Matchless Build A Kitchen Cart

Apply a clear finish to the plywood.

Build a kitchen cart. A kitchen cart is the perfect accessory for the home cook. It not only provides a handy edge-grain cutting board top but also a convenient drawer and cabinet. The height will also depend on the length of the legs.

Screw them on the top of the frame to make each shelf. For added storage the back side features a rack for other small items. Determine the length of the cart legs using a measuring tape.

Cut the bottom shelf to size and drill 34 pocket holes into the underside of the shelf. Attach to the side panels with 1-14 pocket hole screws. Assemble the cart using the same procedures as the kitchen organizer.

This mobile cart is a great way to add countertop and storage space in your kitchen. Building a kitchen cart Building the frame of the cart The first step of the woodworking project is to build the frame of the kitchen cart. Build the Carcass Cut the middle wall plywood to size and drill 34 pocket holes into the four sides.

On top of all that the cart is equipped with sturdy locking casters so you can roll it right where you need it. Plans 1 - 8. For the top of the bottom two shelves frame a 30-inch x 2 x 4-foot board with two 30-inch x 2 x 8-foot boards.

The Container Store Origami Kitchen Cart. Then for the top I used maple. The kitchen cart is crafted from durable chrome-plated steel and its topped with a removable slab of wood that you can use as a cutting board.