All Terrain Panel Dolly | 500+ Lb Capacity

[@MakeEverything]

Thanks for watching! This little dolly has proven to be useful multiple times already! Who caught my speaking error?? I sneak these little details in on purpose... I swear....

[@MidnightCustoms-C20]

I'm building one similar currently for my Dad to be able to move a big ladder around his place. I'm using a 6x6 square tube 1/4" wall. I cut one side off the side with the seam. I'll have a video of it once the projects done. This is a great video ! I like the adjustable foot you made.

[@mikeevans1355]

Awesome video, I made something similar myself several years ago. I used a hinge through the centre of the base so that the weight of the component gave the clamping pressure no matter the size.

[@cryangallegos]

I never saw one of these until a few minutes ago for moving structural beams and a similar build brought me here. Pretty basic stuff, and exactly what I need to move a 500lb i-beam that's on it's way for a home renovation

[@goptools]

Hi Chris, You can soak zinc hardware in vinegar overnight or 2 nights in tough cases and that will remove the zinc coating. I didn't believe that it work myself until I tried it, but it does work great. No sense in taking any chances with your health. Thanks for the video! -mike

[@Badgerworkshop]

Im sure that will come in handy many more times

[@DBacaMaker]

I have been mulling over a very similar dolly to move our stage plaftorms. They are made from 2x6 lumber with a full sheet of 22/32" plywood on top and just kill me every time I have to load them in or out of a show. My ideas were way over complicated. Yours will do the job I need. Thanks!

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Nice dolly! I have the same little bandsaw and love it! It is so convenient.

[@GibClark]

Nice 👍👍👍👍H.D. I like their 13" no flats. Pneumatic and I dont play well together lol

[@Techmatt167Official]

Nice meeting you yesterday!

[@richarddaugherty8583]

Nice! Love your concept! You gave me an idea for a similar thing I need to do, but in wood as I don't have a metal shop. Thanks!

[@ManCrafting]

I can't believe this. After moving a couple of 4 x 8 steel panels down to my basement completely by myself I have been wanting to build this exact thing. I think I almost died. The heaviest was almost 200lbs and I moved it with a plywood panel carry handle. Unless you are way stronger and younger, this is a bad idea. I think I even posted about it on my Instagram.

[@MakeEverything]

Don't Die!!!!

[@ManCrafting]

Make Everything I’ll have to put that on my cart once I put it together. 🤣 your sticker of course. Available on Chris’s website.

[@Austin1097]

Solid build, as always!

[@kerryheimer1874]

Loving the new shirt ⚔️

[@ThatFoodLife]

You should find someone that can foam fill your wheels. I made an all retain cart for a ceramic grill using those exact same wheels. They were constantly going flat. I had them foam filled and they work perfectly without ever having to worry about air. Could be good for those carts you make for the bakers.

[@MakeEverything]

That Food Life good idea! I’ll look around!

[@plsmithed]

Genius man, great build!!

[@rushley5813]

I build one the other day at work and id suggest throwing some all weather carpet in just to be safe against unnecessary contact with the metal good vid

[@MakeEverything]

Thats a good idea!

[@alooshalshammari5915]

WELL DONE

[@wetdedstuocm]

That is slick..

[@titosrevenger]

Audio tip: use a high pass filter on your voice over tracks set to around 500Hz to cut out that hum from your computer. The quality of your narration will be much, much better.

[@buzzsah]

Good Idea.

[@danymitehazard]

Could you make a video on how to apply those all terrain tires to a mobile tool box? Becuase I have a mobile toolbox with my power tools, but it has little wheels, and on the job site or at a construction site there is gravel, ditches, mud, dirt, rocks, concrete, absolutely bad for them poor little wheels, so I want to apply heavy duty tires to my box to sustain all that!

[@TinkeringWithTim]

I'm going to make something like this for moving my little sheds that are build on 4x4 bases..

[@RubenGonzalez-nm2hf]

Asta para cargar granito sirve! Se mira bien fuerte!

[@sawcutwebb]

What brand is that 18v band saw?

[@MakeEverything]

I have a Milwaukee and a Bosch both excellent

[@wayneguy1965]

now see is it worthwhile to make some to sell that can attach to small sheds and the back of cargo containers

[@scrapnewyork]

Damn this makes my dolly set up look like 💩 I gotta step my game up to your level

[@BB-rs4sb]

You should sell them on Amazon

[@hackedcl9298]

SIMPLE? If you have a shop and tools that you have. Not simple but great job man!

[@guloguloguy]

GREAT PROJECT,... BUT,...IMHO: ...YOU SHOULD'VE USED SOLID TIRES!!! (NOT PNEIMATICE TIRES!!),....