Awesome!

Nice! I would put the brakes on the side away from the wall because it’s just a pain having to reach back there and release a brake. Plus you probably won’t use them if they are too close to wall to reach. Glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching.

I FINALLY finished my cart and loaded my wood yesterday. I used MDF for the shelving because I had it available, but then I was afraid it might get some damp on it one day, so I had to seal and put two coats of paint on it, which took a while, because rain also got in the way of that. Then, when I eventually did finish it a week ago and loaded the wood I found out that I had completely underestimated the massive weight of the wood and that the 4" castors I had fitted were wholly insufficient. I could not get that thing moving on the brick paving outside my workshop for the life of me! Then, when I'd got someone to push from the other side while I pulled and we were very slowly moving it into the workshop the two front castors decided these 2" screws with which they'd been attached to the base were just mickey mouse and pulled them clean out of the wood. The next day was the start of a four-day long weekend, meaning that all the more specialist type of stores were closed, including places selling castors! Eventually managed to buy a set of six 7 4/5" castors on Monday, which cost a fortune, but without them the cart would've been much less useful to me, since I need to be able to move it outside at times. And this time I used 3/8" bolts, lock nuts and large washers instead of screws! Even with these large castors and on my very smooth and level shop floor, this thing is a long and sandy beach at high tide on a hot summer's day to move! BUT it is a massive improvement in that almost all my wood is now easily accessible and in one place! I also gained a little space by sawing the wood I was using for the sliders into shorter lengths and fitting them between the A frames instead of over. Gained about 3/4", ie a sheet of shutterply on each side. Oh, and I also fitted hooks on both ends with ratchet straps on the sides from end to end. First tried bungee cord, but it wasn't strong enough and I think the wood would've worn it through pretty quickly too, because there was too much movement and it was chafing. Still want to fit handles of some kind as well to help with the moving.

Haha, yeah or maybe with Rodgers! We’ll see what they do this off season.

@@SaltCityWorkshop Wilson, we will win a Superbowl with him.

Thanks!

Awesome, thank you! I appreciate the kind words

Thanks!

I appreciate that!

Yeah that does defeat the purpose. Especially with lumber prices the way they are! Thanks for the great comment. Brads plans are awesome and I highly recommend them. And for sure I got to keep my head on a swivel. You never know when the project super is gonna show up to check on the progress. Haha.

Nice! For sure putting bins on the side would be a great idea!

Nice where are you at? I’m actually in Herriman.

Haha thanks. I've embraced my age.

They’re t-tracks for clamps, etc.

Thanks I guess?