What to use for wheels?

You could make them from something like cedar, and wrap something around the outside to take the wear.

A bunch of screws for example.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Maybe bandsaw tires?

-- Maplewood, MN

I doubt they will hold up if just wood. That’s why wagon wheels have steel tires. Some outfits like Harbor freight sell wheels similar to bicycle wheels to be used on carts. I think I’d build the box from wood and use those type wheels.

-- Thos. Angle, Owyhee Design, Oregon

If you decide to purchase wheels, the large industrial supply house McMaster-Carr ( www.mcmaster.com ) has hundreds of choices.

-- "Heaven is North of the Bridge"

try some solid wheelbarrow tires. Any big boxes will have them.

-- Made lots of sawdust and pounded some nails. Haven't finished anything, though.

I agree with all of the above- wood wheels will not move well on hard pavement, and will wear down very fast.

You may try buying lawn mower wheels – they are easily replaceable and travel well, wear long and will not slip when the pavement is well.

Good Luck

-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ

i would not use wood. Use big bicycle tires.. the bigger and narrower the tire, the easier to roll.

-- making sawdust....