Ever Built This?

rotarex

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next on my list............planting trees for all those material i used

joasis

Now why do I own a lift? So simple!

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rotarex

i used it in my 2nd basement job and i only did 5 sheets of drywall before it was getting in the way and i scrapped it, eventually when ill buy a lift, when i can afford to eat

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Tony M

Why would you put up drywall with a Trojan horse?

tcleve4911

Great Idea

I see it adapted to Baker Staging

Brilliant

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rotarex

i think ill add the horse sound to it next time i build it

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joasis

That lead me to some interesting videos.....I can spend hours trolling You Tube.

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Mellison

Very Cool!

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Frankawitz

So I guess to do a job you have to figure in a next day for set up
Then another day for clean up, Holy crap I am glade I got a lift for $425.00 it's paid for it's self about ten times over

A W Smith

about 9 or 10 years ago i adapted a set of wooden sawhorses to do similar. but longways in the twelve foot direction. i put the board on an easel like device made out of 5/4 bridging attached to the end of the horses and swung the hinged easel up against the ceiling with a prop, did a whole farm house that way by myself all in twelves. when done i unscrewed the horses threw them back in the truck and used the 5/4 spruce from the easel for some nailers i needed around the old windows on the same job.

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thom

I built a pair of air cylinders that hang on the outside of a baker scaffold. Throw the sheet on the cylinder tops and hit the button. The rock is up against the ceiling, move the scaffold to properly locate the rock, screw it, then hit the button to drop the cylinders.

It works great, it's fast, takes up very little extra room in the pick-up.

The cylinders have a "t" shape to them with a 3' horizontal top, hinged on one end. For a sloped ceiling the hinge side goes to the low end, when the rock hits the joist the **** tilts up properly until it's in place.

rotarex

Photos would be nice guys

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Custom aquarium all salt water
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Willie T

This is the one I want to know more about

at "no-lift.com"

So far, no response from the company, though.