Mobile Serving Cart, with Massive Half-Lap joints (WnW  

Or call it a Mobile Island? Mobile Counter? Build Article: www.wordsnwood.com/2018/cafecart In which I build a mobile cart/island/counter for the cafe area at our church. I'm using various reclaimed hardwood for this. I have to make some massive half-laps, which was a challenge, and then stain it dark to match the other cabinetry. Oh yeah, an there is a bit of sketchup talk as well. ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- LINKS TO SOME OF THE ITEMS USED: (AND/OR other tools and jigs that I use and recommend. Most of these are affiliate links. If you buy through these links it helps support my channel. Thank-you so much!) JIGS/ACCESSORIES amzn.to/1V4ZHkv - Painter’s Pyramids amzn.to/2bfFjLh - Kreg Pocket Hole kit (I have an earlier version of this) SMALL TOOLS amzn.to/1WSNq1j - Stanley Leverlock tape measure amzn.to/2lYXz3W - Other auto-locking tape measures amzn.to/1YP3rXy - Irwin Quick-grip XP600 clamps FINISH: amzn.to/2beVz3t - Minwax oil-modified Polyurethane amzn.to/2EohYEv - System Three quick cure epoxy BIG TOOLS amzn.to/2bpMmkX - DeWalt DW735 Planer amzn.to/2beSIY6 - 3rd party blades for DW735 GEAR I USE TO MAKE VIDEO: amzn.to/1qPkvBp - Canon T5i amzn.to/2aK7jZX - Inexpensive Quick Release tripod ball head (Very useful) amzn.to/1SSwOmS - Sony Action Cam. (I use the HDR-AS15 which is discontinued -- cheaper than a gopro.) amzn.to/267XM3M - Sony Live View video remote for Action Cam amzn.to/1XC2D7l - Joby GorillaPod (Flexible small tripod) ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Many more woodworking projects: www.wordsnwood.com PLEASE SUPPORT MY CHANNEL The best way that you can help support what I do is to buy one of my woodworking plan packages. Details here: wordsnwood.com/plans/ Follow me on Social Media: instagram.com/words.n.wood facebook.com/wordsnwood ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Thank-you!

Nice Job. I like the spalted wood that you used for the leg crosses. I noticed a few additional red stains on the wood. A friend of mine's Dad used to say, "..if you aren't bleeding, you're aren't working hard enough. Well I guess you were working hard enough. Thanks for posting the build. Keep up the good work.

Nicely done Art. I like the "church wood"! :)

Nice job! The finish looks great and seems to match the rest of the kitchen cabinets very well.

Nice engineering Art. JimE

Nice work Art! Thanks for sharing it with us God Bless 😎👍JP

Great build, Art. Thanks.

Great job n thank u.

Nice, like the way you explained what you were doing

It's a masterpiece work of Art! See that? :) Seriously, nicely done. That one's going to be around for many years, for sure.

Enjoyed watching your video, I'm about to work on a similar table for my son using pinewood scrap , I just hope it turns out as good as how you did it . Thanks for sharing the video. GOD BLESS YOU.

Well done Art! Neat build. I must learn more about Sketchup - I seem to be only scratching the surface.

GREAT project Art. Hope your church gets some good MoJo from the other church.

it's less messy . and i heard it blotches less on soft woods and cherry and maple the gel stain that is , nice job on the build .

Love it, Art! That spalting on the leg piece was amazing. Great design, and the lap joints came out great! Always enjoy your vids. Keep up the great work!

15:53 CLassic , the Matthias Wandel slide . i like that hahah

Mr. Pythagoras could have helped you on the leg dimensions. Good vid.

Great job Art! Never thought about using those type of bolts to connect the stretcher, very cleaver. Nice to support your church also.

Wonderful! Enjoyed your process for determining the half laps. Well done!

Great project. Nice job.

Beautiful table/kitchen island came out very nice

Nice build. Always enjoy your videos Art. Also got a chuckle from the red stains on the cross member at the 13:10 mark. I'm constantly leaving small bloodstains on my work from little nicks & cuts of which I'm unaware, and it looks like you did, too

Parabéns ótimo trabalho

Awesome build :)

The dreaded grain going the wrong way on the parts in the sketchup drawing. You're a better man than me being able to live with it like that.

best thing about that particle board top is that you don't need any special ways of attaching the top to the base as it doesn't expand and contract

Looks 6cm too deep to me... ???