DIY Ice Cream Cart

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I have received a lot of requests for a ice cream cart and have been thinking about it for a couple of months. I have finally been able to put it together and love the way it came out. There are so many options you can do with this design since it has a ice chest inside. You can use ice or cooler ice packs. I will have multiple options when you are building this cart in the design plans. So that you can customize it to your preference. This diy ice cream cart will be a hit for any birthday party, event or for your business. #icecream #icecreamcart #lemonadestand #newbusinessideas #birthday #wedding
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[@antoinettegarcia2224]

This came out beautifully! Can’t wait for the plans, I want to build two this summer!

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you!! Good luck

[@CristyDIY]

Can’t wait for the plans! 😍

[@MakerDecor]

Thank you very much for the support!

[@lenspin14]

Hi Ben, great video!!! One question…what did you use for the cooler?

[@SmileBabehSmile]

Curious about the ice packs you mentioned. Are they a specific kind or brand? Ive used some before but they melted and didn't keep my items cool

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, the ones I originally purchased wasn't a big fan of. As I felt they didn't keep cold as much as I would like. Especially since we are not even in summer yet lol. I am trying to decide on trying others or just getting cold plates which are for commercial use. But those can be expensive. I don't think it is necessary for everyone, but I live in Texas. So Summers over a 100 degrees is almost expected. But I will update if I find some inexpensive ones, or hopefully if someone knows of some. They can put it below. Good luck!

[@tach8316]

Hey!! Is this collapsible ? Like it would fit in my SUV ?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, yes it is collapsible and should fit in a suv.

[@smcptrsa]

Amazing

[@itsnotmeitsyou4582]

i need one for chilakiles where ar u , i need job .

[@MakerDecor]

Sorry I do not make them so sell, only the plans for you to make yourself. Thank you

[@OmarAntonio-i9z]

Have you made backdrops with pvc panels like arches or tables or do you only use plywood ?

[@MakerDecor]

Hi, no I have not used pvc panels for backdrops. I usually use wood the most because of pricing, strength and weight. They do sell thicker PVC but it is so expensive and heavy. I have used thinner like PVC material for a plinth table. If you go back to the plinth table, I used a material that they sell at Home Depot Or Lowe's that is basically very thin PVC type material. It works great to wrap around the cylinder plinth table because it thin and doesn't show any lines. Plywood is very difficult to bend and does show lines. But for the most part wood is the best for me because of those three categories, weight, price and strength. Hope that helps and good luck!

[@VladislavPiguzov-e7u]

Здрасте. У Вас очень бело золотой проект, он очень необычно выглядит; возможно Вам задать коммерческий мультяшный вопрос, не вытекает ли у Вас флюрисцентная мармеладная жижа из холодильника после смены масла? Буду благодарен Вам и вашему вниманию, с уважением! 10:48

[@juangonzalez1477]

brother did you notice the difference in the time you spent explaining compared to building. you can explain and build at the same time.

[@MakerDecor]

I know, lol. But people get better explanation with the visual as I am pointing at something and explaining my thoughts and your options. I love the earlier videos I use to make with more just building. Honestly I get like 15 - 50 messages a day from emails, messages, website, social media and Etsy customers regarding questions about the builds. So I have learned to try to be more transparent and self explanatory in my videos answering questions I know I would possibly receive. Especially since my channel and builds are geared towards absolute beginners who have little to no experience building things. Things obvious to makers are not as obvious to beginners. Most woodworkers can just look at my build and know exactly how they would build it, so I lean on the side of caution and talk way too much for the beginners. Thank you very much for watching and commenting!

[@bill8145]

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