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I built this mobile cart for my shop vac and Dust Deputy cyclone. Made from 3/4" ply. Used dadoes/glue/screws for the joinery. The cyclone is mounted atop a piece of ply on a piano hinge to fold up out of the way and give access to the dust bucket. A small clasp holds it down. Just behind...

So as I progress with my winter garage/shop remodel I figured it was time to get the planer off of my table saw extension table and give it a new home. The design is based off a free plan from woodsmith and made with left over maple scraps from when I built my kitchen drawers and panels from an...

Created a two drawer stand for wood cookie sander. This is a bench model random orbital sander attached to a two drawer mobile stand. The stand has two full extension drawers that hold eight different grit hook and loop 9" abrasive disks. The abrasives are kept from curling using a sheet of...

Years ago Grizzly sold a lumber and mobile panel cart. To stabilize the cart from tipping over each caster unit was wider than the panel holding portion. For years in The Wood Buddies we just "stuffed" lumber, full sheets, and panel off-fall into the cart. This ended up scratching some of the...

So I finally upgraded my table saw. I was tired of never being able to get a square cut so I tossed my garbage saw and bought a Delta 36-725t2. So far it is meeting my expectations. I plan on making a new workbench so I have thrown together this little cart so I can work more efficiently. It is...

I normally don't post my projects for fear of ridicule (I say that slightly in jest, but I'm fully aware of all my mistakes) however I'm relatively proud of this one. It might be the nicest thing I've built thus far. This is a mobile kitchen cart, based on free plans from The Woodsmith Shop...

I built this mobile dust collection cart for my ShopVac + Oneida Dust Deputy using the plans from MWA Woodworks. Overall, it's a great cart for what it does. The footprint is only as big as it needs to be to fit the shop vac. I'd seen many other versions of a mobile dust cart which place the...

Hey fellow Jocks. This is my first thing I have ever built out of wood. And if you look close you can see a couple of serious mistake. But we will get to that in a second. I purchased a home that had a 2000 Square Foot unfinished basement. I was so excited. I used 500 square feet and built a...

Full project build video HERE Jointer rebuild video HERE I recently rebuilt an old Rockwell/Beaver jointer and could find any available designs for a mobile base/cart that fit my needs for a small garage shop. So I designed and built the the most feature rich jointer mobile base/cart ever with...

I saw the idea of converting the standard Harbor Freight Dust Collector with a separator and Thien Baffle on a mobile cart here on LJ's. I want to first begin by thanking Cory and Bert for sharing their ideas and creativity here. These two projects inspired me to make my own version. Cory...

You know what they say, you can "never have enough clamps". After collecting clamps for many, many years and the clearance deal at Lowe's last year, I think I may now have enough:) So one day last year, I was reading a post from the Wood Whisper that Lowes was discontinuing their Bessey line...

This is a simple drill press mobile cart I came up with. The cart includes a drawer for bits and accessories. I also included shelves for other tools. The shelves include cut outs for a better fit.

I built this cart for a client who saved his sink cut-outs when he had granite countertops installed, ( thrifty like me). The framework and top is 1" x 2" red oak with 1/2" mahogany laminated together. Joinery is Rocklers Beadlock. First time using them and I was Impressed with the $20.00 kit...

This is a flip top sanding center that I built for my spindle sander and belt/disc sander. The cart is based on a project from Shop Notes. I added the drawer at the bottom to hold accesories, belts and drums. The cart is 22"w x 18.5" d x 33" h. It is made from 3/4" poplar plywood and 1/4"...

I previously built one of the Shop Notes style Dust Deputy Carts however I didn't care for it for several reasons so I decided to build this one with a smaller footprint, more capacity (15 gallons) and some other features I wanted (my daughter says it looks like some kind of Robot!). The vacuum...

This is an outfeed and assembly table I put together a few years ago. It was basically made with leftovers and cutoffs from other projects, but has turned out to be an amazing addition to the shop and the most used piece of shop furniture I have. The assembly was really straightforward and...

Recently, I have been getting fed up with the lackluster approach ive been using to organizing scrap wood in our school's shop. I decided that I was going to blow it all up and start over, and am determined to rebuild a large section of our space. First, I needed to get the existing scraps...

Here is my Shop Vac, Dust Deputy, and an improved bucket/drum on a mobile stand. Before this, I had the shop vac and hoses just laying around somewhere in the shop sometimes attached to the dust deputy 5 gallon bucket, sometimes not. This project was inspired by JayCustomCreations on youtube...