Assembly Table/Multi-Use Cart

I really like this! Are those adjustable legs?

-- Hey, It will always make good firewood!!

GREAT idea! I’m always looking for space savers, and this is a good one!

-- Laziness - Apathy = Efficiency

Great design, like how useful it is.

-- Bob A in NJ

Love this design. Where did you get the plans or did you come up with it on your own.

-- Jimmy, Oklahoma "It's a dog-eat-dog world, and I'm wearing milkbone underwear!"

Nice space saver…looks great and very handy !!!

-- Don S.E. OK

Great Idea super job

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Fantastic space saver!

-- You're a unique and special person, just like everyone else.

the beauty of this is in the simplicity. I think this is perfectly what I need to build. It is already added to my favorites. Thanks so much for posting this!

As I really don’t have an indoor shop, or even a garage, I have been looking for ways of creating an outdoor movable cabinet / work table. You have just jump started my ideas!!!

Great idea / design!

-- Wood working is my relaxation, until nothing fits or works out right...Then it's just like work!

Great looking project and it serves a perpose. That is my kind of project.

I did use a plan on the internet but can’t find it now. Steve I think I sent it to you, do you have it?

It is fairly simple, all made from hardwood plywood. Some keys that I learned.
- I would size the height of the bench to match the height of your table saw. It would double to be a great outfeed table.
- The legs are simply 3/4” steel pipe with a threaded connection secured to the underside of the table
-4’ piano hinges provide a very strong connection and the table is pretty stout.
- the casters are 4”.
- everything was bought at the Depot.
- It is important to provide the interior shelfs to provide the support.
-Took me about 2 weekends to build and about $200 in materials.

I get a ton of use out of it and am real happy with the final product. Works great in a limited size shop.

Thanks guys for the comments.

-- "There are three types of people in the world, those who can count and those who can't"

I had a table like this once too. It now has a solid 42×64 top on it. I got tired of fiddling with the legs to make the 8ft table flat each time, but it did work. Nice job, mine didn’t look that good, just some construction plywood and no finish.

At first I didn’t see the other swingout. That’s a lot of flat table area …and you can never have enough table space. I love the casters and the warm, rich color.
You can easily see where this would get plenty of use.
Great job.
Thanks for posting.

That’s the cart from the family handyman. I was thinking of building one myself a while back, but never got around to it. You did it up right!

-- I intend to live forever, or die trying..........Justin, Ohio

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Thanks Justin from Ohio.

Here is the plan

-- "There are three types of people in the world, those who can count and those who can't"

This is a great work table. I built mine six or seven years ago and use it almost everyday. One improvement I made was adding a pocket under the bottom, between the wheels to slide the pipe into when they are not in use.

-- David

Tom: I’m new to the website, but not new to woodworking. I’ve been building custom furniture for about 26 years now, and I love it. I built a table kind of like yours several years ago, and it worked great, as I know yours does. I built a new shop about 7 years ago and it is big enough that I built a 4’x8’ table, and gave the other one to my son(also a woodworker). And it’s still going strong. Your’s will last forever. Rick from Arkansas.

-- Remember--- one good turn-- gets most of the blanket!!!!