This is an easy and simple dolly you can make with just a few lengths of PVC pipe and some wheels taken from a pair of Rollerblades. You'll also need a few pieces of hardware to attach it, like screws.
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What did you do to ensure that your measuring of the wheel placing is constant and on the required angle
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