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Thanks for the input on lifting the compressor. Here is what I ended up doing: Delivered the compressor to the shop on a flatbed trailer directly from the dealer: I repositioned the compressor on the trailer using a pallet jack: Trimmed the pallet and lifted the compressor off of the...

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Does anybody have a good suggestion for taking a 600 pound compressor off of the shipping pallet without the use of a forklift or overhead hoist?

My first post using photos. I framed a cabinet seat and lag connector for my metal cabinets. Start off by attaching 2x2's to the wall studs using long screws. Fabricate the side gussets out of 3/4" plywood. I used concrete forming plywood with the protective face. Pre drill holes for...

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hey, does this work?

Test photo [/IMG] hope it works

Unplug the sawz-all before changing the blade. Same with skill saw, grinder, and wire wheels.

I work with an old experienced bridge carpenter who calls that tool a "Cat Paw".