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Combining matching stop dados on the top and bottom with notches in the sides and back makes the cart easy to assemble and very strong. 3/4" MDF with a 1" top. I used a simple guide on the router to match the distance from the edges to match the top and bottom. I got lucky on the back in that...

Once upon a time, before a terrible lapse in judgment, I owned a Shopcart which did all these things you read in the title. The need for such a device has returned, and building one seemed the better option over the $1200 to purchase. The one feature the Shopcart has which I did not include...

Small Shop Cart Instructions Materials This can be made out of many different styles and types of wood. I used 3/4 " ply. 4 - 18 1/2" x 4" x 3/4" 4 - 17" x 4" x 3/4" 4 - 29" x 3 3/4" x 3/4" 4 - 29" x 3" x 3/4" 2 - 20" x 4" x 3/4" 1 - 20" x 20" x 3/4" 1 - 18 1/2" x 18...

Hi All, This project came about because I found two cast iron table saw wings on Craigslist. I needed an adjustable height out-feed table for my band saw and also always wanted a robust shop cart. ( I found I can also use it as an in-feed table for my table saw) Well, I combined the two ideas...

Problem: Need to safely move projects, parts, portable equipment, or lumber with out having an armful of items that may fall. Solution: Shop Cart that has one set of legs longer to make ease of moving, also cut lists, white prints, or notes can be attached. Place carpet on cart transport...

This is an air cleaner cart that I built using a furnace blower that a friend gave me. I followed Jay Bates' design very closely. I have the fan wired for its slowest speed, and WOW does it put out some air. I am excited about the added airflow my shop will have this summer. The additional air...

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 :)

These are 2 more carts based on Lockwatcher's shop cart The sander cabinet houses also a craftsman belt sander my folks gave me years ago. I can swap out based on what grit I need ( I made it to actually be able to house both on top and roll around to use either, using different grits on...

I have been on Lumberjocks for almost a year now and finally going to post a project or two, or three, or… I am an old guy that never worked wood other than build a couple of freestanding storage shelves from construction 2×4's and a couple of shipping crates when I moved a few years ago. I am...

I haven't use the lathe in a while mostly because I didn't want to move it and everything else around. Found this rolling stand design online from woodcraft and it was a really simple build from scrap plywood (hence the paint) and I snuck a little bit of live edge in the drawer front.

It's not always convenient to hook a large dust collection unit to all my tools. So, I built this cabinet after looking around on the web. Two drawers with a separating baffle in between make lighter weight emptying. It will require a little more work, as the chip ejection fan on this planer is...

There is a near-zero chance of getting DC in the current shop, so my power tools must all move outside during use. This gets hard with a lathe because not only was the concrete floor badly floated, but the area outside the door is covered in pea gravel. Standard mobile bases just won't work...

This is my dust deputy cart. It's just a box made of plywood mounted on wheels. I added a bobbin to wrap the hose when not in use. The vac is inside the box to muffle the noise it makes. The cart also is a nice mobile table to put stuff on or work on. It should help me keep my table saw...

This was a simple project but thought I would post it anyway. Some friends were throwing out some bar stools and I figured I would take one for a shop stool. Well I am more of a stander then a sitter and it sat there unused for a year. I decided the other day just to convert it to a stand for my...

I got tired of lifting my planer or kneeling on the ground. Time to build a cart. This is based on the Wood plan with a nod to the Woodsmith "small shops" cart. The case is made of two layers of 3/4" luan plywood, edged with redwood. I used all scraps for this project except for the steel rod...

My wife wanted a table to display family pictures on but didn't want it to take up too much space. I showed her the concept of a sofa table and it was exactly what she wanted. I went to work coming up with this design. The top of the opening in the legs was originally going to be flat but when I...

I needed a cart for my benchtop band saw and this is what I came up with. I was wanting just one drawer and a taller bottom area to stores spare blades and what not. Construction - Mortise and tenon construction with a groove for the panels. Hard maple for the drawer runners. The drawer back is...