Nuts and Bolts Cart

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A shop is constantly evolving. Organization is not a one time thing but something that is constantly taken to the next level. Every one has those things which work for them.

I have nuts and bolts on a shelf sorted by size which is general but I also have "Tins" of nuts and bolts in variety packages. I find them very handy but the tins were wearing me out. I had them stacked on top of the tins for the tap and die sets so I decided to build a bread tray type cart for the nut and bolts as well as the tap and dies. Here is the project:

Welded nuts on the side and bolted on peg board for a few other things.

I want to do one for welding supplies some time as well.

3/4/092:45 PM

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