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Swing Drawer Storage Cart

with Bryan Nelson and Don Peschke, Woodsmith

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This Swing Drawer Storage Cart is designed from the ground up for storing and organizing all kinds of shop supplies. Don and Bryan take you on a guided tour of the benefits.

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Unique pivoting drawers, a set of shelves, and simple bins pack a lot of storage potential into this easy-to-build shop cart.

Swing Drawer Storage Cart

$29

Storage carts are a valuable addition to any workshop. This shop project features a Swing Drawer Storage Cart that's designed from the ground up for storing and organizing all kinds of shop supplies. Don and Bryan take you on a guided tour of the benefits.

The pivoting drawers stand out as a clever storage feature. But when you add the fixed shelves and an array of parts bins, you end up with a top-notch supply station. And the cart is small enough to tuck under a tool or the end of your workbench. Plywood and simple joinery mean you can build one for your shop in a short time.

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About Your Instructors

Bryan Nelson has been making wood chips and sawdust since junior high. He worked for over 20 years as the Editorial Media Director for ShopNotes and Woodsmith magazines, as well as for the Woodsmith Shop show on Iowa Public Television. He and his wife settled down in the Springfield, Missouri area after exploring the country in their Airstream travel trailer.

Don Peschke started Woodsmith magazine in his basement in 1978. In 2007, he created the Woodsmith Shop TV show to educate woodworkers in building projects and the skillful use of tools. Don retired from Woodsmith in 2018 and lives and works wood in his Utah shop.

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