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Wheeled clamp. By create. 2:42 video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZFruJITY2w
Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...019#post140836
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...827#post140326
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...886#post137367
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...8400#post87451
At first I was wondering what possible use would a wheel be on a clamp until the end of the video shows him using it as a trolley. Then my skepticism turned into amazement
That's why jesus invented shoulders
Wow! I wondered the same thing...here's my version, for wheeling heavy sheets (I used to lift them everyday, multiple times in my plywood business...) from the driveway to the workshop, some 120m. Made of 17mm Formply with 'training wheels' from the curbside throwout and 2 Bessey clamps...works a treat. Thanks, everyone for the great stuff.
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PJ's knows about my giant solid oak table from Long Beach Naval Ship Yard lofting room. 5'5" x 14', I estimate 350 pounds.
A roller is imperative come moving day from garage to my building. The rolling clamp is good, Beserklyboy's tandem trolley even better. The weight issue is minor compared to astronomical center of gravity and length.
Frank S, those were my exact thoughts! My shoulders, as a carry-all rest, appear to have had an expiration date ... maybe, really, it was a "best if used by " date! LOL
I know what you mean when I was a teenager it would stab an old Model T drive shafts into 1 end of a 33 ft ling 3 1/2" drill stem usually weighing 12 to 13 lbs per foot and the guy on the other end had better be able to keep up for 2 7/8" we would carry 2 at a time as it would weigh from 7.6 to 10 lbs or on the farm sling a pair of 100 lb feed sacks on our shoulders and walk off with them now I'm glad that most of our feed comes in 50 lb sacksQuote:
Originally Posted by JoeVanGeaux
