Kitchen Cart Completed

[LeftyTom]

Thanks to Rick DiNardo for hooking me up with the white oak for the shelves and top, and the ash for the frame. Thanks also to Rick for giving me a big hand in getting the top flat.

35.5" H x 30.5" W x 26 3/4" D. Finish is 3 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer and Finish. Joinery is wood dowels and Titebond. The design is my own (for better or worse :rotflm

 

[Joe Scharle]

Looks great :icon_thum

 

[KC7CN]

Thanks to Rick Dinardo for hooking me up with the whte oak for the shelves and top, and the ash for the frame. Thanks also to Rick for giving me a big hand in getting the top flat.

35.5" H x 30.5" W x 26 3/4" D. Finish is 3 coats of Waterlox Original Sealer and Finish. Joinery is wood dowels and Titebond. The design is my own (for better or worse :rotflm

Very nice Work! No doubt, this cart will get a lot of use.

Just curious, was there a reason you used Ash as opposed to Oak for the frame? I made nightstand using Oak as the primary wood, with Alder legs. It looks nice enough, but you can see the difference; I had a lot of Ash and Oak leftovers from another project!


-Don

 

[CrealBilly]

Nice... it's begging for a big hunk of meat and a cleaver, isn't it?

 

[TracyP]

Very nice Work! No doubt, this cart will get a lot of use.

Just curious, was there a reason you used Ash as opposed to Oak for the frame? I made nightstand using Oak as the primary wood, with Alder legs. It looks nice enough, but you can see the difference; I had a lot of Ash and Oak leftovers from another project!


-Don

Looks great, and to your response to Rick DiNardo, He is a true sponsor to all members here. A friend in need finds a friend in indeed. You won't find a more kind friend than Rick. :eusa_pray:eusa_pray

 

[Jim M.]

Wow! That's pretty Tom, nice job. Jim

 

[TedAS]

That looks great Tom!

Just in time for turkey day.

 

[jeeves]

Great job and the finish looks good Dwight

 

[LeftyTom]

Thanks guys. I have the frame ready for a second cart, but I am wanting to do something different with the legs for that one. :eusa_thin :icon_scra

Don, I went with ash for the frame at the suggestion of Rick DiNardo. I popped down there on a Saturday hoping to pick up enough oak to do the whole shebang. Rick didn't have that much white oak on hand (I didn't call to check beforehand :eusa_doh, and he suggested ash for the frames. Well, who am I to argue with someone who knows what he's doing?

 

[cpowell]

Man, that's a great idea and pretty work!


Chuck

 

[Canuck]

Nice work there, Tom!!!:icon_thum:icon_thum:icon_thum

Wayne

 

[Bob Carreiro]

Looks strong, Tom! Good design.

 

[KC7CN]

Very nice Work! No doubt, this cart will get a lot of use.

Just curious, was there a reason you used Ash as opposed to Oak for the frame? I made nightstand using Oak as the primary wood, with Alder legs. It looks nice enough, but you can see the difference; I had a lot of Ash and Oak leftovers from another project!

-Don

Whoop! I meant to say "I had a lot of Alder and Oak leftovers from another project!"

 

[KC7CN]

Thanks guys. I have the frame ready for a second cart, but I am wanting to do something different with the legs for that one. :eusa_thin :icon_scra

Don, I went with ash for the frame at the suggestion of Rick DiNardo. I popped down there on a Saturday hoping to pick up enough oak to do the whole shebang. Rick didn't have that much white oak on hand (I didn't call to check beforehand :eusa_doh, and he suggested ash for the frames. Well, who am I to argue with someone who knows what he's doing?

Learn something new everyday! Thanks for the feedback.

-Don

 

[meredj]

Tom, that really looks good !!

 

[Jeff]

Nice work and a very nice finished piece that'll get lots of use. Don't you just love Waterlox for its appearance and simplicity of application? :icon_cheers