Mobile Tool Base/Cart - Skill Builder

[@rrpp1425]

Excellent and detail oriented instructional. Very helpful. Enjoyed watching. Thank you!

[@ma7rix13]

Most beautiful dolly I’ve ever seen!

[@dogtag7487]

I always like how you make something that has a utility purpose that teaches skills, that can applied to other projects.

[@wortheffort]

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[@David.M.]

I am a novice woodworking. I have learned much about wood and it's properties from your videos. Thanks

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[@danasmith8950]

Something very satisfying about watching a real craftsman working on something that will never really be appreciated by anyone other than another craftsman.

[@wortheffort]

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[@oregonianpjb]

I started the video thinking "I know how to make a half-lap joint; I don't need this." I just left it on why I was multi-tasking on something else. I do know how to make a half-lap joint, but I still learned a lot from this video. Little tips on how to improve that show edge, efficiently chisel out the joint, etc. Thank you for this!

[@wortheffort]

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[@jackdotzman2908]

Excellent vid, great techniques and craftsmanship. Thanks. Jack in Missouri

[@wortheffort]

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[@NoMoreFossil]

You and Paul Seller are really good teacher step-by-step and no short cut like others

[@wortheffort]

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[@hrfici]

Great example project. Thanks. Going to use that plan for my shop tools: planer, mortiser, sanders ... Hope you and yours are staying safe.

[@wortheffort]

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[@kevinfloyd808]

I've been using retractable casters, solid 4x4 leg on ground when using, step on handles and caster lift table as they move down. Seems like best of both worlds to me.

[@r.m.2301]

Very good video your teaching skills and step by step instruction is great thank you.... I always learn a lot.

[@ga5743]

Good stuff Shawn.....be safe in these trying times.

[@wortheffort]

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[@TheChessking1193]

Thanks for lighting the wood working bug in me. I am drawing plans and will to move my work area from our garage to dedicated backyard shop. I notice too much energy is spent in moving everything around to do a job. Your Videos are informative and helpful. Wishing you loads of success.

[@Exodus5K]

Great video. Really appreciate how much education you extracted from this project.

[@wortheffort]

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[@imortaldeadead]

WoW, love them wheels. I have not seen the locking mechanism, thank you for showing us 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@wortheffort]

Ya, was new to me too. Makes a world of difference.

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

I kinda feel like you were poking fun at a couple of my pocket hole stands in my shop over the last year or so. I need to do a few more stands and I agree they should be done with a technique I can use regularly rather than something that I prefer stays hidden in the corners. Great timing and many thanks.

[@wortheffort]

Mike Schienle if that’s how ya think then wait till you see today’s video then.

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

@@wortheffort Looking forward to it.

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

@@wortheffort Ordered the plans :-)

[@wortheffort]

Thanks, it's very much appreciated. You might've been the first. Sold two so far.

[@stevenholton438]

Nicely done! Woodcraft have had locking castors for decades smh Thanks for valuable tips!

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[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Great looking base, nice work!

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[@The78bluedevils]

Best setup for any furniture future build

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[@loucinci3922]

Nice base. The grain looks so strong.

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[@genewhitesides2722]

Great video. Nice build. Your side rail would be correct if you flipped the base over.

[@TheProjectHelpDesk]

Looks so much better than all the metal Harbor Freight specials I have. I think I need to give one of these a shot. One thing I will likely add are 4 screw downs to basically lift the feet off the floor. My basement floor is unlevel so my lathe, which also has 4 lockable wheels, has issues with all four wheels hitting at one time. So even with locked wheels it rocks back and forth. So if you want your table to be perfectly flat then having the ability to screw adjust the feet off the floor would be handy. Or if you have some other ideas feel free to add them in.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks. Leveling feet help if it's not moved.

[@tomcoker9882]

Just repurposed an old printer stand. This would have been a much nicer stand, so now I’m going to have to get out my tools and make several, because if I make just the one it’ll make the other repurposed stands I have look that much shabbier. Nice process video. Thanks ( I think) 😀 Cheers, Tom

[@wortheffort]

Go make a mess.

[@anonymoushippo5415]

Thanks for the info on the casters. Never knew that there was a wheel that would also lock the rotation. Thanks.

[@wortheffort]

Me neither til I saw these.

[@atomiczombie22]

Thanks for this Shaun. Good stuff.

[@wortheffort]

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[@TokenRing1024]

I always learn something from y our videos !!

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[@ianpearse4480]

Thanks for the videos. I really enjoy the knowledge you pass on. Can't wait to try some on my next cart base. Cheers.

[@wortheffort]

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[@pettere8429]

When it comes to mobile bases I am quite partial to designs where the wheels can be raised off the ground when whatever is on the base is to be stationary.

[@gregdarbonne8137]

Another great video. I learn something every time. Thanks!!

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[@TigerCarpenter]

well done! I was thinking what joinery method to use for my mobile under desk pedestal cabinet's frame. and there you go: half lap joint, simple and easy. I'm wondering if it's all right to cut a mortise through the half lap joint, to connect the frame pillars to the horizontal top frame ?

[@Twistedstar0320]

I wish I could come volunteer with you and just help while gaining experience. Your channel is amazing.

[@wortheffort]

I'd annoy you.

[@user-wy5ik6zq4r]

Great video....thanks!

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[@josephpotterf9459]

Nice job thanks.

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[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for sharing that

[@JosephLorentzen]

Have you tried alcohol to erase pencil marks?

[@PaganWizard]

You can very easily do half lap joints on the table saw with a dado stack.

[@wortheffort]

unless you don't have one or live where they are illegal.

[@kensurratt2729]

I wanted to build a station for a cheap table saw with a catch basin for shavings so,I can get rid of the metal legs. I think I'll steal your idea there and modify it.

[@wortheffort]

Do it, not my design. Been around for ages.

[@g.fortin3228]

I enjoy your videos, ideas, and the way you present them! Is there a way you could improve the audio quality ?? it's tinny/harsh and every time I queue up one of your video I need to turn it way down or I get told to. great stuff though other than audio quality. Maybe a better mic? I'm sure it would be appreciated across the board. Keep em' coming though !

[@wortheffort]

I'm sure if I had it I could throw money at the problem but at my income level a shotgun mic on top of camera is what you get. Also this isn't a sound studio type workshop. Just 100 ft from a major highway. It's an non-HVAC steel warehouse so in Texas you have to keep the doors open. It is what it is.

[@g.fortin3228]

@@wortheffort Gotcha.. steel warehouse says it all. Your content is pretty worth watching I was just making a suggestion. It's your hard ceiling/surfaces in the warehouse evidently causing it. Keep rockin' man... and stay safe.

[@skoue4165]

I have been lots of mobile basses, but learning a different skill... Welding.

[@wortheffort]

ya, common learning project there.

[@skoue4165]

@@wortheffort Done wooden ones also but yours are nicer than the ones I did. Like the learning aspect.

[@jameshaynie4570]

You should know better than to set your posts on a platform. Your bottom shelf should be renowned into the posts for better stability

[@wortheffort]

James Haynie you do that on yours. I’m still working on mine and will be cutting down the legs to get my desired height.

[@marianpeuster1165]

mjp

[@patricksawyer5525]

to much “chat”