Shop cart for either miter saw or planer

[erichardson]

Almost finished, casters go on tomorrow and then it becomes my shop table for my miter saw or planer…not sure yet.

 

[Kenny Durrant]

Pretty nice for a shop table. I'd be afraid of scratching it.

 

[jttheclockman]

I agree the top is over the top. Too nice for workshop. Use it to hold plants or something. Or I would use a piece of hardboard on the top. Also too much wasted space underneath. Add a shelf.

 

[EricRN]

I agree the top is over the top. Too nice for workshop. Use it to hold plants or something. Or I would use a piece of hardboard on the top. Also too much wasted space underneath. Add a shelf.

Agreed! That is nicer than most of the furniture in my house!

 

[erichardson]

I agree the top is over the top. Too nice for workshop. Use it to hold plants or something. Or I would use a piece of hardboard on the top. Also too much wasted space underneath. Add a shelf.

The shelf is coming next. I'm working on my design for some drawers etc.

 

[erichardson]

Pretty nice for a shop table. I'd be afraid of scratching it.

I'm afraid of that also, I used reclaimed red oak and the base is pine.

 

[KenB259]

Nice, funny, I built a cart for a drill press a few years ago, could almost be your carts twin.

 

[Old Hilly]

Definitely too nice for a workshop! And perhaps it needs wheels so you can move it around?

 

[TellicoTurning]

All you guys that make furniture grade furniture for your shop..... my shop is very very crude by comparison.... mostly just 2x4's and plywood.

 

[Bats]

No furniture grade furniture here. Mine's got a lot of MDF-grade MDF and cinder block-grade cinder blocks.

 

[erichardson]

added the casters and plugged the pocket holes, adding the miter saw today