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  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by sawkerf View Post
    I used my sons favorite aluminum frying pan .
    Nice! Great idea for recycling worn out pans. He does know where the pan went, right? Is he mad you took it?

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    He says he's "over it" but he reminds me from time to time that I stole his favorite pan

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    Hey. I am looking at building one of these right now. Jason you don't wish to share the design and info on assembly of the handle? I use 7/8" mdf daily and it is heavy stuff. This would work great and save my already broken back.

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    My frying pan rig will lift about 300lbs but it won't hold on to a piece of MDF, it's too porous. I fashioned a pair of hooks to grip it along the edges.

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    Hi Glen
    THis is what I did and works very well.
    Everyone should have a lift!

    http://www.talkshopbot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18229
    Gorilla gripper makes a model that will hold up to 1.25"
    http://www.WoodworkingByErminio.com

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    Nice setup. I have the vac parts to use vacuum instead of the gripper. If anyone else has a sheet lifter please post pics and details. I would like to see them.

    Cheers,

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    Jason what is the silver box and switches controlling? I assume it turns the vacuum on and off. ???
    Need to build one of these right away.

    Cheers,

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    There are two switches in the box. One turns the vac on and the other one is the up and down for the winch.

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