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Whiteside Production

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Yeah yeah I made a dolley. It kicks. its pretty smooth, but i need a good, simple way to connect the tracks together. Can anynone help?

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I've been using plumbing pipe nipples. Not sure it would work on that size track, but I have 3/4" PVC, and a 1/2" X 2" pipe nipple fits right inside, has threads and so allows you to tie two pieces of PVC together pretty much seemlessly - if you cut the PVC straight, of course.
 
Cut the next smallest PVC in half (i.e. if you use 3/4" for the track, then use 1/2" PVC)

Now you have connectors.
 
Whiteside Production said:
Yeah yeah I made a dolley. It kicks. its pretty smooth, but i need a good, simple way to connect the tracks together. Can anynone help?

dolley1.jpg
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how much did it cost you to build that?
 
Okay Nice looking dolly, can ya tell me how ya did this...i've asked this a few times, on different threads dont know if i was understood,
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where your L- shaped Metal rod connects to your Dolly Deck how did you connect it?


EXAMPLE THE RED BOLT?? was this Drilled down then some how hooked on to the L- Shapped metal rod?

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Thanks :thumbup:
 
can you please post the pieces you used to make thi dolly, including sizes and dimension etc... i would like to go to home depo otmorrow and give this hting a shot ( for me bday! )
 
That is exactly how I did it. (The Angle Iron, bolts and wheels.) Drill a hole thru the angle Iron and attach a bolt. You are done.

To build it:
Go to Lowes.
Get 2 pieces of 3 foot, drilled angle Iron.
Get 12x5/15 bolts and 24 nuts.
Get however much 1 inch PVC pipe you want.

Go to Wal-Mart
Go to the clearance isle and get 2x$7 skateboards.

Get as much plywood as you need, Mine is 24" wide.
 
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