Build an outdoor serving cart | BBQ Grill Cart | with wooden wheels! | Woodworking

[@DIYMontreal]

Get the plans here: www.diymontreal.com/product/outdoor-serving-cart-grill-cart-plans/

[@Lutzboater]

Very nice looking cart. The trick with the tape and wood filler is a winner. Thanks for sharing.

[@brucemou1]

You are amazingly clever and creative!

[@DIYMontreal]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@dennisfahlstrom2515]

Marie, I really enjoy your wood projects. I watch a number of your youtube videos on the hobby but I find yours one of my favorites. I like your projects, your upbeat narration and the professional quality of your videos and audio top shelf. When you do something wrong and need to fix it you aren’t above keeping it in the video. I don’t know if these qualities are a Canadian thing or not but keep them coming. It works well. ❤ P.s., I’ve been a wood worker for 60+ years.

[@Sebastopolmark]

GREAT build Marie. AND thank you for not "pre drilling", that drives me crazy! !! !!!

[@DIYMontreal]

lol I'll try to remember that!

[@plainnpretty]

Nice cart I could use one on my deck thanks

[@peggyraun-linde6336]

Great build

[@tayred81]

Perfect, very nice and fun project watching

[@johnbernard6666]

You’re an amazing woodworker. Awesome project. That’s a clever trick with the painters tape. Thanks for sharing. Did you know the first plug cutter you used, the plug is self ejecting just go deeper with the cut until it pops out.

[@DIYMontreal]

Thanks! And no I didn't know. First time using a plug cutter and wasn't sure what the difference between the 2 was! Will give it a try.

[@johnbernard6666]

Correction to what I mentioned Cut the plug all the way through. Leave the plug in and start another one it will push the first one out.

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Nice work on the serving cart Marie! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖😎👍JP

[@DIYMontreal]

You bet 😎

[@ΓΕΡΑΣΙΜΟΣΣΤΡΑΓΓΑΣ]

Amazing project, i ll make one for my shelf 😊

[@kady5398]

I love the tricks you add - using the card with a hole in it. 😊

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Nice work, great looking cart

[@gmopney7638]

You can get a flush cut saw that won’t mar the surface

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

I haven't seen the tape and wood filler trick before. Thanks for sharing!

[@williamscharfnorth7247]

I loved the tip with the tape and wood filler. I cannot wait to try it!

[@dan.w.hoover2556]

Great cart!

[@arnoldv5123]

Marie, soy tu fan ! Excellent idea 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, thanks for sharing !

[@pruebamvi4116]

Great video, as always!!! Thanks for your channel, cheers from Spain :)

[@virtualfather]

If you glue 2 wheels together with grain rotated 90% they will be less likely to crack over time.

[@DIYMontreal]

Thick wheels... but good tip to consider.

[@gregorymacneil2836]

@@DIYMontreal My best guess is that the wheels are going to cup and then split. You really need quarter sawn material for thin wheels or plywood or composite construction as Andre suggests. At the end of the day they are replaceable and it is a great project. Very “1960’s Popular Mechanics Retro” My hunch is that you were not intending a race cart - otherwise - you would have gotten some 5/8 rod, cotter pins and rubber wheels at Princess Auto. I do enjoy your references to Princess Auto - very Canadian! I think everyone gets a bit excited when the Princess Auto sales flyer arrives in the mailbox.

[@jeffbaker8808]

Maintenant, nous voulons vos recettes de barbecue!

[@abdullahali5039]

Hi The work is very excellent and I wish you safety and success my regards Abdullah from the State of Kuwait

[@TheBdm106]

Use white oak dowels. Good for outside and fast. A subtle visual touch too

[@DIYMontreal]

Thanks for the tip

[@mariaaparecidacarvalho6530]

Very very good! Many thanks.💚💛🇧🇷🌻

[@michaelbucknell9318]

Thanks for sharing your great cart. Only dis’s appointment is I thought Canada was using metric measurements by now ☹️

[@boydstongrove]

Great Build!

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful work, Marie! Really well done! 😃 As I mentioned earlier, I want to build something like that, but for gardening. So, perhaps some drawers and stuff like that. Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@DIYMontreal]

Great idea! This cart can be adapted for so many things. :)

[@ТатьянаВасильева-ю7д8д]

Super 👏!!! 👍❤

[@vmoutsop]

Wasn't posted earlier in the week? I'm pretty sure I already watched this. This is the second channel this week that I experienced this.

[@DIYMontreal]

Sorry about that. I had to pull the initial video shortly after posting.

[@vmoutsop]

@@DIYMontreal NP, I was starting to think it was me. 😂

[@rew6542]

Great job, great build. I always enjoy you well done videos and always pick up a new idea or two!

[@fuatakdemir915]

I will try to do the same, you inspired

[@ericklassen742]

Hey Mary, Great build and good tip with the tape and brad gun. So-o, when do we have the SUBSCRIBER appreciation gig on you deck to break in that cool cart?

[@thomasbrovarone7136]

Nice build and good tip on making the plugs with the band saw. Isn't there a running debate on whether or not to use glue on projects that will live outside; glue prevents expansion, contraction ?

[@luisfernandoduartefernande5497]

Muito legal parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏

[@GroundedFlyboy737]

Any finish for this beautiful bbq cart?

[@chenderson5490]

Great video. Are you planning on treating it or finishing it? Which reminds me: are you going to be doing an update video on how your deck treatment held up? Very interested to know!

[@gregorymacneil2836]

Superbe vidéo et projet

[@MsRmaclaren]

I'd have made for circles and doubled the wheels size with the grain being perpendicular to make stronger wheels.

[@DIYMontreal]

Another comment below suggested similar. Not sure I like the look of thicker wheels, but may be a wise approach.

[@debclarkson2090]

Thank you for not doing that "blade guard removed for clarity" stupidity.

[@sergueiothonucci1638]

😃😃😃

[@williamellis8993]

Did you have to re-release this for a reason? Bill

[@DIYMontreal]

Yes unfortunately I did. Sorry about that.

[@leonardohard9604]

deja vu?

[@MCsCreations]

Sometimes something happens and you need to repost the video. There are lots of reasons for it. But, yes, deja vu. 😬

[@lourdesmartins3060]

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[@brucepaddle6603]

Great project but you lost me at drill press! Your equipment is pretty pricey!

[@puddytat62]

Great build as usual. Sadly these kind of projects are best for personal use. These days people want to pay $50 for everything. Consider the parts and labour for this cart and it’s worth a lot. I’d like to build items I can sell regularly but there’s no way to make a profit with offshore products

[@DIYMontreal]

Sadly I have to agree. This would cost more to build than I could sell it for.