Lowe's [lowes.com] has
BORA Next Gen Steel Plywood Panel Carrier (38" L x 18" W) for
$49.
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Large sheets and panels of wood are hard to grab and even harder to move across your workshop. Save time and effort (and your arms and back) with the PM-1850 panel carrier, perfectly designed to do the heavy lifting for you. BORA 38-in L x 18-in W Steel Plywood Carrier in Orange | PM-1850
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But $49 is certainly a much more acceptable price for those who need it!
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But $49 is certainly a much more acceptable price for those who need it!
Originally was going to say: I could see a LOT of potential value in being able to use this as both, together, if using a table saw. Wheel it over with the sheet on it, tilt it back, and then have it be a stable feed stand for that sheet? That's really nice, if you're working alone.
Personally I cut sheets with a track saw, but I'd get this in a heartbeat at this price to not have to try to maneuver sheets from a carrier onto a stand, if all my work was done on a table saw.
Originally was going to say: I could see a LOT of potential value in being able to use this as both, together, if using a table saw. Wheel it over with the sheet on it, tilt it back, and then have it be a stable feed stand for that sheet? That's really nice, if you're working alone.
Personally I cut sheets with a track saw, but I'd get this in a heartbeat at this price to not have to try to maneuver sheets from a carrier onto a stand, if all my work was done on a table saw.
Recently I need several 19" and 24" cuts (the size of Frigidaire and LG AC units respectively… window stands) and just a circular saw gave me a clean edge to work with to finish up on the table saw as needed.
FYI… three pieces of scrap wood screwed together (with the middle pushed in about 3") let's you use that sandwich after the first cut of the circular saw to keep the thing level. So you just need one hand to hold the cut off portion as you finish the remainder of your cut. The entire thing doesn't need to go crashing to the ground.
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