Built To LAST! Next Level Flip Top Tool Cart with FREE Plans!

[@jjvutube1]

Nice job! Just a suggestion, I fold the table down on the sander which keeps the sanding spindles and spacers in place when flipped over. I also cut a piece of foam padding approximately 6x6 inches and placed over the small washers. This sandwiches the washers beteen the folded down table top keeping them in place.

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Nice suggestion!

[@priyanknaik6458]

Thank you, this looks great for space saving and mobility in a small garage workshop. Will be building this soon!!

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks and good luck!

[@colbysmith1398]

Very nice

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks!

[@charlesstrachan6781]

These plans are great! What would make them better is if there were a purchase list for the lumber. I could do the math but the purpose of a plan like this is to eliminate most if not all the guess work. Not a complaint at all , just something to help sell your ideas. Thanx for the freebie though, will be building this in the morning. 😎

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Hey Charles, thanks for the suggestion! Will see about that for some future updates. Let me know how the build goes!

[@charlesstrachan6781]

Done ! Looks great. I would add to your list of changes to this plan-1)5/16x3.5” bolts are to long,table is 3”thick. 2)only 2 side boards are needed not 3. 3) most important change is to add the assigned letters for each corresponding board into the illustration. Having the ability to see the letter in the picture helps with part location for those who learn differently. I have a learning disability and couldn’t easily understand until I made those adjustments on paper. This is key to get more of these plans sold. Please understand I’m only trying to be helpful in my criticism. For me not having to do the extra work is the reason I myself buy plans. Thanx again was fun and really like my new stand.

[@johnford7847]

Very nice. Several notches above any of my shop furniture. Thank you for sharing.

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks for continuing to watch and comment on my videos, John! I appreciate it!

[@iancoombs4324]

great job looks well tidy

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks!

[@gsuderman]

Nice work and great, concise narration. Well done.

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks!

[@YTubeSDD]

Really liked your video. Thanks.

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks!

[@sandman2651]

Great looking build, its batter not seeing screws all over the place looks better

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Thanks, I agree!

[@christinahaddrell2110]

Great video. Just wondering about the strength of glue and brads on the flip tops. That’s a lot of weight sagging with the planer upside down. Maybe countersunk screws ?

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

The last piece is the four lag screws holding the planer on. Those lag screws are into the 2x4 frame doing the real work , the plywood isn't really holding anything.

[@christinahaddrell2110]

@@StumblingBearWoodcraft Ok thanks, do the dowels go all the way thru ?

[@DonovanTadlock]

I love the build. Just do those of us that think about safety a bit a favor, Use push sticks!!!! When you were running those 2x4's through your saw, your fingers were way too close to that blade. And the look on your face says that you know it. A couple of sticks with simple notches will save your sanity and your fingers. I don't want a video from you talking about a trip to the ER.

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

Good call, need to keep on top of the safety!

[@russkielol]

Where are the free plans?

[@StumblingBearWoodcraft]

www.stumblingbearwoodcraft.com/collections/firstplanfree-promotion-eligible-plans