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I was working in the hall one day...and didn't have a cart to tote my stuff. So I made one.
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I had this extra shelf from a multimedia cart and it worked out really well.
I think it was a Luxor Endura...it's a hard plastic cart and the shelves are about 4" thick. The shelves connect together with sets of plastic poles (it looks like PVC pipe).
You may have wood shelves/boards, or you may have some other type of plastic shelves laying about.
I think it was a Luxor Endura...it's a hard plastic cart and the shelves are about 4" thick. The shelves connect together with sets of plastic poles (it looks like PVC pipe).
You may have wood shelves/boards, or you may have some other type of plastic shelves laying about.
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Sep 17, 2010. 6:57 AMMadVegetarian (author)
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Interns! Gotta love 'em.
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Sep 17, 2010. 6:56 AMMadVegetarian (author)
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After a few wipe-outs, and claiming space in my garage, the "Low-Profile Utility Cart" is no more. Rest in Pieces.
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Mar 10, 2007. 5:44 PMMadVegetarian (author)
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Very true. My objective was not so much to build a cart as it was to re-use the shelf...and $20 for new parts was ok with me.
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Jan 31, 2007. 3:55 PMAl Bundy
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I like the cart and you have what you want, but the cost is too great if the parts and hardware need to be purchased as opposed to being parted out from junk. The local industrial supply sells a cart for $20 that handles 500# and has a folding handle. Regular hardware store has the same.
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Jan 6, 2007. 8:17 AMMadVegetarian (author)
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Hmm...yes, that could be arranged...
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Jan 5, 2007. 12:30 PM
crapflinger
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crapflinger
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i bet that things awesomee (and scary with no steering) on wheelchair ramps or other inclines well layed out instructable...nice job
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