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In my shop there is an area between my workbench and a storage cabinet where one of my shop carts usually end up. It provides an extra space to stack stuff instead of piling it on top of the workbench.
Last month I built a new tool box for the shop (link), and enjoyed the project so much that it got me to taking a hard look at the shop carts. Time to replace the purchased cart next to the workbench with a shop-built one that would make more efficient use of the space, and provide more storage space. It was a fun two-day project that used up a lot of scraps from the wood rack. Simple wooden slides work well for drawers as long as you do not plan on filling them up with very heavy things.
Last month I built a new tool box for the shop (link), and enjoyed the project so much that it got me to taking a hard look at the shop carts. Time to replace the purchased cart next to the workbench with a shop-built one that would make more efficient use of the space, and provide more storage space. It was a fun two-day project that used up a lot of scraps from the wood rack. Simple wooden slides work well for drawers as long as you do not plan on filling them up with very heavy things.
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