[brianh]

I made up this handtruck a few weeks ago and it really helps moving large carvings and logs.
I took some pictures of it today it is not the prettiest one around but it works well. one improvement to do when I have time, the lower wheels will be moved to the outside of the frame for better stability.

Also a pic of what I started on the log

[AlArchie]

Heck, it looks like you guys have to be engineers as well as artists to roust those logs around!

Al

[twoclones]

That's a pretty nice idea, Brian. Those big logs can be really nasty to bully around.

I recently use a Carpenter's Wall Jack, the type that crawls up a 2x4, to stand up a large log. It worked quite well but required a second man to keep it balanced while jacking it up.

This looks like the one I borrowed
http://www.amazon.com/Qual-Craft-260.../dp/B0000224MY


Butch

[brianh]

Originally Posted by twoclones

That's a pretty nice idea, Brian. Those big logs can be really nasty to bully around.

I recently use a Carpenter's Wall Jack, the type that crawls up a 2x4, to stand up a large log. It worked quite well but required a second man to keep it balanced while jacking it up.

This looks like the one I borrowed
http://www.amazon.com/Qual-Craft-260.../dp/B0000224MY


Butch

Thats a great idea, I have a set of pump jacks in my shop

[Lightningbolt]

I really have a deep appreciation for that homemade ingenuity! And your birds are looking just great. Thank's for posting!