I was thinking of a way to move solid core doors lately. Being a jack of most trades. I work by myself all the time and I'm always thinking of ways to make my work go more smoothly. I carried a 36'x80' solid core door yesterday down a long hallway on a commercial job and i'm feeling it today in my back and legs. This would have worked great if I had it. Most doors I work with are 1"3/4 thick. . I'd build it to 2"1/2 wide though.. Heading to Home Depot. Thank you for this video.

I was looking for the best way to move large and heavy solar panels around my yard. This is the best idea so far. THANKS!

I like your plain and simple but accurate approach of explaining yourself. Thank you

a great project , father paw always take care of your self in your foof and in your work ,i care bout you father paw , when i watch your videos you always make me happy .

Thank you for the instructions, I have been using it today. Great project.

I cut a piece of tubafour....love it!! Gonna make one today, thanks so much for the video.

OK, now I’m going to build one! God Bless!

Thank you for this!!!

That was a great project. Very handy.

Very cool, I move many doors and this was very helpful.

Excellent idea, thank you.

Great idea - Thanks

You're a damn genius. Thanks for this. Great for people getting older, those with back problems, and women in trades like myself, whose smaller stature makes for an awkward time carrying plywood, drywall and heavy doors. I'm going to make a bunch and give em to friends!

I made one with stroller wheels that I found inside of a dumpster. I work in a big warehouse and it gets too cloudy, and I can't use the pallet jack to move pallets in tight spots. Now I carry all my pallets from one place to another.

It's the simple projects that often offer the most utility.

Great video IAM getting ready to mo few things around garage and this is great idea thanks

Very good!

Nice. Thanks. I just carried in two 70 pounds each glass shower doors. But I will be ready next time!

I saw another review that suggested sticking a magnet by that bottom pulley wheel to reduce the metal fillings floating around the shop - good idea, huh! Best wishes using your new tool.

I’m going to make one today! Great video. Thanks.

I made one a few years ago for about $25 made it with some shag csrpet in between so you dont scratch prefinished doors wheeled 8' doors around easily

I've been watching your videos for quite some time. Your simplistic but effective methods, not to mention your great teaching style, allowed me to build a few projects including a new vanity. The dolly is a great idea and I also saw your updated version. Very creative. You mentioned that you happened to have two wheels you used along with a 1/2" rod. Was the bore hub of the wheels also 1/2" or 5/8"? Thanks in advance.

Can it be added a system that will elevate the door or opposite, when installing the door? That would be a super dupper masterpiece.

Hi paw paw 🐾

The idea is good....but I have a small doubt, what happens in the scenario in which we have to move the plywood in slope conditions??? Is there any way to arrest it's motion from slipping of the DIY tool!!???

How would you attach the wheels if the dolly was metal?

Sir, upto how much load it can handle....like how many sheets??

As a younger person myself, is it a good idea to make one of these or should I be lifting it all at my age haha

Was the wood 2x4

Those little caps you used have fallen off of pretty much everything I have ever bought that used them. I would have threaded the ends of the rod and put a couple nuts on each side.

Price pls

Too bad it's only good for indoors. It would sink in the lawn outside

Use gloves while grinding? Clamp wood before drilling wood at the drill press.