Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Can clamps be used with this? I'm wondering what type of clamp I would be able to use with this to help secure wood to it.
Document: Recently purchased these to help aid myself and my neighbor with building our fence. Very sturdy for that type or material. Would highly reccomend this to anyone including contractors!
The plastic bottom hing tray starting breaking apart after my first use. Of course I was past the 30 day return point but Amazon was able to get them exchanged. The bottom line, the design is very poor and I'm sure my replacements will brake at some point also.
I expected reasonable quality from Stanley but am very dissapointed. They took the cheap way out on the locking hinge by molding interlocking fragile plastic fingers instead of a metal rod like they used to or other comapnies do. Two of them snapped the first time opening the saw horse and this morning several more snapped trying to open the horse. It takes about 3 or 4 minutes and 3 hands to attemp opening and locking in place. This would be the 3rd time  I've used them. I'm a home owner.
Was a bit hesitant after reading the reviews here, but bought these sawhorses anyway.I used them to support a 60 pound door while I vigorously sanded and sawed it. They held beautifully and caused me zero concern. And then, like others say, moving and storing is a breeze because they are light and compact.No, I wouldn't use on a full construction site. But to help with home projects, these are the perfect solution.
Bought these right after I bought my house. They are the perfect sawhorses. I used to use sawhorses made of 2x4's. They were heavy and bulky. These are light and fold up and stow away nicely. Sturdy? They hold up to 1000 pounds -- that's sturdy enough for me!I use these way more often than I thought I would. And on Amazon, brought to your front door, these are a bargain!
Affordable sturdy product for our use; used to paint doors. Worked well, we would order the same pair if we needed more.
I've never owned a set of plastic sawhorses before, but after using these for a week on a project I'm a fan! They're sturdy, they snap open firmly, and the design has numerous handy features which are lacking in traditional wood sawhorses... like a built in shelf and hooks on the ends to hang cords. Overall a great value.
Its exactly as described,I would recomend it,and when cutting wood,its alot better than useing my foot. Most of all the pair is equal to any other set of plastic sawhorses
these do exactly what they advertise and are good value. however, i used them twice before two of the pieces on the folding mechanism broke (on one of the sawhorses). i'm not super strong/forceful so was a little surprised, but it's no big deal since they're still standing. as long as you're not expecting battle-worthy sawhorses, these are a great buy.
Considering what you are paying for it, I suppose my expectations should be low. However, as other posters have noted, the hinging section that keeps the legs spaced and together is made of flimsy, cheap plastic and one side broke around the third time I unfolded it. With such a quick and obvious defect from Light DIY Homeowner type usage (Painted on it, put a flat board to work on, etc), it would be hard to recommend these.
Answer: yes