Plywood Cart Woodworking

All you need is plywood dimensional lumber casters and wood screws.

Plywood cart woodworking. Carrying plywood any distance can quickly turn into a wrestling match but youll win hands down when you use this mobile storage rack. You could use 34 plywood if you wanted but the thicker the plywood the more real estate you are going to waste on the cart. I really like the convenience of having it on wheels as i can roll it right next to my truck in the driveway when i need to load it up. Article with more information.

Consider making the scrap wood bins taller or more defined so that the wood stays in place a little better. All you need is plywood dimensional lumber. Swiveling casters allow you to turn the cart in any direction and back it up to a wall for space saving storage. This clever plywood caddy will work on 12 and 34 sheet goods.

Full 4x8 sheets fit on the front of the rack. So i replaced it with this rolling plwyood cart for my shop. From the wood store. Since you can adjust the tightening knobs it will hold snug to either thickness with 12 spacer but expand or flare out enough to fit the 34 as well without being too tight or sloppy.

Inside the slats you can store cut off pieces. And building it wont bust your budget either. Make a rolling lumber cart woodworking for mere mortals woodworking web site for a cutlist program i have found one that works great for simple sheet good layout google. And building it wont bust your budget either.

When full of plywood this cart becomes extremely heavy so its very difficult to move around. Makes sense that you would want it capable of pinching tight on 12 goods also. Id consider making the plywood area smaller. If you dont have a nail gun you could also screw the plywood on as well.