b2rtch

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B2rtch,

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Hi there,
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Hi b2rtch,

You mentioned in a recent post about handling plywood you were going to build the “Roll Around Sore-All for Lumber and Plywood” from Shopnotes #55 at http://www.shopnotes.com/issues/055/extras/roll-around-store-all/

I have just spent hours looking for a plan for that storage rack and I can’t find the plans anywhere. There is a link on that page for a PDF file that shows a cutting diagram but no plans anywhere.
I would gladly buy a copy of #55 or pay for a set of plans.
Do you know where I could get a copy of these plans?

Thanks for any assistance,

Bagtown

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