Woodworking: How to save $10 for a Can Crusher

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Author Content rentman Frankfort, KY (Zone 6a) July 23, 2009 11:05 AM Post #6855080 I needed a can crusher and found a set of plans on the web : http://www.ccthita-swan.org/pdf/can_crusher_own.pdf I changed the plan a little and came up with this monster, but it works. When my 'Time Share Kids' come over I will put them to work Crushing, they will love it. I will not say 'How many Beers it took to build' Click the image for an enlarged view. tubbytee Ames, NE (Zone 5b) July 26, 2009 03:35 AM Post #6866138 LOL Looks like it couldn't take a lot pressure jvdl1 Englewood, FL July 27, 2009 10:47 AM Post #6870864 Looks like a well made & designed unit,I paid good money for a crusher & gave it away when I found out it was easier & quicker to set the cans on the side walk & stomp on them rentman Frankfort, KY (Zone 6a) July 27, 2009 11:38 AM Post #6871152 You need heavy boots to stomp them. Or they could be put in a bag and run over with your truck. My time share kids, Aron and Christ had a ball using it. tubbytee Ames, NE (Zone 5b) July 27, 2009 01:45 PM Post #6871647 Rent man Just reread my post..I meant it would apply a lot of pressure ..Good looking machine.. Notice the time 2.35..LOL My GKs are little.. I think they would like yours better then my store bought unit.. Tubby This message was edited Jul 27, 2009 12:48 PM

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