Can you just cut off the ends of the feet to make the bottom level instead of welding all that steel?

You could call them "container glides".

Franconteiner Shoe

Container Skates

I like your new container "SLIDERS". Can you test them on grass/aggregate?

If you farm out these brackets to an American metal stamping company you could mass produce them for far cheaper. You will become much more profitable by actually getting your product out there and selling them for around $5 each seems more reasonable. When you only produce a few the costs will be high and only the wealthy will buy.

Don’t bury the way he did it and don’t use him. You could easily do it better who would use plywood underneath the dirt? It’s just ridiculous.

I have just seen many videos of people joining two containers together, with the many problems they encounter (some foreseen, others are unexpected and nearly tragic). This is brilliant, and certainly the best way to connect two or more containers together. Thanks.

😂 ,Ni las manos,ni los taladros se usan como Hammer.😂🎉

Welcome to XXI Century , ya existe la Madera Plástica..Animo asi no construiran un gran Para Rayos...😂🎉🎉

container slides

Container “Shooff’s”

Welcome to XXI Century, existe la Madera Plástica con duracion de 300 años,al igual que los anclajes plásticos,asi no construiran un gran Para Rayos. Animo😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

How to contact you l need one

I have no idea why this came up when I searched Saskatchewan

Container skates

how give a shit

If you put a bio-digester in there you can process the waste in-situ, producing enriched water that can be safely released on site, and natural gas that can supplement heating and energy needs.

We can't have containers here, it's bullshit. The city will come fine you and bond your property if you get caught. All I want is something sealed up for my VW though...

add a taper to it

If you put a bio-digester in there you can process the waste in-situ, producing enriched water that can be safely released on site, and natural gas that can supplement heating and energy needs.

where is the video on how you insulate this one?

Future home

Hell yeah!! That’s some awesome stuff!! Keep up the great work

None of you will believe this but l have seen millions of people with containers on their driveway's

why not take a longer screw and get in by screwing and not by hammering it in?

here some ideas - 1. why dont you leverage the holes on the side to insert an impact and a special end to pull the shoe in. 2. making them with a slight pyramid taper would allow them to enter easier 3. so that you dont trap items between the shoe and the ground surface, make them have channels, like mini slider rails with a rounded edge. 4. possibly a piece of angle iron that could span the holes on the side could have a threaded nut that a countersunk bolt could be tightened or loosened (to take off). also, thanks for the cool video, it is fun watching you experiment and iterate with these ideas.

- ?? roller and "track" skates also - a whole range of rolling elements from steel, aluminium to teflon and UHDPE/UHMWPE could be used - even separate the sliding plate from the mechanical lock interface....... These look better as a delivery and pickup option (tilt ray or hook truck where the twistlocks aren't used to secure on the deck) - protect the customers property, but as a container handling solution - 40 tonne skates will serve better...

It didn't look like the concrete "sanded" much off the bottom of the skids. Is that what you were seeing live?

When will the 2-way studding bracket be available?

3D printed materials often shrink as they cool. It's possible if you used the exact same file that is why they didn't fit properly.

Container gliders, that's what I would call them.

Container Clogs

Kinda fibbing on being able to throw stuff in a sealed container and have no damage 20 yrs later , I’m having trouble with condensation on the inside raining down you need ventilation/ conditioning,insulation to help control moisture

Great idea, glad I thought of it 😝 just kidding, but great idea! I think container shoes is better, no confusion. Container hoofs could confuse people, it just seems like it could be something else.

BEST WAY TO PROVE YOU ARE A COMPLETE MORON. BUY A CONTAINER, FRAME AROUND THE OUTSIDE, FRAME THE INSIDE, REMOVE THE DOORS AND FRAME IN AN ENTRANCE DOOR, AND CUT HOLES IN THE SIDES FOR WINDOWS. OR JUST FRAME WHAT YOU WANT WITHOUT THE OBSTACLE AND EXPENSE OF A RUSTY OLD CONTAINER!!!!!!!!!!!!

Container slippers

Skid shoes

Container Sleds

Wow great idea, every one will benefit from this Idea. I would call them CSC's (Container Shoe Corners) Just my thoughts.Cheers from Toronto

Great idea!

Shoes

great information .. thanks !

Hey boss, just wanted to leave some feedback on polls. If I did a poll about "Would you rather loose an arm or a leg?", both will get votes but no one who is responding is actually planning on losing a limb. It can be the same when trying to gauge product interest. A lot of people say they would rather frame in steel because it seems more durable to them and they'd want to use them if they were going to frame a container.. but most of them can't afford a container and aren't seriously considering it etc. To get better results I would do a poll that asks: Are you planning on using external framing on your shipping container build? 1) Would not externally frame 2) Yes, wood framing 3) Yes, steel framing if available 4) No plans to build out a container currently This gives you similar data but it lets people particiape and also opt out while also giving you frame vs no framing numbers. Will Prowse has some great surveys on his channel that are structured similarly. Keep up the good work!

I think a redesign is needed so that the tighten mechanism is accessible by the side hole than from the bottom. Sounds a lot safer and easier, plus less chance of additional damage by the screw from the bottom. Could also do some investigation for compliance device/ mechanism. (check out YT/Veritasium, he got a video on how it works)

Shoes! 👍👍🏾👍🏻 The only problem I foresee, actually more of an inconvenience is its removal when stacking the cans. That's in light of the difficulty of installation.

Call them container booties. . .CB's!!!🥳

I predict those plastic feet will thin and splay as they sit. The question is how long is their usable life?

Skids

Container glides