Got around to making a mobile fiberglass cart today. I decided to make it on wheels so that I could roll it around to the end of the Strong Back, making it easier to lay down a long length of fiberlass. Or, I can roll it down the side of the float for cutting smaller sections of fiberglass. Materials used were 3/4 inch plywood, scrap MDF boards from my form frames, 2x6's, and 2x4's. Everything is screwed and glued, with construction adhesive holding the 2x6's onto the base. I decided to use closet rods to hang the fiberglass rolls, but the full rolls (weighing 110 pounds) sag a little in the middle. I suggested to Andrew that he try using the smaller diameter posts that are used for building a chain-link fence instead.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Mobile Fiberglass Cart
Got around to making a mobile fiberglass cart today. I decided to make it on wheels so that I could roll it around to the end of the Strong Back, making it easier to lay down a long length of fiberlass. Or, I can roll it down the side of the float for cutting smaller sections of fiberglass. Materials used were 3/4 inch plywood, scrap MDF boards from my form frames, 2x6's, and 2x4's. Everything is screwed and glued, with construction adhesive holding the 2x6's onto the base. I decided to use closet rods to hang the fiberglass rolls, but the full rolls (weighing 110 pounds) sag a little in the middle. I suggested to Andrew that he try using the smaller diameter posts that are used for building a chain-link fence instead.
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