Todays project is a DIY mechanics creeper for working under vehicles and in low spaces. No welding is required as the wheel brackets are made from a single piece of steel tubing that was cut out using only an angle grinder. In the video I'll show you how I cut and fabricated the wheel assembly, laying platform and even a little bit of crude upholstery ;)

Thanks for watching and let me know if you have any questions you might have!
-Joe


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