Simple work/welding cart

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Hiya folks. I finally got a chance to get back on this site and start working on a project. This isn't going to be anything fancy, just a simple 3 shelf rolling cart. This is mainly to get some welding practice in while building something useful (before I start working on a go kart).

So to start, a pic of the materials:
2012-10-13 12.41.10.jpg

Cuts for the outside supports:
2012-10-13 13.54.02.jpg

Finally the shelves:
2012-10-13 16.18.10.jpg

At this point, it had started raining, so I had to get everything picked up (I was working out in my driveway) and run to get My mom and 6 year old from the park. I'll get back on it tomorrow.
 

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So I was able to get more done today.

First up was checking all my cuts from yesterday:
2012-10-14 11.12.45.jpg

After that, I cleaned them up and started welding them together:
2012-10-14 14.32.31.jpg

A closeup of one of my better welds:
2012-10-14 14.26.23.jpg

:oops: Lesson learned about inspecting my welds so soon after doing them:
2012-10-14 14.22.07.jpg

I ground the welds down, cut some flat bar for support in the middle as well as giving me something to bolt the casters to. Preparing to drill the holes after marking everything:
2012-10-14 16.11.50.jpg

The end result:
2012-10-14 16.41.00.jpg

I didn't get as far along as I wanted to today But that's life.:D
 

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nice.

I just used an old tool box.

Thanks. That probably would have been a lot easier, but I wanted some practice welding since I haven't used one in something like 25 years.

these types of projects are a great reason I'm always collecting old bed frames for their angle iron

I'll definitely remember that if I do any more of these.:thumbsup:
 
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