Shop cart to replace the recently shanghai'ed tool chest

Very useful looking cart…don’t edgeband or finish too well though….otherwise it too will find itself in the house….LOL.

I’ll have to agree with your father there….Over time I too have had items “hijacked” from my shop…and then I typically find them in various places around the house. To be honest though, if she wants them for the house I feel quite honored as she has a good sense of style and design.

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Looks great, very functional. The original is really nice. Thanks for the view.
Stuk4×4

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Great Idea and very well done.

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Nicely done!

-- Gary, Little River,SC I've Learned that the Lord didn't do it all in one day and neither can I

This looks like a great addition to your shop. And what better compliment than to have your wife steal your shop furniture for the house?!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

Can’t beat that…you built something too well! Great new cart and addition to the shop…and breakfast room!

Well done.

I thought someone snuck into my garage and took pictures. I built the same cart a few weeks ago and posted here and I too have a two wheeled Beemer in the garage but mine is a GSA. I made mine out of scrounged plywood so doesn’t look quite as nice as yours. I ended up leaving the back off so I could get to it from both sides. I was thinking about putting a sacrificial hardboard top and edge banding the top but haven’t yet. I see from your post that you probably don’t want to do that or the better half might steal it. Thanks for sharing!

Your wife is right. The last project was to nice for the shop. This one is much more suited to it’s environment. As long as you leave the screws and the plywood edging showing you should not get your stuff stolen again.

Nice cart.

-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!

was this in wood magazine a few issues ago? looks nice man

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Michael, yes it was 1 or 2 issues ago. Made a few changes

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very nice

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Really? Aromatic cedar drawers, and it is not in your wife’s closet?
I think you were asking for it…

-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever...

Jm82435. Ha! You noticed. I ran out of 3/4” red birch play so rather than buying a whole new sheet for the last few drawer sides I scrounged the shop for every available piece of scrap to finish the drawers.

-- --Now we are surrounded sir. "Excellent private, now we can attack in any direction."

I agree with reggiek, don’t make it look to good. It has wheels, it will leave your shop quickly. I’ve seen this one and want to build it. Thanks for reminding me. Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

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