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Serving Cart
Simple to make, stylish to use and easy to modify, this cart can fit a multitude of needs for your patio.
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Tools & Materials
Steel•Tek Supplies (3/4):
- (2) 3/4" 90 Degree Elbow - (672-504HC)
- (10) 3/4" Flange - (673-104HC)
- (2) Swivel Casters (678-504HC)
- (2) Casters - (678-604HC)
- (4) Hooks (678-204HC)
- (4) 3/4" x 36" Pipe
- (2) 3/4" x 3" Pipe
- (1) 3/4" x 15" Pipe
Other Supplies:
- (48) Flat Head Wood Screws - 3/4" length - screw head must be #12 or higher
- (2) Wood Base - 18" wide x 36" long x 3/4" thick
Tools:
- (1) Allen Wrench - 6 Millimeters
- (1) Hammer
How To
Stage 1
Base Assembly
- To build the base we will begin with the bottom board. Place the edges of the 1-1/4” Flanges ¾” from the two sides at each corner. With a pencil, mark where the holes are.
- Remove the Flanges and pre-drill where you have marked. Then place the Flanges back and secure each one in with Screws.
- Flip the base over. Place the Casters 1-1/4” from each edge at the corners. Mark where they will be secured.
- Predrill where you have marked. Place the Casters back and secure the Casters in with Flanges.
Stage 2
Leg Assembly
- Place a length of 36” pipe into each Flange on the base of the cart. Lightly secure using the Allen Wrench.
- At the top of each 36” pipe length, slide a hook onto the pipe and lightly secure with the Allen Wrench. You can adjust the height after the cart is finished.
- Place a 1-1/4” Flange at the top of each 36” long pipe but do not secure. You will need them loose to secure to the top board.
Stage 3
Top Assembly
- Place the top board on the Flanges, try to keep the edges of the flanges ¾” from each side at the corners. Mark where the Flanges will go.
- Predrill where you have marked. Take the Flanges off of the 36” pipe and secure them to where you predrilled with the Screws.
- Place the top board onto the 36” pipe lengths and secure with the Allen Wrench.
Stage 4
Armature Assembly
- Place an Elbow at each end of the 15” length of pipe. Make sure the openings of the Elbows are pointed down. Secure each Elbow lightly with the Allen Wrench.
- In the open Elbow ends, place a 3” length of pipe and secure firmly with the Allen Wrench.
- Place the Flanges at the base of each 3” length of pipe and secure them firmly with the Allen Wrench.
- Place the Armature onto the top board, adjusting the Elbows so that the Flanges are flush with the cart top. Mark where you will drill.
- Predrill where you have marked.
- Place the Armature back and secure it to the top board with Screws.