Wood storage

[Craig Richmond]

I need to build a good wood storage unit that is on wheels. Below, is what I was thinking about. Does anyone have a unique unit with a picture?
thx

[Dewey Torres]

SC,
(Is that what you go by SC?):

Look though these and maybe an idea or 2 will jump out at you.

[Craig Richmond]

You can call me Craig, I am in South Carolina (SC). I need to put my personnal info on the site . Thanks I will look.

[Dewey Torres]

Sorry...SMC had a glitch when I posted this. Try now

[Andrew Joiner]

Mine is a 4' wide version of the one on the left. I have with bigger casters and mostly full sheet storage. I've never moved it once! When I remodel my shop this winter I'm taking the casters off.

Many of the big things in my shops that I've put on casters never get moved.

My large assembly table/workbench is on lots of nylon glides. Cheap, solid and if want to move it (rarely) I can slide it.

[Jim Butterfield]

Craig,

I built a version of that cart that's been kicking around on the creek here. I used 3" non-swivel casters (since it pivots the wheels don't need to swivel). I'll can't attach the sketchup file since it's too big, but I'm attaching a couple of jpgs from sketchup. It works great. If you'd like the sketchup file, pm me.

[harry strasil]

Mine is ugly compared to most, its made out of salvage lumber, which is what I use mostly, its on casters and one side is a shop made panel saw, the other is for sheet goods, plywood etc, I just wish I could have made it wider to hold more. but my space was limited due to the amount of salvaged dimensional lumber.

I got the idea from another SMC's member, who had a really nice one posted.

[Craig Richmond]

Jim, that is an interesting design, since it is attached to the wall.

Harry, you better stay away from open flames, LOL

[harry strasil]

uh-oh, what am I gonna do with the arc welder, coal forge and big grinder. LOL

Those pictures were taken during the transition period of rearranging and adding to the wood storage rack because a fella wants to give me at least 2 small pickkup loads of rough sawn air dried native walnut boards he has no use for anymore.