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KITTY Crew Member
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Location: WA
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Your not going to bow a 16mm plate mate. No prob there. And thats way overkill. But its easy for me to aquire the metal and I have the gear to move it whenever I want. If you want to be able to move it around your own shed you could easily fit castors on a cam setup
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Re: Can I put a hoist on a steel plate for portability
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