Weekend Welder Challenge Winner! My daughter joined an adaptive sports team. The track athletes were limited to spring and summer for practice. I asked the coaches about indoor training and was told that the rollers(like a runner would use a treadmill) that are available were costly and hard to find. After designing (it had to be adjustable for different sized chairs) and presenting the plans to the coaches the next step was the most challenging. Asking to borrow tools and a shop. I approached a friend with the idea, he asked if I had welded much? I told him not for quite a while. So he watched me on a few pieces of scrap. He said “that looks great” and gave me a key. The next day I bought the steel, cut and welded the first one. My daughter used it a few times to see if any changes needed to be made. The team asked for four. The next weekend my wife cut, I welded and we knocked out six more. The two extras we loan to athletes in rural areas with mostly dirt roads. The local powder coating shop and Chromer did the work at cost. Winter practice is now possible! There is the 200 word description. Now I would like to thank you for highlighting wheelchair rugby, the athletes, and the craftsmen that build the chairs in a recent newsletter. Materials and Tools: Millermatic 200, 36” band saw, 12” disc sander.2.5' 1”x2”5' 1 3/4”x1 3/4”2' 1” channel 6' 2”x2”6” 2” angle 32” 6” spouting 3' 1” solid. The pillow blocks, caps, collars, knobs and rubber feet were ordered online. The powder coating and chrome were done at cost by local shops. 6” wheels for end of spouting were purchased at a local shop.