I made this cart for my wife. The kitchen countertops are to high for her to chop food comfortably so this one is made just for her height. She is a shorty.
I found an old pallet at work and asked if I could have it. They gave it to me and it became the cart after much planning and machining and filling. The pallet came from Japan so I don't know what kind of wood it is but it is considerably harder than pine. The frame around the top is red oak. The top is granite. (got it for free). It is loose tenon and mortise construction. I left 1/32" space between the oak frame and the granite. I filled it with clear sylicone. It's on wheels so it can be moved where ever she wants with ease.
Towel holder on one end and hooks on the other end to hold her cooking utencils.
She is a happy camper.
I found an old pallet at work and asked if I could have it. They gave it to me and it became the cart after much planning and machining and filling. The pallet came from Japan so I don't know what kind of wood it is but it is considerably harder than pine. The frame around the top is red oak. The top is granite. (got it for free). It is loose tenon and mortise construction. I left 1/32" space between the oak frame and the granite. I filled it with clear sylicone. It's on wheels so it can be moved where ever she wants with ease.
Towel holder on one end and hooks on the other end to hold her cooking utencils.
She is a happy camper.

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