DIY Plywood Dolly / Drywall Cart / Woodworking
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In this tutorial I will show you how to make an incredibly simple plywood dolly and/or drywall dolly using a few pieces of scrap wood. You will need 2 wheels, a metal rod to use as an axle, and 2 axle hat nuts. This drywall cart will allow one person to easily move full sheets of plywood and drywall around.
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Sir. You can add some sand paper for more grip to playwood
What a great idea, I made one today. Thanks for making the video!
Yes! This is awesome and exciting I make almost every out of plywood but at 5' 4" tall moving plywood is a pain. I am also going to make a couple to bring to my local Lowes because the employees like to just walk by a pretend they are busy. Awesome little project 👍
Nice Work, i like it but id add a handle on one of the 6 inch sides you know drill holes 5" apart and cut out the middle, easy way to carry it and can be hung up when not in use
I agree. I might do that.
That is the Most Beautiful Dolly I Have Ever Seen! I Almost Cried...Lol 😂😂😂
Good Work Brotha😎 Subscribed👍
I have something similar to that but yours is much nicer I’m going to build one thank you
that's what a girl wants for Christmas!
cool m, make a hand clamshell pickup handle to go with it
Have me an idea. I have old high wheels and pneumatic 4.10s plus axles. I fo a lot of furniture moving. Have this odd cart with a peak so guess it use to have a upper that had a peak on it to fit that cart. I can rotate upside down and use that peak for a single axle. Instead of a few inches for drywall plywood, maybe wider for avg hutch desk etc. sole basically just lift one end slide cart, center it and large wheels will be easier to balance. Those furniture dolls are a pain, slide around, wheels are chocked by every speck of dirt, etc...
A basic panel dolly cost 80 plus. Even if buy tires from harbor freight , your idea cost, maybe 20, especially if you if you have scrap wood laying around
great video, can it be used for handling, and shifting big granite slabs? thanks
I don’t know about that. Granite is really heavy
Nice work
I’m adding a third wheel for better balance I don’t need the curve making two.
What about turns?
How does it do on bumps/gravel turning on lawn?
Haven’t had any problems. A little harder to push though. If you plan on using it on unpaved surfaces often, use bigger wheels.
No riving knife. No blade guard. No push blocks. This guy does not respect his fingers.
Everything about hauling plywood is the worst... paying for it... lifting it onto my car... cutting it down to manageable pieces... uhhhh
100 percent agree. That’s why I’m willing to pay more to have a lumber yard deliver it sometimes.
How about a dolly for the flying fingers!