https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/rolling-bar-cart • Posted by Ulysses Press
Designed by: Elyse Major Outfit this nightstand into a bar cart, ready to stock with your favorite drinks. You can roll the party from room to room! TIME: 1 1⁄2 HRS+ DIFFICULTY: ADVANCED
Designed by: Elyse Major Outfit this nightstand into a bar cart, ready to stock with your favorite drinks. You can roll the party from room to room! TIME: 1 1⁄2 HRS+ DIFFICULTY: ADVANCED
Assemble the nightstand following the assembly instructions. Then, using a tape measure, measure the bottom perimeter of the cart defined by the le
Place the cart on top of the plywood base so that each le
Use a pencil to trace each leg’s footprint onto the base. Use a ruler and pencil to find the center of the traced areas.
Drill pilot holes through the center points using a bit suitable for a #6 11⁄2-inch (4-cm) construction screw.
Turn the table over onto the floor. Be sure to place it on a surface that won’t scratch its top. Place the plywood base on the legs of the table, aligning the top and front accordingly.
Drill through the holes you made in the plywood base so that the pilot holes are e
Do this for each corner of the plywood base. Drill pilot holes where indicated by your pencil marks. The holes should be drilled with a bit appropriate for the size of the mounting screws. (Be sure not to have the casters in place when drilling the pilot holes.)
Working one corner at a time, position each caster over its pilot hole and install to the bottom of the plywood base using a screwdriver and the included screws. Be sure all casters are installed to face the same direction.