We Built a Coffee Cart! | Building our Cart

[@jaym6328]

Amazing build Prima! For us, since we always have a waste bin with us for our empty milk container, garbage, etc, we don’t fuss with a knock box, we just use a rectangle 32 gallon can. Works like a dream!

[@Sourpusscandy]

I need one! But I prefer all stainless steel commercial grade with wheels. Owner of a Profitec Pro 500 and Profitec T-64 grinder, both really heavy!

[@Tominthepinkgarage]

It might be parental exhaustion, but that opening music has me grooving. On a content related note, I like that you all are showing the process of fitting everything together and troubleshooting the layout as you go. How many pucks can that drawer hold?

[@Maduecejet26]

Same on the parental exhaustion music jams.

[@primacoffeeequipment]

I'm going to have to guess on this one, but I think about 25-30 pucks.

[@OSOTO_brewit]

Question, are you going to attach the equipment to the cart so you can move it with the equipment on top or are you going to set up every time and have all the equipment separate?

[@primacoffeeequipment]

We did not secure our equipment to the cart at this stage because we wanted to give everything a trial run or two. But when you're confident you have your setup just right, it is very nice to have everything tied down.

[@annekabower5319]

@@primacoffeeequipmentcool! What are you planning on using to get it all tied down?

[@primacoffeeequipment]

@@annekabower5319 We haven't explored this too much, but one thing you could do is find bolts that match the threads of the feet on the equipment. Maybe take out the feet and modify or replace them with something to act as a bushing or spacer. You would want a rubber grommet to absorb some of the vibrations.

[@brendansmith]

where is part 5 😂❤🎉

[@primacoffeeequipment]

It premieres tomorrow, August 10, at 9:30am EST. Cheers!