Canadian Designer/Builder David Huggett with his Model One Portable Sawmill - engineered for lightweight strength, safety and ease of use.

 

Website Created by

David J. Huggett

Home Page

 

I created both Icons in seconds with GROK

See more GROK on the Make Your Own Memes page,

and at the bottom of A Personal Transport page,

and some of my samples BELOW.

 

The Text Lines and Speech Bubbles were done with Paint.net

David's Personal Transport - designed and built using parts from an old, foldable electric wheelchair.

my front yard

Testing a new antenna, David's Scissor Lift is his own, original design using an electric start Honda 9hp motor with axles, wheels, rims and differential from a 1980 Chevette. It can be raised/lowered, and the motor started/stopped from the top platform or from the ground - and it's all terrain. Another photo at bottom of My House Construction page and other pages. 

See, Basic Sawmill Questions, at left for Environmental Aspects and Desirable Features of  Portable Mills and Battery Electric Chainsaws.

The mist above is the sawdust

being expelled (away from the

operator) as the blade cuts

through the small cedar log.

 It could easily be

 walked about the

 yard with the

 tongue handle.

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Once the tech is ubiquitous, the Cab would just continue to the next customer.  When finished shopping, "Optimus" would just summon another Cab in the system.  Of course, it would still work as shown here with your own personal Tesla though.

With Opti's head cam(s?) and your internet connection, you could even have a completely vicarious shopping experience from your living room sofa, with full viewing and voice control, especially with an FPV Headset.