Skil’s recently posted a well-thought-out how-to article on creating a nice cedar grill cart by Skil resident project expert Ray Travers. As avid “outdoor chefs” (read: we like to sit around the grill with a beer), we can attest to the usefulness of a grill cart like this one. And as an added bonus, Ray shares quite a bit of information about Skil’s not-yet-releases X-Bench portable workstation.
The cart is quite simple to build, requiring only basic tools, and the article includes PDF plans to get you started quickly. If you’ve got a small-ish grill without side tables — or you grill large meals — this would make a great first project with practical results.
Tile-Top Cedar Cart [Skil]
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Why is there a bag of charcoal on the table when it’s sitting next to a gas grill?
And now that cart is on my list of weekend projects. At my current rate I will build it sometime in 2019.
The gas is used to start the charcoal?
What is an X-bench?
In the most recent copy of “Handy” I’ve received, they detail a project on how to build a better looking grill cart than what that thing is. Cedar boards, tile top, and everything. Except it has doors and a drawer instead of the workbench-like shelves.
X-Bench at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Skil-3100-X-Bench-Workstation/dp/images/B000P7O8WE
It’s not out yet, which is why I think you can’t find it on the Skil site. It looks interesting, except for that upside-down jigsaw thing, which looks downright terrifying.
Thanks for the tip, Charlie, I’ll look for that.