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Suggestions Please for Storing Sheet Materials
sparky961:
Here's the type of rotisserie I was thinking of. I didn't realize it sat on a base with wheels. I figured you just rolled it across the shop.... lol
(YouTube: Not embedded so you can skip to the relevant time)
https://youtu.be/FzPzO6ECh8c?t=249
Interesting, though I think you'd get along better with something smaller that has central pivot points.
awemawson:
Some good and thought provoking ideas chaps thank!
I love the car chassis rotator in the video, it gives a whole new meaning to a Rolling Chassis :ddb:
Keep the ideas flowing, this is very useful to me, thanks.
Will_D:
Do you have enough ceiling height for an I bean, rolling carriage, and a chain block?
Pete W.:
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The key to storing sheets is that as soon as you have one heavy sheet laying directly on top of another it's a PITA to get the forks between them without damaging them. It can also be a hassle to pick up just the top one with a magnet, as the next one or two are attracted as well. You need to get a prybar in there and "pop" then apart quickly. The design would need to have separators that allow you to pick individual sheets.
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I'm sure I've seen catalogue pictures of a magnetic gizmo that's specifically configured to separate sheets of steel at one edge. Maybe in my treasured hardback copy of the Buck & Hickman catalogue? Works on the principle that like poles repel.
It might not be up to working on 6 mm thick sheet though!
awemawson:
--- Quote from: Will_D on February 27, 2017, 05:09:15 AM ---Do you have enough ceiling height for an I bean, rolling carriage, and a chain block?
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Sadly not Will. This bit of the emporium is a sloping truss roof with fibre reinforced cement sheets, and the purlins are only 3x3 steel angle with the sheets directly onto them. The low end is only 7 foot and the high end barely 9
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