KieranM
Doin It!!
Built this during the summer, all the tools needed a bit of order. Turned out nice, I took alot of time though, since it was my first.
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KieranM
Doin It!!
Sorry about the size of the pics, they should resize with time.
Thanks for looking, Kieran.
Doc Sprocket
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Little confused here. Where's the engine, and where exactly do you sit?
J/K- Nicely done!
J/K- Nicely done!
island
Guam U.S.A
Nice! Need to build me one of those
mckutzy
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That looks pretty classy.
Me personally, I like the cart, able to hold all your stuff, but I would put another couple of boards on the top and bottom. I reckon after moving about, if there is any debris on the ground it might cause the cart to shake, and sure enough(its happened to me) if a tool falls down through the slats and jams against the wheel, it might toss the whole cart over.... well if you are in a hurry it might. hehehe but I think you get the jist of it.
looks good.
Me personally, I like the cart, able to hold all your stuff, but I would put another couple of boards on the top and bottom. I reckon after moving about, if there is any debris on the ground it might cause the cart to shake, and sure enough(its happened to me) if a tool falls down through the slats and jams against the wheel, it might toss the whole cart over.... well if you are in a hurry it might. hehehe but I think you get the jist of it.
looks good.
Ghanem
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That looks awesome
Thanks man
Thanks man
TeamCheap
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Looks good, I like it. 
That would cost a small fortune in steel here.
I bought this black service cart for the same reason so I could finally have my welding tools in one place, its finished now it wasnt in that picture.
(I had been using the serving cart for 20 years)
I built this to hold all my metric tools and so I can take it with us when we ride and the tires allow me to wheel it right out of the trailer to the ATV's/bikes if I want to.
That would cost a small fortune in steel here.
I bought this black service cart for the same reason so I could finally have my welding tools in one place, its finished now it wasnt in that picture.
(I had been using the serving cart for 20 years)
I built this to hold all my metric tools and so I can take it with us when we ride and the tires allow me to wheel it right out of the trailer to the ATV's/bikes if I want to.
fowler
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very nicely done
may be stealing the idea
only improvment would be to remove the grinder and ear muffs and install a few small er box sections for your spanners and sockets
i like the spray can section
may be stealing the idea
only improvment would be to remove the grinder and ear muffs and install a few small er box sections for your spanners and sockets
i like the spray can section
KieranM
Doin It!!
Thanks everyone!
Teamcheap- nice setup you have there I really Like it.
Fowler- Yea I have a case for the sockets already, but yea the muffs and grinder take up alot of space. Good thinking!
Thanks for all the comments!
Teamcheap- nice setup you have there I really Like it.
Fowler- Yea I have a case for the sockets already, but yea the muffs and grinder take up alot of space. Good thinking!
Thanks for all the comments!
HellSpawn
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I like this, looks good and it looks like it works good too. I need to build me a cart of some sort. I need a new toolchest aswell, but if I build a cart, I might just build my own toolchest aswell.
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