| Project by Maddhatter | posted 352 days ago | 557 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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The rolling shop table that I built was not from Popular Woodworking as I had originally thought and posted in a previous Blog. I went back though the stack of magazines and found it was from “Woodworkers Journal, Oct 2008, P-58”
It has proven to be a great assist in my shop (attached two car) were it works by freeing up space for my router/shaper, table saw and drum sander out feed table. It is small enough that it does not take up a lot of room yet stores a lot of stuff and frees up the work bench. Something I really needed.
As it is shop furniture, I just glued and screwed it together without finish; I did however add a hardboard top with trim. All in all it was under $70.00 in materials and two hours well spent.
-- Norm (AKA - The Maddhatter), Middletown DE
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lew
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posted 352 days ago
Nice table!! Looks like it provides plenty of storage, too!!
Maddhatter
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posted 352 days ago
It does, both below and in the drawer; I did not think to take a picture of if.
-- Norm (AKA - The Maddhatter), Middletown DE
Karson
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posted 352 days ago
Great usable cart. Nice job.
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CessnaPilotBarry
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posted 352 days ago
Can’t beat shop made carts!
I have similar versions under my Performax 22-44 and planer. A/C Plywood, Grizzly wheels with brakes, glue, and a finish nailer… a cart is minutes away!
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