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Jamie - thank you for your support!  Right now I need to find the time to refine the design so that the articulating bar doesn't get hung up on those giant front wheels.  I may or may not have time to tinker this weekend.  If I do I will keep you posted.

Meanwhile I see you are full steam ahead on paint and a very cool wood load.  Instead of glue or screws I would recommend a small magnet.  The refrigerator quality stuff comes with an adhesive backing and is can be cut with a regular pair of scissors.  You can pick it up by the roll at a decent hardware store.  That would of course allow easy swapping of loads and prevent things from falling off without permanent fasteners. 

 

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