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Man, that scares me, more than a little. Joined: Jun 23, Posts: 2, Profile Page. Most of that went for wheels that he doesn't have on his. I'm certain it will support the weight. I'm not sure it won't collapse sideways like a bookcase without the back. Joined: Mar 5, Posts: 55 Profile Page.

Wood will support a car no problem, but this guy's engineering sucks. I wouldn't trust it, and it is about as easy to build it out of steel. I have even heard of houses being built entirely of wood, but I suppose more thought goes into those.

F'n , Oct 27, Joined: Oct 4, Posts: 5, Profile Page. You guys "Nailed" it. There is nothing there to stop it from racking and falling over. Needs triangulation. Stevie G , Oct 27, Do I want to know how you accomplished that? Joined: Jan 21, Posts: 3, Profile Page. Joined: Feb 10, Posts: Profile Page.

Squirrel, that should buff right out As far as the rotisserie goes, nails and sheetrock screws are not the way to go. I can appreciate his entusiasm and the spirit of invention. I had a remodel company and have built approx 35 homes in a hurricane area. Wood can be hell for stout, easily hold lbs but his fastening schedule, placement from edge distance and lack of bracing would lead me to believe the beer buddies better keep an engine hoist and pre programmed cell within reach.

Will Run To Eat…Literally We have a lot of fun here on this blog with wordplay, double entendre, and of course, puns. Jalopy Rotisserie and Press While Ev was out of town, I went on a bit of a food truck rampage, so it was only fitting that we visited another meal on wheels when she got back to Austin.

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The People behind the Posts Evelyn Mike. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Share this: Tweet. Like this: Like Loading Leave a comment! For more artful chix reinventions, hit Jalopy Rotisserie. Just opened from a recent McCombs School grad-turned-culinary whizkid, Jalopy's a gourmet slow-roasting rotisserie chicken panini joint built into a refurnished box-truck that formerly housed an award-winning BBQ operation before falling into disrepair and becoming the butt of countless "what a pit" jokes.