Stanley Adjustable sawhorse bracket
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Simple bracket for attaching lumber to the top of a sawhorse
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I have a set of Stanley Adjustable sawhorses and needed a way to secure a simple frame made out of 2x3" lumber that will create a platform for me to cut plywood sheets on easily. These brackets simply snap onto the top of the sawhorse, and then the 2x3s can either be attached to the bracket with a screw, or clamped. There are 2 models in the STL file. The one with "Ext" on the face is for the slide-out extensions and the other is for the "main" section of the sawhorse.
Any filament should be fine with it, but if it will be used outdoors, I'd suggest PETG, ABS or ASA. Lay the bracket on it's "back". No supports are required. I'm printing mine with 5 walls, top & bottom layers, and 15% gyroid infill.