Moving 2500kg (5,500lbs) of precision cast iron solo is a recipe for disaster. In this video, I document the high-stakes move of a Kitamura Mycenter-Zero CNC machine into my workshop—completely alone. We explore the physics of shifting massive industrial machinery using only basic rollers and a pallet jack, and I share the "spacers" hack that saved the move when the center of gravity almost beat me. In this video: - Rigging a 2.5-ton CNC without a professional crew - Vevor Machine Skates: Real-world stress test - The history of the 1992 Kitamura Mycenter-Zero - Critical safety mistakes to avoid in solo rigging **In This Video:** Taking delivery of the 3.5-ton Kitamura CNC Using Vevor machine skates and a pallet jack The struggle of moving heavy machinery solo Finally getting the mill into the garage workshop **Tools Used in this Move:** Vevor Machine Skates: EU https://s.vevor.com/bfQY16 ; US https://s.vevor.com/bfQY2w Aliexpress: https://a.aliexpress.com/_c2yf78bX Pallet Jack **Follow the journey:** Subscribe: https://bit.ly/Man-Without-Shed Website: https://cncrouterinfo.com Discord: https://discord.gg/wdnaYgeKUZ #MachineMoving #CNCRetrofit #Workshop

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