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I made a homemade grind box!
I nailed 6 pallets together, added some plywood and an angle iron, and boom
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Ok, I've got an issue though everyone, it weighs like 300 lbs and its impossible to move.
What should I do? Wheels?
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maybe cut it in half? Use like old skateboard trucks and wheels on the side that doesn't have the angle iron then flip it over (on the wheels) but put like a couple of 2x4's on the side you put the wheels on and leave 1 side with the angle iron and the other wheels because it might start breaking apart after a couple of times bringing it out and in ect and it light make it more level on that side idk. lol
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Make a lighter one with 2X4s and plywood.
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dave lawrence wrote:Make a lighter one with 2X4s and plywood.
I did this because it was cheap, I don't have any extra cash
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dave lawrence wrote:Make a lighter one with 2X4s and plywood.
I think getting some wheels off something.
Maybe off a computer chair?
Look for the wheels that you can push the lever down so they stop moving.
Or else you could put a cover over it so it doesn't get wet
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ive done that, before, i didnt add plywood tho, all i do is tip it on one side and slide it around.
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dave lawrence wrote:Make a lighter one with 2X4s and plywood.
Rip the pallets apart for the wood. You should be able to do so easily. They have 2X4s and some roughly 1X4/5s.
Plenty to make them. Just need some screws or nails.
And 2X4s are usually like 2-3 bucks for an 8 footer, ply is something like 15 a sheet give or take. I used about 5 2x4s and a sheet of ply for a box. Without angle it cost about 25-30 bucks.
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Elevate it on wheels in the middle one axle then it could be like a mountain bike see saw, but a see saw grind box
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go behind a cvs, they have these plastic pallets with wheels, like a dolly. just take afew thats what i did
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