Post by Teachndad on Jul 13, 2024 6:28:55 GMT -8
Hi Friends,
For those of us who are workspace challenged: I am in the process of matching my walls on my '57 Westerner after rebuilding the framing and I needed to raise the wall up to work on the edges. I had some milk crates lying around and discovered they work really well for raising the wall off the ground. I don't have saw horses to use as most people have, so this offered an alternative support system.
We moved the wall by setting it on a small furniture dolly at the middle and with the help of my DW, we wheeled it out to the driveway and laid it down.
Afterwards, we move the wall(s) back in the carport and lean against the wall and then the milk crates are stacked neatly in the side yard. Then, we can use the driveway again for parking cars.
Cheers,
Rod
For those of us who are workspace challenged: I am in the process of matching my walls on my '57 Westerner after rebuilding the framing and I needed to raise the wall up to work on the edges. I had some milk crates lying around and discovered they work really well for raising the wall off the ground. I don't have saw horses to use as most people have, so this offered an alternative support system.
We moved the wall by setting it on a small furniture dolly at the middle and with the help of my DW, we wheeled it out to the driveway and laid it down.
Afterwards, we move the wall(s) back in the carport and lean against the wall and then the milk crates are stacked neatly in the side yard. Then, we can use the driveway again for parking cars.
Cheers,
Rod
