Moving Multiple Sheets Of Plywood Up And Down Steps

Drop a line with a tension hook grab the sheet and pull it up the inclined ladder.

Moving multiple sheets of plywood up and down steps.

To protect your plywood sheets from warping the best way to store them is by laying them flat step 2 use lumber to create a base that will keep the plywood off the ground. Once glued set the plywood on the subfloor and nail it down. Moisture can seep up through the earth causing your plywood to rot. Space your lumber about 2 feet 0 61 m apart to ensure it s.

This works well for moving 5 or 10 sheets quickly. Step 1 section off a 4 by 8 ft 1 2 by 2 4 m section of your garage floor. Now hoist the sheet and dolly pulling the rope with one hand and guide it over the saw table. The long segment and short segment of track were tied together on the steps using the ends of the tracks bound with plywood.

Put my back against it. For carrying up a ladder i set it long side down put a c clamp tightly on the upper edge near the center and lift it behind me while i climb. Secure it at the top with the turnbutton and roll the plywood and dolly to the saw. Vote for me in the woodworking and full spectrum laser contest if you like my instructable.

Rollers that move individually make it easy to pull heavy sheets of plywood and mdf in and out without disturbing the other sheets. When i got my first track saw years ago it was an absolute game changer for my trim carpentry work. I was inspired to make this by a tip from from american woodworker magazine and made it for my small storage space at techshop san francisco. This 2 x 6 is bolted using wing nuts to the two crossing sheets of plywood.

No more trying to shove full sheets of plywood through a small job site tablesaw. Park it with the 2x4 facing away from the saw and attach the rope to the screw eye. Set the plywood sheet on a flat surface that has adequate exposure to warm air such as a paved driveway on a warm sunny day. Once you have made your cuts lay down the plywood sheets the way you want them as a test.

If you look carefully in the photo about a third of the way down the stairs there is a 2 x 6 lying between the tracks. For moving plywood on the ground i stand the sheet up on the short end. Grip the edges backhand somewhere below the centerline. Now slide the sheet of plywood into the dolly.

But for those first few years i was really only using the track saw to break down sheets of plywood into their rough parts which i would then run through the tablesaw for final sizing. You can use any size lumber you have as long as it creates a frame that is big enough to contain the plywood. Use the construction adhesive on the liberally on the bad side of the plywood the side without the nice woodgrain. In my search results i found articles telling me to spread dishwasher detergent on the floor to decrease friction use moving blankets and drag the item up the stairs create a pulley contraption at the top of the stairs and slide it over a diy plywood ramp and all sorts of other tips that didn t seem practical for our situation.