Thank you , I'm glad I can be of help , enjoy your building process , regards Wally .

Glad you like them! cheers!......I was away (holiday) for a while , limited internet...

Thank Gary , yes there a many of these carts in KZfaq, I simply added my own personal touch to mine , One thing I will say they are very top heavy ! invest in quality castor wheels , add tools in the Bottom drawer (counter the weight-top)

I agree !

What did you get?

Thanks so much ! that video contained well over 3hrs of video footage which took me an entire week to edit down to 23 minutes ! ................. Ahh yes come to the Dark Side did you say - where we have Cookies ! Mmmm who doesn't love Cookies !

Thank you so much my friend ......🙏

Thank you , I'm glad you like it , let us know how you go with your build , cheers ,,

Thank you my good man , much appreciated. 🙏

Thank you Mr Lawrence , thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks Ken , yeah there are many different versions of flip/tops ,,, making mine on a long work bench did cross my mind .

Thank you so much Sir .... &. thanks for watching 🙏

Thanks very much Mike , glad you liked it .

Cheers Mate ! glad you like it 👍

Thanks ,,,,, I'm glad you like it ,,,,, cheers mate .

Thanks for the compliment , yeah the drawers make the unit much more stable , it's top heavy , so I've put extra weight (tools) in the drawers ,,,, my advice - buy top of the range Castor Wheels with rubber tread ! you'll thank me ! ,,,, your new project sounds exciting ! let me know how you go - cheers Wally...

Will do. I'm also adding the folding wings from your miter stand to my version. I use a whacked together sled on the planer so those are only for the mitre saw. It's going to be great. I tore down a large, 3x8-foot diy bench with a 2x4 laminated top and replaced it with a 5' "2x4 Basics" kit bench get back some room and add bench shelf space (you wouldn't believe how strong it is given its sturdiness). I put a dw745 on a rolling cart I built yesterday from John McGrath's channel and I'm moving the planer and mitre to (your) mobile cart to free up benchtop and storage space to have enough room to work in my small basement. It's taken two weeks to get to where I could even start the on saw bench, but it's been worth it. It's already like a new shop. Having enough room to breakdown sheet goods is priceless, and the easy bench tool access/use is heavenly. I'll be able to do all my work in the basement rather than going outside to chop 2x's and sheet goods.

LOLS, "how strong it is given its light weight and sturdiness"

Ahh Yess ,,, the idea of building a cart to support my Makita sliding mitre saw - complete with folding wings , was on my to-do-list also ,,,, working in a warm basement rather than out in the cold sounds good,,,@@screwyougoogleplusnoreally6508

Thanks very much. ,,,, this project was fun to build - especially knowing no sanding / varnish was required .

Thanks glad you liked it , cheers !

Thanks Mate .... much appreciated 🙏

Thanks Rubbernecker !

I'm glad you like it 🙏 cheers

Thanks so much for your nice compliment ....I always try to challenge myself with new projects ...thanks for watching ''cheers''

Thanks again , there's a lot of functionality in this bench cart, it's space saving & allows me to store accessories in the below drawer & the fact I can move it anywhere in the garage with ease.

Thanks Philip , I'm glad you like it 🙏

olá meu amigo, fico feliz que você tenha gostado do meu vídeo (banco flip top), obrigado por se inscrever no meu canal, aproveite para assistir mais vídeos meus. Atenciosamente Wally.

@@metal1301 Thank you so much ! my attitude has always been if people take the time/effort to make a positive comment , then the least I can do is to reply back , have a great day , Regards Wally..

Your welcome 👍

Thanks for subscribing David .... let me know how you go (build)...cheers

Thank you , I really appreciate it. 🙏

Thanks for the tip mate , great advise 👍

@@wallytrinc9885 one quick note of caution - have a GOOD hold of your grinder. When the cut is almost through sometimes the metal will pinch the disk and the grinder tries to run away. This can cause really bad injuries.

Thanks so much , glad you like it ,,, yup , the hacksaw blade has seen better days ... cheers .

You've got me there mate ,,,, to be honest I can't recall ,,, I know I used off cuts for the bottom drawer .

Thx anyway! 😊

Thanks so much mate ! ..... casters were purchased at my hardware/building supplies store Bunnings.com.au

Thank Mate ! I purchased the extension chord/tidy at Bunnings.com.au

Thanks...I can't stress how important it is to attach quality castor wheels with rubber tyres ! as you can imagine it's top heavy .... I've placed more tools in the lower drawer to stabilise the unit,,,,that's why having a drawer is important...cheers !

@@wallytrinc9885 thanks have a great day

I'm in Melbourne, Aus , my thicknesser weighs approximately 90lbs + Ryobi sander 42lbs , with a combined weight = 132lbs , it's very top heavy ! to balance this I've added various tools ie power saw , electric hand planer etc in the lower drawer for balance , very important to add quality castor wheels ! .....10 months on , No Bow , No Sag , the 19mm Marine plywood is extremely efficient , hope this answers all your queries , ''cheers ''

In a Perfect World , one would use a table saw to cut (6) exact Panels @ 745mm X 545mm. What I tried to emphasise in my DIY , is by simply using a power/saw the everyday ''Punter'' can make a bench cart . Reviewing my video @ 2:05 23/32 seconds in , the marine ply off/cut straight edge may not have been squarely positioned correctly (1mm ) ? ....combined with a not so sharp saw blade led to the measurement discrepancy. Where you cleverly highlighted @ 6:45 23/32 seconds , I again measured the upper width (both panels) which measured a Bee's Dick over 543mm- thus giving me a 1/2 point of 271.5mm .

Ok will do .