A utility cart is a great way to move tools around your garage or workshop. It can also be used for gardening, in the kitchen, or about anywhere else you can imagine storing small tools or supplies.
I built this cart for just under $30 using 2x4s and a movers dolly. I wanted to share it with you so that you could have the opportunity to build one as well.
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2 Timothy 2:20
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Great simple, fun project. Definitely something my son and I will build over his Christmas break. Thanks for sharing.
Just beautiful!!
Amazing 👍
You could build a side shelf on it for screw drivers or spray cans on it too
Love using the harbor freight dolly! On my small workbench/cart I added some french cleat slots on the side so I could hang what ever tool I was needing for the project I was working on. It has been very helpful
Edit: I am horrible at grammer
Isn't it cheaper to buy a sheet of plywood for your surfaces than labor and cost of saw to rip 1/4 inch strips of 2×4? Unless your labor is worthless. Great video, thanks.
Lumber like "tubafour" (2×4") is almost always mentioned in how many, but not how long they are? Is there a standard length in the USA, when nothing else is mentioned?
Here in Denmark, we have lumber like "tubafours" in up to 11 different standard lengths, from 2,4 m (almost 8 ft) to 5,4 m (almost 18 ft).
Just asking, because I'm going to build super versatile cart as soon as I again can work in my tiny, insulated, but not heated(!!) workshop without having to wear multiple pairs of pants, shirts, jackets, gloves, etc, which is about or over 50 F.
Only in the summer the temp inside my shop AND my house are above 60-65 F !!
Great Project! Merry Christmas to your family and thanks again for your creativity.
Wow, you did a great job. 🤩
Great idea for Christmas! Thanks!
Game changer!
Nice work! Appreciate the lesson!
Yet again your creativity shines through with another awesome project! The step by step instructions make it so helpful for anyone to follow and build their own. Merry Christmas and much love to you and your family!
Awesome project to watch! When it comes to making cuts less than 3/4" on my saw, my accuracy isn't that great and my wood isn't straight either so I wouldn't be able to do this one without resolving that, but some day for sure!
Undoubtably the most frugal way to buy casters! Been doing that for year. Just have to remember if you want to put them back on the frames, they're metric.
Great build and the ability to build that cart from 2×4 slats is awesome.
I WOULD WANT TO SEAL THOSE SHELVES. IT WOULD BREAK MY HEART, IF PADDINGTON GOT A BIT OF JAM ON THEM, CAUSING A STAIN.