Dolly for moving plywood, sheetrock or doors from a converted hand truck dolly

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  • Опубліковано 23 жов 2024

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  • @politicalpartyagnostic268
    @politicalpartyagnostic268 3 роки тому +2

    Very clever!!!
    Great modification!!!
    You made my day bcuz this is something I really need. I will start working on it ASAP!!! THANK YOU!!!

  • @BlakePizzey
    @BlakePizzey 2 роки тому +4

    Ohhh this is brilliant. I'm sick of carrying plywood down to my shop. Guess I need to learn how to weld...

    • @builtfixed6611
      @builtfixed6611  2 роки тому +2

      Glad you loved it! Maybe you could modify my idea and use bolts and u-clamps if you don`t have access to a welder.

  • @Jack-Surreal_Panes
    @Jack-Surreal_Panes Місяць тому

    You gave me an idea. I tried making a dolly to move sjeets as well as tables simce I deliver many large odd shaped things. Tried ising moving dollies but they isually slip and trying to get thru doors reposition every second. I usually manhandle thru. I have a cheap dolly. Do have wheels and axle that you can actually drill thru😂. I have small square tubing that I would pit a large swivel wheel on, maybe 3' long and attach to dolly plate with u bolts so a 3 wheel thing to keep fromt end up and easier to manipulate. An old Harbor Freight hose reel jas the erfect size U promgs to hold piece in place..Think 5" wide, will bolt roght onto tubing. Measure it all correctly and of pill cotters from axle it can still be used as a dolly if tires removed so may leave dolly tire axles on dolly since other tires are 10" and dolly is like 8

  • @erikbell3637
    @erikbell3637 2 роки тому

    That is brilliant 👍 been looking for a way to move my slab/epoxy tables into clients homes.

  • @tonyscerri6039
    @tonyscerri6039 3 роки тому +1

    Great idea, now that was the easy bit, now down those stairs lol

  • @ChiefRRoss
    @ChiefRRoss 2 роки тому

    LUV the idea, I need to make a few of them, or something close to them. Have to think however the two legs to make it standup on its own are not needed. Any 8' long product will touch the ground with very little angle. I can imagine those legs catching the ground often as you're trying to roll along and every time you're not level they drag. At the least, they could stand to be a bit shorter and only on one side. Otherwise, very nice work.

  • @user-uu6tx6zt7q
    @user-uu6tx6zt7q 2 роки тому

    This is the solution!!

  • @richardreed3016
    @richardreed3016 Рік тому

    Try it up stairs.

  • @penney304
    @penney304 10 місяців тому

    Just a little advice that was given to me many years ago (which by the way I did not heed) do not use your hands for a hammer. You'll wish you hadn't done that in your later years.