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I seem to have misplaced the before photo.
Curly maple on the frame with dark walnut top.
We actually use this in the shop along with 4 others that are mostly original. 1 has a wooden wheel :)
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albachippie
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#1 posted 130 days ago
Now that looks like one sturdy piece of kit! Great job. Your shop must be huge to accomodate 5 of these!
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ARTTdylan
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#2 posted 130 days ago
Not huge enough. Could use at least double but then again who couldn’t use a bigger shop! We probably have somewhere around 3500 sq/ft.
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BusterB
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#3 posted 130 days ago
Dang…I aint sure Barney the shop dog could pull that beast…. lol, Should render a couple of lifetimes of service….nice work
-- Buster, Ocoee TN (Critics are men who watch a battle from a high place then come down and shoot the survivors - Hemingway)
Fishinbo
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#4 posted 130 days ago
Absolutely can handle all the toughest job in the shop. Looks heavy duty and well built. Great job!
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blackcherry
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#5 posted 130 days ago
Cool work on this shop cart but my eye keeps looking at the vintage machinery, table saw and joiner very impressive…BC
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#6 posted 129 days ago
That looks sturdy and functional !. I know it takes a lot of effort to make that huge project. Nicely built.
-- "someone has to be wounded for others to be saved, someone has to sacrifice for others to feel happiness, someone has to die so others could live"
George
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#7 posted 128 days ago
Wow I just got the same exact shop Cart from a client. His wife bought it a auction for like $300.00 and now she wants me to restore it so they can use it as a coffee table. nice job.
ARTTdylan
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#8 posted 126 days ago
Thanks Everyone. Blackcherry, we beat the heck out of this old stuff and it keeps ticking. Have upgraded sanders to the timesaver and oscillating sander after the old one bit the dust. Those are probably the newest machines.
A customer was in our shop one day and saw that we had some of these shop carts. He mentioned that he had one on the side of his house that had been there awhile and would I be interested in buying it. “Yup, how much.” He said it was in bad shape but the hardware was good and he would like $125. I played it cool and said that sounds fair. I put it up on our company facebook and had a few people message me wanting to buy it for a coffee table. It’s not for sale but if someone offered an insane amount I would probably let it go. ;)
-- Stair Parts. Columns. Custom Turnings. Butcher Blocks. Corbels. www.arttwood.com www.twitter.com/arttwoodmfg www.facebook.com/arttwoodmfg
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