crank it up, lock it down
It arrives assembled. Casters, feet and the table top are already fitted; from the crate to working height is four moves.
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Roll it to the job
Four 3" polyurethane casters carry the lift across the shop floor, so the table goes to the work instead of the other way round.
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Crank to height
Clockwise raises, counterclockwise lowers. Stop anywhere from 18.1" to 47.2" on the 48" model, or 19.3" to 53.1" on the 60" model.
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Or let a drill do it
Back off the locking screw and lift the handle away. A 3/4" (19 mm) socket on a cordless drill runs the lift through its full travel without cranking by hand.
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Lock it down
Step on the four caster brakes, then wind down the leveling feet. The rubber pads take the weight off the wheels and plant the lift on the floor.
One thing to fit: the crank handle ships loose in the crate. Slide it onto the drive shaft and tighten its locking screw, and the lift is ready to crank.
Features
Built for fixturing, made to move
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Table top
5/8" holes on a 2" grid
5/8"-thick 45 steel, nitrided and oxidized. 96 holes on the 48" top, 150 on the 60" top, so your 5/8" clamps and fixturing tools drop straight in.
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Height
Hand-crank lift
Clockwise up, counterclockwise down. Set the table anywhere in its range: 18.1"–47.2" on the 48" model, 19.3"–53.1" on the 60" model.
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Drill drive
Run it with a drill
Pull the handle, chuck up a 3/4" (19 mm) socket. A cordless drill runs the lift up and down so you are not cranking through the full travel by hand.
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Handle
Removable crank
A locking screw holds the handle on; back it off and the handle lifts away. The 3/4" (19 mm) hex drive stays on the frame for a socket.
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Stability
4 leveling feet
Screw-down feet with rubber pads on all four corners. Wind them down to plant the lift once it is in position, or to take a rough floor out of the top.
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Mobility
4 locking casters
3" polyurethane wheels with foot-operated locks. Roll the sawhorse to the work, step on the locks, and it stays put.
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Frame
Powder-coated steel
Q235 steel scissor arms and base (equivalent to A36), matte black powder coat. The lift table frame is finished in Strong Hand Tools yellow.
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Low profile
Drops low, rises high
Cranked down it is a low platform; cranked up it stands above bench height. Up to 29.1" of travel on the 48" model and 33.9" on the 60" model.
Two sizes
Same lift,
two table tops
Pick a size to see its dimension drawing and specs. Both share the same crank lift, casters and leveling feet.
- Table height
- 18.1"–47.2"460–1200 mm
- Lift travel
- 29.1"740 mm
- Overall length
- 48.9"1241 mm
- Base width
- 24.8"630 mm
- Fixturing holes
- 96Ø5/8" on a 2" grid
- Casters & feet
- 4 + 43" locking, rubber-pad feet
- Table height
- 19.3"–53.1"490–1350 mm
- Lift travel
- 33.9"860 mm
- Overall length
- 61.0"1550 mm
- Base width
- 28.3"720 mm
- Fixturing holes
- 150Ø5/8" on a 2" grid
- Casters & feet
- 4 + 43" locking, rubber-pad feet
In the crate
What's included
Ships fully assembled, strapped to a pallet inside a plywood crate. Lift the lid, cut the film and roll it off the pallet.
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2 - 1×Scissor Lift SawhorseLift with the 5/8" table top installed. Choose the 48" × 8" (TSC4808) or 60" × 10" (TSC6010) top.
- 1×Crank handlePacked loose in the crate. Slides onto the drive shaft and locks with its set screw.
- Sold separately5/8" clamps and fixturing accessories, and the 3/4" (19 mm) socket for drill drive.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Straight answers on sizes, the lift drive, the base and what fits the top.
- What is the difference between the TSC4808 and the TSC6010?
- The table top and the height range. The TSC4808 has a 48" × 8" top with 96 holes and adjusts from 18.1" to 47.2". The TSC6010 has a 60" × 10" top with 150 holes and adjusts from 19.3" to 53.1". The frame, materials, finish, casters and leveling feet are the same on both.
- How do I raise and lower the table?
- With the crank handle. Turn it clockwise to raise the table and counterclockwise to lower it. The handle is removable; a locking screw holds it on the drive shaft.
- Can I use a drill instead of cranking?
- Yes. Take the handle off and the drive shaft has a 3/4" (19 mm) hex. Fit a 3/4" (19 mm) socket to a cordless drill to run the lift up or down.
- Does the top take my 5/8" clamps and fixturing tools?
- Yes. The top has Ø5/8" (15.88 mm) holes on a 2" (50.8 mm) grid, the same pattern as the rest of the Strong Hand Tools 5/8" fixturing tables and sawhorses.
- What is the table top made of?
- 5/8"-thick 45 steel (equivalent to AISI 1045), nitrided and post-oxidized. The nitride treatment hardens the surface and adds rust resistance; the top face is finished flat to 0.012" (0.3 mm) after treatment.
- How does it stay put while I work?
- Lock the casters and wind down the leveling feet. All four 3" polyurethane casters have brakes, and the four leveling feet have rubber pads so the lift sits solid on the floor instead of on its wheels.
- What is the frame made of?
- Q235 steel (equivalent to A36), powder coated. The scissor arms and base are matte black; the table frame is Strong Hand Tools yellow.
- How much weight can it lift?
- [CONFIRM: rated capacity not yet published by engineering — remove this question or fill in once SZ confirms]
- How does it ship?
- Fully assembled, strapped to a pallet inside a plywood crate. The table top, casters and leveling feet are already fitted; the crank handle ships loose in the crate and slides onto the drive shaft.
BuildPro Setup Studio · 5/8" system
Plan the setup. Then buy the tools.
An interactive planner for the 5/8" system. Pick a table, drop stops, clamps, fixture blocks and rests onto the real 2" hole grid, load an example frame, and see exactly which tools the job takes before anything goes in the cart.
Built around the 5/8" hole grid. Switch the system toggle to 5/8" to see the tables the Studio plans on.
- Tool library
Inserta clamp
Riser block
Right angle bracket
Stop
Real BuildPro tooling on the real hole grid. Drag a tool from the library, drop it on a hole, and the Studio keeps the parts list for you.
