🏃 SpeedySkate Dollie by Fastcap: Advanced Material Handling Solution Review

Ideal for moving heavy MDF or melamine boards around your shop. It takes some practice to make moving hands, but finding the center of your hand is an important start. A useful tool can easily be lost, but it represents excellent value for money.

Good quality but too low on the ground that sticks to concrete at any seam line and if you wear the Finishing Goods/Cabinetry sheet you'll get the corners battered ground for framing sheet metal. Product excellent for finishing carpentry sheet metal. product terrible

I bought this to give my back some relief when moving heavy panels of plywood and it does the job perfectly. You have to make sure the record doesn't fall off lest it replace the Troll record holder which keeps the record upright by itself. But this handy little skate fits in a toolbox and costs a lot less.

This little cart makes moving heavy and awkward sheets a lot easier. A simple idea that really helps. But mine was unbalanced; There is obviously little quality control and no checks to ensure the wheels are rolling properly. Instead of sending it back I removed one of the locking rings and the wheel was no longer pinched. A non-slip baby bath would also be an improvement. Let's face it, you can make just as good out of old roller skates.

This is a great tool if you want to preserve as much of your old back as possible. I'm a big fan of Fastcap and use many of their products both in my shop and in the field. I rarely have problems, but with this product I do. When I opened the package I noticed that one side was unrolled. Once you yanked it open and pushed the beat where it originally should have gone, it works like a charm. It should be, and for the price. You just can't go wrong.

This works well for continuous straight travel. It's well built for the price and I like its low profile which makes it very easy to load. However; Due to the very flat cradle, which is both quite wide and almost flat, it does not provide sufficient grip on the material being moved. Therefore, changing direction is difficult at best. After numerous attempts to move sheets of drywall between rooms, I gave up and started dragging it across the floor again. I intend to find a similar tool that…