Plywood cart

I would like to have a plywood cart for my shop. When I get a delivery of plywood, the truck unloads about 30' from my overhead door and where I store the plywood, then when I use the plywood, it has to go another 30' to the table saw. It would be a lot easier for my back if I could unload a dozen sheets off the truck and onto the cart, store the cart and sheets in my usual spot, and then cart them to the saw when I'm ready to cut. I use 5' x 5' sheets, and I only have room for a 24"

My scrap pile was getting out of control, so I finally decided to build a scrap storage cart to fit my needs. Watch the video or follow along with pictures!

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This SketchUp file can be found on my Plans & Designs page. Since I work on most of my projects in the garage, I am always fighting for more space. I always stacked my wood up against the wall and when I needed some sort of sheet goods, it always seemed to be in the back. After seei

DIY lumber and plywood storage cart

Plywood shop cart plans. Plans include a free PDF download (link at bottom of blog post), cutting list, shopping list, measurements, and drawings. Plywood Shop Cart Plans - Overview Plywood Shop Cart

Finding a place to store lumber and sheet goods can be challenging. This lumber cart keeps them all organized with shelves to store long boards, upright bins for shorter pieces, and a large area to hold sheet goods. Plus, the cart rolls, so you can push it wherever you need to in your work space.

Let the wheels do the work with our simple but effective plywood-toting runabout.

If your shop is cluttered with random pieces of wood, then you need to check out these simple solutions on how to easily organize scrap wood!