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My weld cart took longer than I planned, but its finally finished.
My idea on a cart was based on space (the smaller the foot print the better).
So the foot print is 20" wide by 25" deep and 40" high with a drawers on the bottom for storage.
I used 3/4 stainless square tubing for the frame. The pictures show I'm using my weld table
to clamp the pieces and keep everything square.
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Pictures of the front handle and the wood cabinet
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Cabinet and drawers
definately going to look good when done! whats the plan with the wood, paint or varnish??
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Finished cart!
5 drawers for storing grinding and welding stuff. (5 drawers wasn't enough room,
filled the drawers rather quickly.)
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I designed the cart for a 180 cubic foot argon bottle
and I'm stuck with this monster bottle and it doesnt fit the cart. (Praxair only had large bottles)
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My wife made a cover. Notice the bottom front how its cut out.
I can leave the cables plugged in with the cover on.
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Spray painted the inside of the drawers with granite looking spray paint. Dont waste your money!
In the end the cart works great. Wish I had more storage but I did the best I could
with the space.
Also I bought the green paint back in January, wanted the be the first to paint it
green but it didnt work out.
Cart looks really good! man those are big ### handles!!
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by charger891
I bought the handles years ago for some
other project. They worked out well for
the cart.
Nice job! I'm pretty much the same way with space. The more I try to get organized, the more storage space I need. Never ending cycle I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianscott
like that its cool
had a friend use bed liner spray last forever