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Here is a drywall lift i made of lumber in 2013. It still works today.
The lift looks like a very useful tool. When ever I do lid work I just have a helper but with out a helper the lift is a must..
Nice job on the build.Dirty
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Here is a drywall lift i made of lumber in 2013. It still works today.
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Rovik, that is a work of art.
I neither have the mind to engineer, nor the patience to build, a tool with all the detail that you incorporated into your drywall lift.
Great job, and thanks for showing us.
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Even if you can't Be The Pro... Be the Poster you'd want to read.Pretty sweet. Our Harbor Freight one is junk.
I agree that the HF lift is a fairly wonky contraption, but I have used that HF drywall lift to raise a 4′ x 8′ 100 lb dual pane glass window above a scaffold while working alone.
It gets the job done. Although I’d prefer to be blessed with Rovik’s talent for making his own tools.
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Even if you can't Be The Pro... Be the Poster you'd want to read.I saw this in a email i got yesterday. It looks pretty handy if working alone, but it is probably slow for a jobsite use.
https://www.toolsofthetrade.net/trucks-equipment/jobsite-equipment/hangpro-drywall-lift_o
I saw this in a email i got yesterday. It looks pretty handy if working alone, but it is probably slow for a jobsite use.
https://www.toolsofthetrade.net/trucks-equipment/jobsite-equipment/hangpro-drywall-lift_o
I guess it’s an option if you must hang big sheets or drywall alone. I always like help to hang the big ones.
Dirty
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Member since January 26, 2013.
Here is a drywall lift i made of lumber in 2013. It still works today.
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Nice build! Looks like it will work just find. Thanks for sharing.
Greg
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