Do you have the link from where you got the wheels on Amazon? I can’t find them. Also would I be able to use your charcuterie cart idea that is collapsible and add those wheels instead of the 4 small ones? Thank you so much! I love all the work you do! You inspire so many people!!!
Hi, thank you for commenting. I used the brand Behr clear coat for the table top. It was glossy and I applied it 4 times with light sanding in-between to make is smooth. Thank you.
This was awesome...I made a box to use for something totally different before covid...now I was looking for something else to do with it. The wheels where my concern...is that a kit fir the cart?
Hi, thank you. The wheels and axel were the hard part to figure out. This is not a kit for a cart. The plans available on the Etsy store include all the sizes, and images of what I used to build the cart including where I purchased all the materials. It has the sizes of the wheels, axel, metal pipe, threaded pipe, washers, bolts, etc. So it really is just the instructions on how to build it. Thank you and good luck!
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for, I have made the cart but need it to be mobile, and I wanted to use bicycle wheels!! I can’t wait to finish it, can you provide the link for the front wheel or the size description?
Hi thanks for watching and commenting I can give you a quick guestimate as some pieces were bought separately and earlier in preparation to see if it would work, lol. Most was from Home Depot or Lowe's, the most expensive part was probably the wheels. I wanted to get metal wheels instead of plastic. The Wheels were Amazon around $120 ish, sheet of plywood $50 ish, single Wheel $20, other wood $35 ish, Table Top $30 ish. I would say around $250-$275 ish area? BUT it can be a lot cheaper especially if you find wheels from a old childs bike that still look good. Then that drops almost in half! So it can be done for maybe around $150 ish if you have bike wheels or find them at a garage sale. You would need a set of front wheels. I was ok with spending more because of the new quality and under $300 for a nice cart I can rent easily and make my money back quickly or sell and make a profit. Thank for your question hope that helps.
@@cupcakepeachez Hi I purchased the table top from Lowe's hardware store. It is pine and it was actually for building your own shelving/ cabinet section. Home Depot has them as well. And both have different sizes already cut and ready to use. It worked out great.
Hi, yes you can do the cuts with a jigsaw. You just need to go slow or have something on the side of the jigsaw to help guide the cut straight, similar to the technique used in this video ua-cam.com/video/O9_eVUL6MS8/v-deo.html Regarding adding an opening, yes that is possible. But I chose to build and create the plans to keep as simple as possible. But I have seen people use the plans and create shelving, doors, etc to the cart. These are just the basic plans and can be adjusted for how they would best fit your need.
Do you sell it already made ? Im trying to start a candy business and rent it out with my homemade candy included. I can't do anything with woodworking.
Hey, amazing video, just what I’ve been looking for. Do you have any advice on making this a cotton candy cart with a door on the rear to store stock and a shelf inside so I can have the machine lower (I plan to switch out the table top for a cutout to accommodate the bubble of the machine, so the machine is integrated and not on top) really hope in making sense. Thank you
Hi thanks for watching. Yes I know what you are talking about. I went back and fourth on how to make the top and was unsure to incorporate the cutout or not. Even thought about adding a drain sink for drinks and such. There was a lot of different tops for cotton candy or people used for drinks. But I decided to just do the plain top as it would benefit more people and can be easily changed out for other tops I may do later. For the door, I had thought about doing it but decided not to for an easier build for people. But if I was going to add it, I would brace the back with a 2 x 4 or the very least a 1 x 4 top and bottom of the back. This would help stabilize the cart as it gets most of its strength from the box. Then just add a 1 x 2 to the sides to help give space to attach the hinges and the lock or clip to keep the door secure. It really would be an easy change to do and I think it is worth it. Hope this helps and good luck!
Hi, I do have the plans that have a detailed list and step by step directions to create the cart on our Etsy store. Also the plans have images at the store of each item purchased to give a very clear picture of what is needed. But after purchase message me through the etsy store if you have any additional questions and I will do my best to help. Thank you! www.etsy.com/listing/1217794383/candy-cart-trolley-style-plans-
Hi thanks for watching and commenting. I know, I have been trying to figure out a different way. Most are made with a CNC machine. But I have been trying to think of a different way of doing them. When I figure it out I will definitely post it because I like the look. Hopefully soon. Thanks!
Hi, yes it would be easy to change some of the plans to add a door or leave open. I have seen many different versions of this one from doors to the back to a cut open top for cotton candy. I left the plans blank and the box open just to keep it simple. But would be easy to change to what best fits your needs. Thanks for watching!!
I know, I am anxious too! I already built the cart and need to know what size those tires are so I can order. I already have two people wanting to purchase and waiting to see my final product.
Hi thanks for watching. Hmmm, the most expensive part was probably the wheels. I wanted to get metal wheels instead of plastic. The Wheels were around $120 ish, sheet of plywood $50 ish, single Wheel $20, other wood $35 ish, Table Top $30 ish. I would say around $250-$275 ish area? BUT it can be a lot cheaper especially if you find wheels from a old childs bike that still look good. Then that drops almost in half! So it can be done for maybe around $150 ish if you have bike wheels or find them at a garage sale. You would need a set of front wheels. I was ok with spending more because of the new quality and under $300 for a nice cart I can rent easily and make my money back or sell and make a profit. Thank for your question hope that helps.
Hi thanks for watching. Its just under 2ft wide x 4ft long ish. I have a link in the description to the plans that have all the measurement needed to complete the build. Thanks!
Incredible, you did it again! No way I can build and want one of everything. Don't you and your wife want to come to FL, Lol
Thank you
you make this look way to easy, great job!
Thank you so much for watching!
Nice job Ben👍❤️😊🤗
Thank you!
Do you have the link from where you got the wheels on Amazon? I can’t find them. Also would I be able to use your charcuterie cart idea that is collapsible and add those wheels instead of the 4 small ones? Thank you so much! I love all the work you do! You inspire so many people!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS
Thank you for watching and glad they have helped you!
Nice work
Thank you very much for watching!
I love it! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
You're a genius sir🦾
amazing, thank you very much! wish I could get your scatches to start one of my own
Thanks for watching!
Inspiring!
Thank you very much!
THANK YOU FOR THIS 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you!
Fantastic looking cart! Where did you get the wheels from.
Thank you
Again amazing !! 👍👍
Thank you very much!!
Yeah, first to comment! Thanks Ben for all the support and joy you are putting out in the world. What was the polish you used on the table top?
Hi, thank you for commenting. I used the brand Behr clear coat for the table top. It was glossy and I applied it 4 times with light sanding in-between to make is smooth. Thank you.
Nice !!!
Thank you!
wow I''m early !! Love your work purchase your specs for baby blocks thank you
Thank you for your support!
This was awesome...I made a box to use for something totally different before covid...now I was looking for something else to do with it. The wheels where my concern...is that a kit fir the cart?
Hi, thank you. The wheels and axel were the hard part to figure out. This is not a kit for a cart. The plans available on the Etsy store include all the sizes, and images of what I used to build the cart including where I purchased all the materials. It has the sizes of the wheels, axel, metal pipe, threaded pipe, washers, bolts, etc. So it really is just the instructions on how to build it. Thank you and good luck!
@@MakerDecor ok. I would need the axel part then. The box is already built... I want to conform it to a cart
Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for, I have made the cart but need it to be mobile, and I wanted to use bicycle wheels!! I can’t wait to finish it, can you provide the link for the front wheel or the size description?
Awesome, plans should be up this Monday with measurements.
www.etsy.com/shop/MakerDecor
Anyone in South California that can do that for me?
@@michelegad7372me
Where can I get those type of wheels and axle ?
Awesome project bro
Quality content per usual.. appreciate how you make things supply/builder friendly.. can I ask how much this cost you to make approximately?
Hi thanks for watching and commenting I can give you a quick guestimate as some pieces were bought separately and earlier in preparation to see if it would work, lol. Most was from Home Depot or Lowe's, the most expensive part was probably the wheels. I wanted to get metal wheels instead of plastic. The Wheels were Amazon around $120 ish, sheet of plywood $50 ish, single Wheel $20, other wood $35 ish, Table Top $30 ish. I would say around $250-$275 ish area? BUT it can be a lot cheaper especially if you find wheels from a old childs bike that still look good. Then that drops almost in half! So it can be done for maybe around $150 ish if you have bike wheels or find them at a garage sale. You would need a set of front wheels. I was ok with spending more because of the new quality and under $300 for a nice cart I can rent easily and make my money back quickly or sell and make a profit. Thank for your question hope that helps.
Where did you purchase the table top? And what kind of would is it?
@@cupcakepeachez Hi I purchased the table top from Lowe's hardware store. It is pine and it was actually for building your own shelving/ cabinet section. Home Depot has them as well. And both have different sizes already cut and ready to use. It worked out great.
What size wheels did you use? You need to do workshops. I would love to fly out to Texas and attend one.
Hi the wheel was 20 inches and thank you very much for your comment! Maybe someday.
Can you add opening on the top for containers? And can you do the cuts with jigsaw?
Hi, yes you can do the cuts with a jigsaw. You just need to go slow or have something on the side of the jigsaw to help guide the cut straight, similar to the technique used in this video ua-cam.com/video/O9_eVUL6MS8/v-deo.html Regarding adding an opening, yes that is possible. But I chose to build and create the plans to keep as simple as possible. But I have seen people use the plans and create shelving, doors, etc to the cart. These are just the basic plans and can be adjusted for how they would best fit your need.
I wanna see a Cinderella castle prop
Hmmm I might have to look into it, that would be a great video. Thank you for the support!
Do you sell it already made ?
Im trying to start a candy business and rent it out with my homemade candy included. I can't do anything with woodworking.
Hi, sorry I do not at the moment sell these larger items already made. Thank you and good luck!
How much for a table like that I need 1 but would like one side open for shelf
Hi, sorry I do not sell them built. I only sell the plans for you to build yourself on our Etsy store Maker Decor. Thank you
What rod are you using for axle?
Hi! Love the cart. Where did you get the sign on the front of the cart?
Hi, thanks for watching. I 3D printed it. It was just practice because I have a new 3d printer and wanted to see what I could create, lol.
Love it! Do you think it would be possible to add fenders over the wheels so that dirt doesn't get on the box? Would that change the build in any way?
Hmm, never thought of that. I think it would not be too difficult, just adding a couple of screw to the sides should hold it in place.👍
@@MakerDecor cool thanks!
Hey, amazing video, just what I’ve been looking for. Do you have any advice on making this a cotton candy cart with a door on the rear to store stock and a shelf inside so I can have the machine lower (I plan to switch out the table top for a cutout to accommodate the bubble of the machine, so the machine is integrated and not on top) really hope in making sense. Thank you
Hi thanks for watching. Yes I know what you are talking about. I went back and fourth on how to make the top and was unsure to incorporate the cutout or not. Even thought about adding a drain sink for drinks and such. There was a lot of different tops for cotton candy or people used for drinks. But I decided to just do the plain top as it would benefit more people and can be easily changed out for other tops I may do later. For the door, I had thought about doing it but decided not to for an easier build for people. But if I was going to add it, I would brace the back with a 2 x 4 or the very least a 1 x 4 top and bottom of the back. This would help stabilize the cart as it gets most of its strength from the box. Then just add a 1 x 2 to the sides to help give space to attach the hinges and the lock or clip to keep the door secure. It really would be an easy change to do and I think it is worth it. Hope this helps and good luck!
@@MakerDecor ahh you’re too kind! Thank you for taking the time to reply! Will let you know how I get on once I buy the plans.
Is there a way to make this collapsible like your other candy cart?
This one, no. But I hope to be working on one by the end of the year. Thank you
How about the tires where do I get those?
have you made a cart with movable wooden wheels?
Do you have a more detailed direction and supply list?
Hi, I do have the plans that have a detailed list and step by step directions to create the cart on our Etsy store. Also the plans have images at the store of each item purchased to give a very clear picture of what is needed. But after purchase message me through the etsy store if you have any additional questions and I will do my best to help. Thank you!
www.etsy.com/listing/1217794383/candy-cart-trolley-style-plans-
Can wet a magazine booth or an open arch next? Please!!!!
Hi thanks so much for watching and commenting! I am working on the open arch, hopefully this month.
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Thank you!
What kind of wood do you use and what measurements are for a kindergarten task?
Basic pine plywood
Can you please do a tutorial on how to do the “ripple” props ? I can’t figure them out 😩
Hi thanks for watching and commenting. I know, I have been trying to figure out a different way. Most are made with a CNC machine. But I have been trying to think of a different way of doing them. When I figure it out I will definitely post it because I like the look. Hopefully soon. Thanks!
about how much in materials did it cost?
Is there a way to use the inside as storage?
Hi, yes it would be easy to change some of the plans to add a door or leave open. I have seen many different versions of this one from doors to the back to a cut open top for cotton candy. I left the plans blank and the box open just to keep it simple. But would be easy to change to what best fits your needs. Thanks for watching!!
Where did you get the wheels and where can I buy the the bar to secure the wheels?
Hi, thanks for watching. I put all the info here www.etsy.com/listing/1217794383/candy-cart-trolley-style-plans-with
Are you able to tell us where you get the wheels well everything
Hi, yes it is all in the plans in the Etsy store. Thanks for watching
Hi do you sell these carts?
Hi, at this time I do not. Sorry and thank you for watching!
What did you hold the wheels on?
Hi, the wheels were held on an axel I made with some pipe and eye bolts.
Where did you get those wheels
Hi, you can find some on Norther Tool, Tractor supply, Amazon, etc.
Hey, I’m not seeing the plans on Etsy
me either, but now I see he said it would take a few days for him to get them posted.
@@deborahhall4790 ahhhh that’s what I get for moving fast and not watching lol.
I know, I am anxious too! I already built the cart and need to know what size those tires are so I can order. I already have two people wanting to purchase and waiting to see my final product.
Hi, thanks for watching. Yes the plans should be up this Monday. Thank you very much for the support!
@@deborahhall4790 oh wow!!!! You wasted no time. 👏🏻👏🏻 check your out!
do you remember about how much you spent on material ? lol
Hi thanks for watching. Hmmm, the most expensive part was probably the wheels. I wanted to get metal wheels instead of plastic. The Wheels were around $120 ish, sheet of plywood $50 ish, single Wheel $20, other wood $35 ish, Table Top $30 ish. I would say around $250-$275 ish area? BUT it can be a lot cheaper especially if you find wheels from a old childs bike that still look good. Then that drops almost in half! So it can be done for maybe around $150 ish if you have bike wheels or find them at a garage sale. You would need a set of front wheels. I was ok with spending more because of the new quality and under $300 for a nice cart I can rent easily and make my money back or sell and make a profit. Thank for your question hope that helps.
Did you make the table top?
I can’t find no one to built this for me in south california at affordable price, if anyone can do that please send me a message
What about the measurements???
Hi thanks for watching. Its just under 2ft wide x 4ft long ish. I have a link in the description to the plans that have all the measurement needed to complete the build. Thanks!
What where the measurements??
Hi, 2ft wide x 4ft long
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Hello where do you buy the wheels???
Hi, you can find some on Norther Tool, Tractor supply, Amazon, etc.