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Project by lavenrw posted 324 days ago 1259 views 13 times favorited 12 comments Add to Favorites Watch

This is a Maple and Walnut serving cart that I recently finished. It has casters for mobility, storage for 4 bottles of wine and an inlaid ceramic tile for cutting bread or cheeze. The wine glass rack holds up to 8 glasses upside down between the wine bottles. The alternating maple and walnut strips were glued together with Tightbond III but no biscuits or dowels. The rails are standard copper plumbing pipe sprayed with clear laquer so they don’t tarnish. The finish is polyeurethane to stand up to the weather. Dimensions are about 30”H X 32”L X 15”W.

-- Woodworking - it's much cheaper than a psychiatryst!




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JBfromMN

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#1 posted 324 days ago

That sure is a good looking cart. Nice job!!

I love the maple and walnut combo.

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MShort

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#2 posted 324 days ago

Well thought out design. Looks GREAT !!!

-- Mike, Missouri --- “A positive life can not happen with a negative mind.” ---

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#3 posted 324 days ago

Nice design.

-- Chris K

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#4 posted 324 days ago

Beautiful!! I love how you incorporated the copper pipe.

-- Patrick, Helicopters don't fly. They beat the air into submission.

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Roger

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#5 posted 323 days ago

A very fine lookin cart. I’m gettin thirsty lookin at that veeno.. I really like the Walnut/Maple combo on just about anything. Good luck in the contest

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net

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#6 posted 323 days ago

Can’t go wrong with that combination. Looks great, nice job

-- Ben from IL

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#7 posted 323 days ago

Wow, what a great looking cart. You really did a nice job on this one

-- Hawaiilad Larry

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kiefer

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#8 posted 323 days ago

Party central.
Looks good and well presented .

-- Kiefer 松

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eddie

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#9 posted 323 days ago

lavenrw thats a great build ,looks beautiful, good luck in the contest too

-- Jesus Is Alright with me

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deadwood

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#10 posted 323 days ago

Very nice! thanks for sharing, It shows a lot of pre-thought on this…

-- "A veteran is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to their country"

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lavenrw

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#11 posted 323 days ago

Thanks to everyone for the nice comments and for the votes in the Personal Picnic Butler contest. This is a great site for the woodworking community!
Ray

-- Woodworking - it's much cheaper than a psychiatryst!

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#12 posted 323 days ago

Hi, great cart. Hidden casters make it look as air cushioned. Good job

-- Back home. Fernando

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