My shop is rather small, and I needed more workbench space--and I got a new tool. So I decided to make this Simple Rolling Flip-Top Tool Cart to put my planer and sanders on. It's awesome and I'm so glad I did it.
One of the best parts of this Simple Rolling Flip-Top Tool Cart is that I made it using "scrap" wood leftover from other projects, from a bundle of junk wood that I got at my local hardware store, and some things we found in the shop that the previous homeowner had left.
So, this cart literally cost me almost nothing. Taking into account the bundle of junk wood, I am probably looking at a $10 tool cart.
That's amazing and I'm so happy with that.
Oh, and the whole "how cool is it that I made a tool cart that flips". That's pretty awesome too.
We've had it in the shop now for a couple of weeks since I actually made it and when I could get the video ready (which you should totally check out--and be sure to subscribe to my YouTube Channel...) and it's so useful.
After you've checked out the video, if you want to get the written tutorial, check out my blog for more detailed instructions: https://nerdymamma.com/simple-rolling-flip-top-tool-cart/
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