Organizing the shop is easier said than done, especially when you’re trying to find a home for lumber scraps and leftover plywood. Although you can easily set up a wood rack for 2x4s and slabs, wide pieces of plywood and full sheet material often need a designated space in the shop because of their size. If you’re working in a small woodshop or garage, you probably need a mobile solution that keeps your plywood neat and tidy but allows you to move it around so you can take advantage of all your square footage. 
The project plans we have here are perfect for builders of all skill levels with shops of any size. Designed by YouTuber Stumpy Nubs, they require only a couple tools. Plus, this cart does double duty: not only does it hold your plywood and sheet goods, but it also serves as a panel cutting station when you need to rip a large piece down to size.
Download these free project plans to build your own plywood cart, and don’t forget to watch the corresponding Stumpy Nubs video that goes along with the plans.
Tools:
Circular Saw
Drill and screws
3” screws for butt joints
Materials:
2 2x5s, 84” long
2 2x5s, 29” long
4 2x5s, 81” long
5 2x3s, 65 ¾” long
4 2x3s, 84” long
8 2x3s, 77” long
4 2x3s, 48” long
1 2x3, 81” long
1 piece ¾” plywood, 7 ¾” x 84”
1 piece ¾” plywood, 7” x 84”
1 piece ¾” plywood, 10” x 84”
4 large locking casters
Finished Project Details:
Finished Height: 80"
Finished Width: 84"
Finished Depth: 34"
Estimated Material Cost: $100-$150
Download Stumpy Nubs’ FREE project plans for this easy Panel Cutting Plywood Cart.
Don’t forget to watch Stumpy’s corresponding how-to video “Must see homemade panel-cutting plywood cart!”
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