On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 18:52:23 -0600, Ken Grunke
wrote:

Gunner wrote:


I rather liked the air bottle "hovercraft" idea. Ive seen folks use
3/8" plate and an airhose to move very large machinery like magic.


That's a neat idea. Do they just tap the air supply into the middle of
the plate, or what?

Ken Grunke

Yup. just put an air fitting on it and hook an airline to it with a
valve to control air flow. While it makes moving things easy..it
doesnt do anything for inertia...seen a couple spectacular booboos
when they got it moving too fast and then shut off the air a bit too
quick.

Gunner



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