Genius DIY IDEA INVENTION Project
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With this DIY tool you can carry doors - plywood and much more ..
The advantage of this tool is that you can walk almost everywhere
grass - asphalt-up - down.
so this tool will save your back and you will not be as tired..
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Made my first one 30 years ago. From hardwood with carpeting inside to protect the doors I was hanging in a high-rise hotel. Lost track of how many but had it down to a science. Still have it.
Is that when you bought your first power hand planer?
Actually, My uncle who was a top-notch carpenter gave me his Porter-Cable planer. Easy adjust on the fly. Accurate bevel plate. Still works like a champ. Also have a Bosch 3 incher. I'll kick any door's ass. LOL
ramdodgetruck - You're bringing back some fond memories for me. In the late 70's I had a great carpenter working with/for me rebopping a 150 year old tavern. He directed me to make rabbeted jambsets onsite out of 5/4 clear white pine - he said nothing else would do for the vintage 1 3/4 quartersawn oak doors we were going to use. When it came time to hang the doors, he produced a well-used Porter Cable planer to size the gaps and cut the bevels. He told me he had bought it decades before when he got a job hanging all the doors at a hotel. Forty years later, those heavy doors are still swinging and latching up like the day we hung them - that planer is probably still eating wood, too.
Ricopolico right on man. We can learn a lot from our elders too bad kids these days don’t respect them as much it seems
Buddy, not sure where your from, but been selling, dealing with, machining, hanging & hardwareing doors for 35+years myself. We may have worked together or at least know ea other. The port-a-plane was the best planner out there (in my opinion), not being able to find blades made me sick. Didn't see your post before I posted, put an added feature I like. But good post, be safe out there!
Acquire welding and grinding skills, and you open up a world of custom possibilities. Very practical skills to have.
Great idea. I made one from wood with lawn mower wheels and random parts from my shop. It works great
That's great! Now you can take your plywood for a walk. Mine loves to go flying on windy days.
good to see people still making stuff. we need more of the world to make stuff, and not just be mindless consumers. have a great day yall!
Have the wheels and gone make me one of those! Question, where can I find that pencil you used, live in Spain and haven't found that sort anywhere! Saw one years ago and missed to question the guy where he got it from!
Very nice. Great idea.
Thank you
I love it!
I'd want to make the same thing but use TWO; one at the front of the load and one at the back. Front: two 20" wheels on the axle. Rear: 6" or 8" swivel castor under the channel.
Thanks for the ideas!!! I was thinking of fabricating a "cricket", but yours is GENIUS!
Simplicity at its Best, great idea, thank you for sharing
I clicked on this video because I know it is interesting 😄 it is
Been using something very sim. for hauling commercial doors for 30+ years. Some use wood as the main frame, I used Alum & made mine wider and added a threaded rod drive handle/material holder. With threaded rod, you can add a coupling with more rod for larger material(most doors are 3', so I can add a coupling & 12" of rod to handle 4') . The rod I use is (3/8")allows you to walk off and your plywood, solid core wood or HM door to stand there while you load more on or unload it. Plus not having to pick it up & carry it, just drive it. Unscrew the rod and it's ready to be stowed away. Not taking anything away from this, it's a nice unit. Just giving a little spin that works great for me.
Muito bom. Qual o peso que este dispositivo suporta?
Congratulations. I'm not sure I need one of these but it shows how an implement is done so everybody can adapt this project to one' s needs. Post more videos, please. Greetings from Portugal.
I made mine 36" long and put a small swivel caster at the back end. Works great.
As a pipe fitter I've used these saddle rollers for years. One person said to use pipes as axel shaft mounts. This makes repairs easy. With good wheels we could move steel population weighing Up to 30 lbs a ft and 21 ft long with only one man on a solid floor. This is a great tool and a real back saver
Pretty wide for one board. How about eight to ten boards, would it still be easy to move?
So simple, so practical, so useful, so building one tomorrow... fantastic idea my man!
Very good idea, I am 68 and could use this on a regular basis, now all I have to do is make one! Thanks for the idea.
Excelente,muy bueno y práctico FELICITACIONES
Thanks Doc, Smarter, not harder. Love the videos.
Now, why didn't I think of this? Great idea and really helpful too.
Thank you!
Great idea . how about adding a roll of non-slip stuff to the surface ?
Purdy cool!
Great for door guys and/or pad it for glass!! Thanks!
Add one or two round holes or brackets and when needed you can add a taller handle for more control depending on what you're moving around.
Made one to get a 12ft patio door into a fenced back yard for replacement. I made it with two tires from a old lawn mower long bolts welded to a piece of box steel with a three ft. Two by eight with a fence down one side. Worked great. Came in handy for moving eight foot solid wood doors through the house we trimmed. I could fur up with scrap two by’s to clear wheels and move cabents too. Lost track how many times it saved my back
Weld another handle to put a strap for more stability. You can use two of them for longer objects with help from another person. Great job.
Nice job . Congratulations Sir
That would be good for fence panels. Nice job
What is with the big hole in the floor, perhaps you could make a cover.
We have been using one of these for years .. put the plywood in the middle it will roll a lot better .. add a long handle on the side as tall as the plywood and put a clip over the top so it can't fall over
Needed a larger axle, with no so much play between it and the bearing.
Perfectly, and if to use rubber Car Luggage Strap from the handle to plywood top - will be even more comfortable
Great little thing you came up with!! So simple, and people here could avoid several health troubles with simple things as this one!! I hope this good idea of yours, will bring you some good money some day!! Think of it! Good luck, as you well deserv it!!
Nice one i made my one from skateboard just cut the flips on the side and make the curve in the middle;!
zoran pocrnja what is a scatboard?
My phone over correct skateboard;!
Zoran. And I bet weighs about 20% of this solid steel chunk of boat iron anchor.
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Good video. Great job
Good job, good comments, yes axle and bearing sizing, clamping good points. Also for a bit of stability and ease the loading add 4 inches to each end and add swivel castors under. Much easier to load. Also as an option to assist clamping weld stubs to flange instead of across web of channel. Been using them for years. Add a heavy rod for steering assist...
"Hunnie, the neighbor's walking his plywood again..."
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Great idea mate, really handy!!
Clever, but is built too heavy for that purpose. The metal parts could be of much lighter gauge.
That could be used for many things!! Cool invention!!!! This man is smart.
Pretty cool it's ingenuity like this that makes me wanna grab the toolbox
Brilliant idea, good work!
i bought one its called a trolley
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Yeah but then what do you do with your thousand dollar welder?
Yeah, a trolley, I've seen that on internet!
Nice !! ,idea to make a long version of that ??
Could definitely use a heavier duty version of this. Will have to try it when I get my welder
Trabalho muito bem feito, parabéns, good, !
Look at those bubblegum welds. 🤤 Cool idea.
They had one of these in when I was at college over thirty years ago.
For those nice days you feel like talking your plywood for a walk!! LOL!
Very good idea 👍👍👍
What kind of welder did you use?
Hello from Victoria Australia,great project.
Thank you
Very smart and well done!
Good idea very useful
Thanks my friend
Very nice. It seems no ones around when im trying to move somthing. Need to make one of those
Built one out of wood twenty years ago for moving wood around the barn. Built one out of steel forty years ago to move bus duct on a construction job. Carpenters have been using them for likely over a hundred years as a door dolly. If you slide it to the balance point of something heavy it makes it easy for one person to use.
Ohw lovely design
drill 2 holes in sides of base so you can hook bungy cord over the top of wood/door and keep roller in place,also sleeve studding to take up gap in wheel bearings,even wraps of electrical tape would do to centralise them,other wise good idea
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We have one for 800lb granite islands.works great and takes up very little space.
For the first video, Or you can add some sandpaper to the base of it so the plywood or whatever else you put on there don't slide. Also, they already have something like that.
Sir ...I made this project .but I don't made this project report so can you help me for report..
GREAT DETAIL VIDEO
Great idea, but too heavy! If you make out of aluminum and extend handle about 20” up from axel, then when you get to places you can’t roll over you can center the load and lift with one hand over obstruction. You can also keep load centered bearing all weight and turn as you please!
Thanks so much for sharing👍
Good job bud.i use this thing called a troll it has one wheel and a handle like that its good 4 drywall but yours is kind of 4 wheel drive it would work great with plywood outside.you might make the handle a little longer but great idea 👍
I need two how much would you sell them to me for?? 👍👍
I made two out of 2x6 pressure treated wood with straps a long time ago ... So my snowmobile's carbide runners and skis don't mark up my garage floor . Same wheels as well . 👌
Gracias por compartir tu ingenió
Should've welded on spindles rather than using threaded rod. Other than that good build. Good idia.
Used one of these for years, centre sheet on trolley and no need to carry one end.
Why? He’s not loading a car on it! It’s just fine for what he needs.
Because doing things right is better than doing them wrong.
calvingreene90 your response doesn't make sense. Threaded rod doesn't make for a good spindle/ smooth surface. Also, it can't be considered the right way, so yeah. Its a good idea just not executed properly. If he would have at least turned the mating surface, at least then it would minimise fricton. Plus the wheels had plastic hubs. So plastic hub rubbing on sharp threaded rod deffinatly doesnt = long life.
@ Eric McGinnis
I was responding to Crustyswede1 but I should have labeled it but in all fairness to myself i spent the previous sever hours on a forum that automatically put in who you replied to.
Those wheels have what look like ball bearings. But still using a smooth rod is the right way of doing it.
Good idea! Anyone can build this with whatever mods they need for their needs.
we had one of them inthe 70s only difference ours didnt have rubbr tyres
if you put a bar across one end of the channel, it would let you push against the door and would not slip down the door on the channel. Perhaps a flip-up crossbar if you wanted to balance the panel on the wheel?
Plus de vidéos merci beaucoup c'est très bien
Not to be overly critical, since this is a useful tool, but there are many versions of this already in use. Pipefitters, for instance use a similar device to move heavy pipes around the jobsite. But I wouldn't call it an "invention" since it's been around for so long.
This is a version of a door dolly, The door dolly hinges in the middle to hold on to the door so you can install the hardware and transport doors with out hurting your back.
Super nifty mate but it l be much adherent and safe if you add some rubber pads where the wood board meets the metall.other than that it s 10 out a 10 mate.keep going ...
drywallers use something very similar too....to carry more than one sheet at the time. Well made though
nice. I think a rubber (or other material) as a gripper would be nice on top, and a handle on both sides, not just one. Then a rope or bungie cord could strap items on top. Whether they are panels over bumpy ground or other items.
It serves your purpose. Forget about the should and shouldn't. It does the job for you.
You never seen a Drywall dolly ?
i bought a wheel bawrow today wonder what it can do ?
What the heck is a "Bawrow"?
it carries dirt
How's about adding a washer before the nut?
good stuff!
Great idea. Ingenious design. You did use the adjustable wrench backwards but , You still got the job done. ( I'm OCDC ) that's the only reason I mention it. Thumbs up on the idea.
Very good idea thanks for sharing
The last year I worked at Tuff Shed was in 2002. They had these things back then. Used to carry 16 foot Walls by myself with these.
We in the iron trade 30 years ago made these from scratch with iron wheels for moving sheet steel etc etc
excellent invention ! thks bro
The whole time I was like wtf is that gonna be used for then as soon as I saw the wood panel I was like holy hell thats gonna be super useful
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Those things have been around for forty years my friends. They are used to move sheet and panel goods as well as heavy door and window units around job sites. That tool is not a recent DIY invention. I own four of those things, they are store-bought and I have had them for decades.
This is a great idea. We were using a variation of this in the glass business in the 70's. It was longer, about 6', and the channel was lined with rubber tire tread to set glass on. We used this device to move very large sheets of 1/4" plate glass 84" tall and 108" long or longer. But as you can see this "dolly" is adaptable to many jobs.
felicitaciones por algo practico e ingenioso jorge de argentina
Another potentially useful tool to make with my powerarc. I'd make it a bit more generic so that it can carry around more than plywood.
I think that this is a great idea if u are on a job site an u have to move any type of 4×8 sheeting by yourself!!!
Great idea!
Oddly uses the spanner back to front, but a handy little helper.
He appears, in the clip, to use the adjustable spanner (Crescent Wrench) correctly. Used the other way, approximately the same force is applied to the retreating jaw, but at a greater distance from the wrench body, doing, or potentially doing, greater damage to the wrench adjustment mechanism. It's fairly academic, though. Pipe wrenches (Stillson and Leader types) are used the other way, since that's how the mechanism's designed to bite on pipe...
Couple of washer on each side of the wheels would be good
Muy buen invento creo que copiare uno igual para mi taller