DIY Paver Patio: How to Build One That Won't Wash Out
from Rogue Engineer
Size not listed
- Size unknown
- Free
Bar Cart - Metric
from Kreg Tool Projects
- Size unknown
- Free
A metric-dimensioned bar cart built from poplar boards, plywood shelves and a dowel handle, using pocket-hole joinery and a painted finish with casters.
This stylish bar cart is sure to be a hit at any party, whether it’s being used to serve up favorite foods or drinks. It’s easy to make from a few boards (we used poplar), a piece of plywood, and a dowel—which are all available on the shelf at any home center.
Plan facts
- Size
- Not listed
- Skill
- Intermediate
- Tools
- pocket-hole-jig, forstner-bit, drill
- Materials
- 19x89mm poplar boards, 19x38mm poplar boards, 19x64mm poplar boards, 13mm plywood, 25mm dowel, 32mm fine-thread pocket-hole screws, 25mm pan-head pocket-hole screws, pocket-hole plugs, casters, paint, clear finish
- Estimated cost
- Not listed Materials, not plan price.
- Cut list
- No
- Price
- Free
