Drill press cart recommendations

[mikeyt]

I have a Shop Fox table top press and I'd like to put it on a rolling cart.

Anyone have a good, stable cart they recommend?
Thanks

 

[tvrgeek]

I had mine on top of a Craftsman tool chest so all the bits were in the drawers. Now I have a floor-stander and the tool chest is beside it.
Stability is the issue. I had a brace on the wall I could connect if needed.

 

[Westpacx3]

I just a r modified a basic stand my uncle made. As you can tell the drawer depth did not account for the drill bit height inside. Lol

 

[Darl Bundren]

I bought a service cart from Harbor Freight, mounted a 1 1/2" thick table leaf on the top curved metal parts, and while I've not put any tools on it, I bet it would work, and you'd get the benefit of extra storage in the drawer and bottom shelf. I stored a bunch of shorts on the bottom shelf to give it some weight, and I'm really pleased with it. You can get them on sale, too, if you're watchful.

https://www.harborfreight.com/30-in-service-cart-with-drawer-white-58338.html

 

[mikeyt]

Did some googlin after I posted this and ran across this.
I would definitely have to add the wood top and put enough stuff on the bottom for counter weight but I think it will work

https://www.harborfreight.com/36-in-x-24-in-two-shelf-steel-service-cart-black-62587.html

 

[Martin Roper]

I made one out of plywood and a 2x6.

I made the case about 20 years ago and added a Bora Portamate Mobile Base Kit three years ago. I put the drawers in a couple years ago. Some day I'll make drawer fronts for it and it will actually be finished.