Last summer, a wine cart project was posted in a Canadian publication.
I thought it would be fun so I gathered up the lumber and set to work. The following pictures run through some of the more significant steps. The top was 2x6 cedar, planed to 1 1/4 and and the middle and bottom shelves were from 5/4 fence boards planed to 7/8's. The rails are 1/2" copper pipe.
Gluing the top section
To cut the copper pipe, I built a jig to work with a precision saw and a pipe cutting blade.
Pipe cutting jig
(Continued)
I thought it would be fun so I gathered up the lumber and set to work. The following pictures run through some of the more significant steps. The top was 2x6 cedar, planed to 1 1/4 and and the middle and bottom shelves were from 5/4 fence boards planed to 7/8's. The rails are 1/2" copper pipe.
Gluing the top section
To cut the copper pipe, I built a jig to work with a precision saw and a pipe cutting blade.
Pipe cutting jig
(Continued)
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