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Old 03-18-2012, 03:22 PM   #11
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I would like to get the dolly, and may in the future... But it is $30 and that doubles my costs for the bin. Like I said, cheap.
Harbor Freight carries a furniture mover that should work. It's just 2x4's and carpet on coasters. I got mine with a coupon they mailed for $2 but I think full price was about $5.


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Old 03-18-2012, 04:28 PM   #12
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Harbor Freight carries a furniture mover that should work. It's just 2x4's and carpet on coasters. I got mine with a coupon they mailed for $2 but I think full price was about $5.
Thanks, I'll check that out! $5 is definitely more in this projects budget!


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Old 03-18-2012, 05:33 PM   #13
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This would be a good idea for a 55 gallon drum, cut down and on casters. Could prob fit 4 or 5 cornies in there.
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I like it. Keep up the good work.

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This is perfect! I will be looking into making my own soon enough hopefully. Definitely in time for the next home brew competition!
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That's some fine woodworking there, sir. Well done!
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Love the build - really nice! Good job!
The name is lame, though...

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That's awesome.

What about slats up sides for a little extra cool?
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Don't know if I'd want any of my homebrew bling wearing a skirt.
Maybe if he serves Scottish Ales it could be a Kilt

Nice work, been meaning to do something like this as well.
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What do you have in mind to handle all the condensated sweat that runs off the side of the can? It would not be a big deal for an outdoor venue, but an indoor wedding may be a different story.
Just off the top of my head, possibly place the whole setup inside a Water Heater Tank catch pan.


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