Mobile tool carts for small workshops
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Mobile tool carts for small
Mobile tool carts for small workshops.
In this video I will be building two mobile workshop carts for my large power tools.
One of the carts is designed for my large pillar drill and a 50 liter air compressor.
The second cart will have a bandsaw on top and two full extension shelves for easy access to my Trition sander and scrollsaw.
I hope you will find this video inspiring and informative.
I will not be providing a cut list as these carts are designed to fit in my workshop space and house my tools.
Pillar drill cart cut list:
Plywood sheet for base – 38cm x 76.5cm x 1.2cm
Plywood sheet for top – 38cm x 76.5cm x 2.4cm
Studs supports for the plywood sheets top and bottom (stud board size 6.3cm x 3.8cm) – 4 boards of 76.5cm and 4 boards of 25.4cm
Stud boards for the sides – 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 77.8cm. 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 63.9cm
Side plywood panels are best to measure your cart and then cut them as putting everything together may differ by 1 -2 mm and the panels would not fit. Learned that the hard way ;)
Rear stud board leg support – 2 boards 3.8 cm x 6.3cm x 33cm
Casters – 7cm height
Bandsaw cart cut list:
Plywood sheet for base and top – 2x ( 49cm x 76.5cm x 2.4cm )
Stud boards for the sides – 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 84.2cm. 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 63.9cm
Rear stud board leg support – 2 boards 3.8 cm x 6.3cm x 44cm
Side plywood panels are best to measure your cart and then cut them as putting everything together may differ by 1 -2 mm and the panels would not fit. Learned that the hard way ;)
Casters – 7cm height
Tools I use and recommend:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/casualdiy
All my tools, woodworking accessories and video making kit is now in one place for you to check out. These are affiliate links. With a purchase through this link, you can easily support my channel without costing you more. Under the link below you will find all my tools as well as material that I use on daily basis.
It is your responsibility to use your tools in a safe and correct way. And follow all health and safety regulations in your workshop.
You can support my channel by dropping some change in the Casual DIY Tip Box. Thanks for your support!
https://www.paypal.me/CasualDIY
You can find me on:
Instagram - https://instagram.com/_u/casualdiy?r=...
Twitter - https://twitter.com/CasualDIY?s=09
Facebook - Facebook: CasualDIY
Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/shop/CasualDIY
Email - [email protected]
#casualdiy #woodworking #toolcart
In this video I will be building two mobile workshop carts for my large power tools.
One of the carts is designed for my large pillar drill and a 50 liter air compressor.
The second cart will have a bandsaw on top and two full extension shelves for easy access to my Trition sander and scrollsaw.
I hope you will find this video inspiring and informative.
I will not be providing a cut list as these carts are designed to fit in my workshop space and house my tools.
Pillar drill cart cut list:
Plywood sheet for base – 38cm x 76.5cm x 1.2cm
Plywood sheet for top – 38cm x 76.5cm x 2.4cm
Studs supports for the plywood sheets top and bottom (stud board size 6.3cm x 3.8cm) – 4 boards of 76.5cm and 4 boards of 25.4cm
Stud boards for the sides – 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 77.8cm. 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 63.9cm
Side plywood panels are best to measure your cart and then cut them as putting everything together may differ by 1 -2 mm and the panels would not fit. Learned that the hard way ;)
Rear stud board leg support – 2 boards 3.8 cm x 6.3cm x 33cm
Casters – 7cm height
Bandsaw cart cut list:
Plywood sheet for base and top – 2x ( 49cm x 76.5cm x 2.4cm )
Stud boards for the sides – 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 84.2cm. 4 boards of 2.5cm x 6.3cm x 63.9cm
Rear stud board leg support – 2 boards 3.8 cm x 6.3cm x 44cm
Side plywood panels are best to measure your cart and then cut them as putting everything together may differ by 1 -2 mm and the panels would not fit. Learned that the hard way ;)
Casters – 7cm height
Tools I use and recommend:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/casualdiy
All my tools, woodworking accessories and video making kit is now in one place for you to check out. These are affiliate links. With a purchase through this link, you can easily support my channel without costing you more. Under the link below you will find all my tools as well as material that I use on daily basis.
It is your responsibility to use your tools in a safe and correct way. And follow all health and safety regulations in your workshop.
You can support my channel by dropping some change in the Casual DIY Tip Box. Thanks for your support!
https://www.paypal.me/CasualDIY
You can find me on:
Instagram - https://instagram.com/_u/casualdiy?r=...
Twitter - https://twitter.com/CasualDIY?s=09
Facebook - Facebook: CasualDIY
Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/shop/CasualDIY
Email - [email protected]
#casualdiy #woodworking #toolcart
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