Cart made from scraps

[Steve St]

Had some Cedar pickets and 2x4's leftover from a fence we had built so decided to spoil myself with a WSM Cart. Had to buy some weather resistant ply and had a couple white pine 2x4's to go along with the Cedar.
Just wanted something for the Weber to sit on while I rolled it into place and some storage for my utensils, controller, monitor probes, charcoal and wood chunks. The top is a scrap piece of granite and gives an adequate work area.
Hope you like it. Sure makes the process a lot easier.

Steve

 

[MKEvenson]

Steve, very nice cart. I got a 40lb bag of lump that I think might fit with your other coal

Mark

 

[Pat Smith]

Don't look now Steve, but you need a bigger cart!

(Very nice job! Obviously not your first carpentry effort.)

Pat

 

[Phil Perrin]

Very nice!

 

[Steve St]

mk
Send it my way and I'll make room.

Pat
Room became an issue immediately. Thought the drawer would handle everything without a problem while I was building. To many tongs and temp probes. Did manage to get 4x15lb bags of Stubs charcoal and three large bags of wood chunks in.

Thanks for looking.
Steve

 

[Lew Newby]

That looks great. Its really satisfying to build something out of scraps.

 

[Larry D.]

A beautiful job! Now, your next project is a new cover for your gas grill.

 

[Wolgast]

Oh man love IT!

 

[Steve St]

Thanks
Enjoyed making it but not near as much as using it.
Didn't plan for the two mavericks and an auber controller. Trying to figure out something to get them off the countertop. Thinking about a tray on the side by the wsm or posswibly on the back. Just something I can set them in.
Any ideas?
Steve