Oh my gosh, I think that may be the niftiest dolly I’ve ever laid eyes on!

Thanks for posting. I wasn't sure what dimensions would be best for doors and there are similar products on amazon that range $40-$250. Your idea is fantastic and I'm building one tomorrow. Thanks for posting. I appreciate it.

Great idea. Thanks for sharing

Spacers! Mine is 12” W x 16” L with 10” wheels and a 3/4” stainless steel axle. I machined the wheel hubs to 5/8” for the wheels on cushion bearings and snap ring grooves to keep the tires and axle running true. I usually move up to 10 sheets of 3/4” ply at a time. A steel flat bar fixed to the side is easy to balance and guide it through doors. In retrospect I plan to replace the wheels with pneumatic 10” ‘mark-less’ tires so I don’t worry about scuffing the floors or leaving marks. It’s good for about 1100lbs and saves many loading trips and my back surgeon thought your idea was great!

Thank you you just saved my back a ton of pain, great video, thank for using KISS principle

hi father paw its a great dolly ,by the way you are not old ,and you never think a bout your age , you live you day as the last day in your life ,that makes you do your works perfect , and dont overthink about the futur and the past , live your day be happy work with love be honnest and brave ,i hope you live a healthy and longe life ,love you father have a good luck

Thanks for your reply to my comment on your other video. By the time I read it the original dolly was made. I will infill the dolly with the pieces you suggest although I don’t carry doors so might leave those pieces out. I can always add them later. Thanks for showing the amendments. Keep up the good work.

It came out good, I am about to make one to carry pallets in a shop, but instead of gluing I'll cut a few pieces of plywood and notch it to fit in the bottom to get narrower or wider. Few snaps in removable pieces.

Looks like a very hand mod that is also very practical. Always improving.

Nice job of teaching. I am looking at using two of these to move a heavy wood gate (almost 200 lbs) from my driveway to inside my garage for the Maine winter.

This is great! My husband and I are installing a new fence and the panels are too heavy for us. We are going to build one or two of these to help. Thank you!

Nice dolly! I once made something similar, but with one fixed (non-swivel) caster mounted on the bottom. With deep enough sides to the channel, and the gap not overly wide, the weight of the plywood keeps it in the channel just fine, even with such a small wheel. Also, adding a longer carrying handle to one side allows you to carry or roll your panels.

Good. Now I know what to do with the lawn mower wheels i did not throw away. Thanks

very simple and super smart. thanks for the idea.

Love this creative tool. I need one of these! Thanks so much!

Sencillo pero muy útil y practico..

all you need are two wedges, one at one end of the dolly and one at the other end. hope this helps

Nice, but you couldn't use it Outdoors it would sink right away into the lawn

Lean the plywood in the dolly and up against a wall loosely put the wedges in each end then tap with a hammer

Great video; wonderful and very practical improvement! Do you have a video showing how you made the original dolly? I want to make a dolly like yours with this improvement. Thank you Paw Paw!

Very creative,by any chance do you have a video on how you wen about making the car from the beginning? I appreciated

I would just add a 45 degree bevel piece to each side and then you can carry from 0 to wide, single or several sheets and they will self center.

Hi I'm would like to make this job as my hobby for my retire to fill my free time/day.. What I can do first? Thank you

Sorry for being persnickety, but 1 1/4" + 2" + 3/4" does not equal 3 /12".