Follow

This cart system is the perfect addition to any workspace! Match up to your miter saw stand for convenient, easy cutting, and extra storage space. Download the plans and start turning your space into your own Dream Workshop.

View Project PDF

More Information, Tools, & Materials

Project Information

Difficulty:	Intermediate
Inspired By:	Ana White
Categories:	Furniture, Workshop, Garage

Tools Used
Materials Used
- POCKET HOLE DRILL BIT
- POCKET HOLE TOOL
- WOOD GLUE
- (50) 18 GAUGE BRAD NAILS
- (24) 1-1/4” COARSE THREAD POCKET HOLE SCREWS
- (4) LOCKING CASTER WHEELS (MINIMUM 2-1/2” TALL)
- (1) 48"X48" 1/4" PLYWOOD
- (1) 48"X96" 3/4" PLYWOOD

Project Steps
1. Step: 1
  
  Rip 3/4” plywood into strips 24” wide by 8 feet long using either a table saw or circular saw.
2. Step: 2
  
  Measure height of caster wheels. Subtract measurements from 34-1/2”. From the 24” wide strips, cut three pieces to this length for the sides/divider.
3. Step: 3
  
  Cut remaining pieces according to cut list.
4. Step: 4
  
  Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on 5 each end (measuring 24” long) of the side/divider pieces. Attach sides to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.
5. Step: 5
  
  Mark center of top/bottom. Attach divider to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.
6. Step: 6
  
  Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on each end (measuring 24” long) of the shelves. Attach between divider and sides.
7. Step: 7
  
  Apply glue to back edges of the cart. Attach back with 3/4” brad nails.
8. Step: 8
  
  Install caster wheels at base of cart.
9. Step: 9
  
  Optional Drawers: Measure distance between side and divider and subtract 1”. Per drawer, cut two – 1x6 to this length (front and back of drawer). Cut two 1x6 to 20-1/2” long per drawer (drawer sides). Drill two 3/4” pocket holes on each end of drawer sides. Attach drawer sides to drawer front/backs with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws. Measure bottom of drawer and cut 1/4” plywood to t. Use 3/4” brad nails and glue to attach.
10. Step: 10
  
  Install drawers with 22” drawer slides according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Comments (9)

I like the whole setup that you have. Just moved into our house and have a 20x20 garage and was wondering how I was going to set it up. Now I know. Thanks.

By Marden64, on January 14, 2018

Could someone post the dimensions of the in/out feed cart and the miter saw cart? Are they both 48" wide?

By potomacbuilder, on May 1, 2018
- Hi @potomacbuilder! The in-feed-out-feed cart dimensions are 36 x 24 x 40. The miter saw cart dimensions are 36 x 24 x 48. Hope this is helpful!
  
  By RYOBI NATION, on May 1, 2018
- thanks. In the video though the in/out cart is definitely wider than the miter saw cart. Optical illusion??
  
  By potomacbuilder, on May 2, 2018
- I noticed that too. Maybe the miter saw cart is 40" wide and the others are 48". Thinking more about it, all the carts could be anything up to 48" in width. Might as well make them 48" wide and have less waste.
  
  I hope to make the carts in the next few weeks! It'll help organize the war zone that is my garage.
  
  By dallusglockin, on August 23, 2019 (edited)

Hi, I started building this today. I assembled the outer frame and it is not overly sturdy. I did it with 16 1-1/4" course thread pocket hole screws in the location from the plans. Before I invest too much more time and money I was hoping to find out if this is expected? Will adding the interior pieces and the 1/4" plywood to the back truly make this fully stable? I planned on building the Miter saw cart next, but I would not put a miter saw on this one as it is now.

Thanks

By toolsinga, on July 1, 2018
- Hi! We did not have issues at all with it being sturdy. Did you go ahead and add the other interior pieces? That should make it more sturdy.
  
  By RYOBI NATION, on July 17, 2018

Do I need to build the miter saw cart first in order to get the correct height for the in and out carts? I’m planning on purchasing the Ryobi 12” sliding miter saw to put on the cart.

By Gerryyo, on August 26, 2018
- No, you do not. Click "view project PDF" and it will give step by step instructions for the in-feed out-feed cart.
  
  By RYOBI NATION, on August 29, 2018

Members Also Viewed

Mallets

Dog dishes

Murphy Bar

In-Feed/Out-Feed Support Cart

by Ana White

Jan 02, 2018

Project Information

Difficulty:	Intermediate
Inspired By:	Ana White
Categories:	Furniture, Workshop, Garage

Tools Used
- 18V ONE+™ AIRSTRIKE™ 18GA BRAD NAILER
- VARIABLE SPEED DRILL
- 18V ONE+™ BRUSHLESS 7-1/4 IN. CIRCULAR SAW
Materials Used
- POCKET HOLE DRILL BIT
- POCKET HOLE TOOL
- WOOD GLUE
- (50) 18 GAUGE BRAD NAILS
- (24) 1-1/4” COARSE THREAD POCKET HOLE SCREWS
- (4) LOCKING CASTER WHEELS (MINIMUM 2-1/2” TALL)
- (1) 48"X48" 1/4" PLYWOOD
- (1) 48"X96" 3/4" PLYWOOD

Project Steps

Step: 1

Rip 3/4” plywood into strips 24” wide by 8 feet long using either a table saw or circular saw.
Step: 2

Measure height of caster wheels. Subtract measurements from 34-1/2”. From the 24” wide strips, cut three pieces to this length for the sides/divider.
Step: 3

Cut remaining pieces according to cut list.
Step: 4

Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on 5 each end (measuring 24” long) of the side/divider pieces. Attach sides to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.
Step: 5

Mark center of top/bottom. Attach divider to top and bottom with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws.
Step: 6

Drill four 3/4” pocket holes on each end (measuring 24” long) of the shelves. Attach between divider and sides.
Step: 7

Apply glue to back edges of the cart. Attach back with 3/4” brad nails.
Step: 8

Install caster wheels at base of cart.
Step: 9

Optional Drawers: Measure distance between side and divider and subtract 1”. Per drawer, cut two – 1x6 to this length (front and back of drawer). Cut two 1x6 to 20-1/2” long per drawer (drawer sides). Drill two 3/4” pocket holes on each end of drawer sides. Attach drawer sides to drawer front/backs with 1-1/4” pocket hole screws. Measure bottom of drawer and cut 1/4” plywood to t. Use 3/4” brad nails and glue to attach.
Step: 10

Install drawers with 22” drawer slides according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Add Your Project

Add Your Project

In-Feed/Out-Feed Support Cart

January 2, 2018

Workshop

Garage

Ana White

Follow

Ana White

Follow

View Project PDF

Share

Print Options

More Information, Tools, & Materials

Project Information

Tools Used

Materials Used

Project Steps

Step: 1

Step: 2

Step: 3

Step: 4

Step: 5

Step: 6

Step: 7

Step: 8

Step: 9

Step: 10

Comments (9)

By Marden64, on January 14, 2018

By potomacbuilder, on May 1, 2018

By RYOBI NATION, on May 1, 2018

By potomacbuilder, on May 2, 2018

By dallusglockin, on August 23, 2019 (edited)

By toolsinga, on July 1, 2018

By RYOBI NATION, on July 17, 2018

By Gerryyo, on August 26, 2018

By RYOBI NATION, on August 29, 2018

Members Also Viewed

Mallets

Dog dishes

Dog dishes

Murphy Bar

Print Options

Print Project

back to top?

Join RYOBI Nation

We're so glad you're here! Let's get started.

Welcome to Ryobi Nation!

Please confirm your email address.

Welcome

Let's build your project feed!

Select some categories to pick the kinds of projects that show up on your home page:

Welcome to Nation

Welcome to your RYOBI Nation quick start guide, a fast and easy way to see everything that's waiting for you!

Your feed shows the latest projects from the categories you’ve selected, right on your homepage!

Are you working on something awesome? Upload your DIY projects today, and share with other members.

We award monthly and annual prizes for the best projects, worth up to $2500 in RYOBI tools! That’s a lot of hardware, and it could all be yours.

RYOBI Nation is a positive connection between people who are creating great things.

You can follow fellow members, like their projects, and comment to let them know they’re doing a great job.

Come back to RYOBI Nation often to see what is new and to stay in touch.

If you're on a mobile device, don't forget you can add RYOBI Nation to your home screen for quick access to your project feed.

Update Image

In-Feed/Out-Feed Support Cart

by Ana White

Jan 02, 2018

Project Information

Tools Used

Materials Used

Project Steps

Step: 1

Step: 2

Step: 3

Step: 4

Step: 5

Step: 6

Step: 7

Step: 8

Step: 9

Step: 10