Cart for gouges

[Peter Vines]

I needed a storage system for my gouges due to new lathe which doesn’t have underneath storage. I still had a rolling cart from decades ago, built for holding daughter’s music keyboard. It’s a work in progress but seems to have potential and is easily moved.

 

[robo hippy]

I have a couple of 4 foot long by 2 foot wide with shelves wire rack things, on wheels. U Line or most big box stores have 16 inch wide ones. I made a plywood top with 3 sides so sharp points don't stick out the back and the tools won't roll off the ends. There is room for storage underneath of other tools, and wood blanks.

robo hippy

 

[Kirk Amidon]

Here is a great thread with a similar theme.

 

[Steve Tiedman]

I had a similar cart to this one I'm showing below, but let it go. I think I may get this one in a few months, after I have a heartfelt conversation with myself on the nearly complete lack of open floor space in my shop. (That problem will be solved in 5 years!) I have 4 other chests from this same family, sold through Menards home stores. They are very good chests, solidly built with beefy drawer hardware. Better than Harbor Freight's chests, which I did look at carefully at the local store. I'd also build in an extra shelf in the lower open storage area.

https://www.menards.com/main/tools/tool-storage/tool-chests/masterforce-reg-26-black-2-drawer-rolling-tool-cart/me26pstc/p-1444451672007-c-9188.htm