1. This is the Fancy bike that was sacrificed for the wheels. Removing them was more difficult than I had imagined. I needed a metric, deep socket...

2. Next up was to build the frame of the cart.I wanted this to be able to fit into the Subaru, so I kept the dimensions to within that. I made this...

3. The bottom of the cart will serve as a shelf and the top is a platform for making guacamole, serving out pie, and housing the big pot of soup.I...

4. I needed horizontal slats to be able to create my shelves.I pre-drilled, screwed into the studs, then evened off the edges with a pull saw.Obvio...

5. We gave it a rough sanding and painted away. They are leftover colors from our woodshop. There is one more color from the grouping that will go...

6. I figured it would be a lot easier to pre-paint the slats before I put them in. I cut everything to the size and width depending on what was goi...

7. Stepping back after it was painted, my construction flaws and "character dimples" in the wood became a little too obvious, so I made a...

8. Now it was time to put the axle in.I found a piece of threaded rod. I assumed it was 3/8", but miraculously some of the 17mm nuts from the...

9. I considered that people who are over 6 feet tall might approach the cart, so I wanted to make sure the canopy was high enough to not eclipse th...

10. I decided on a grab bar for the push handle. I used an 18" instead of a 24" as the flanges would have extended beyond the sides. Look...