Welcome to my video! This rolling workbench has been a huge addition to my workspace and I use it almost every day! It has given me so much extra storage and allowed me to keep my tools nice any tidy. I love that I also keep extra sawdust out of my space. Winwin!

Below you will see my original plan with dimensions. When I had cut the outside panels, I cut them wrong. So I had to go back in and rework my design. Follow my original measurements and you will wind up with an easier build than me :) You'll see in the video where I show you where I messed up.

Rolling Workbench: Overall Dimensions (49.5inL x 32inW x 36.5inH)
4 2×4 @ 49″ (for rectangle front/back)
4 2×4 @ 23.5″ (for rectangle sides)
4 2×4 @ 32″ (for legs)
2 2x4 For top shelf to rest on each side (measure before you cut but should be around 20”)
2 Plywood slabs for the back, sides, and doors 4ft x 8ft (and shelves if you decide to add them)
1 4ft x 8ft sanded plywood or butcher block for table top (or pine, bamboo, etc)

Materials:
2 1/2in wood screws (https://amzn.to/3FU3puw)
1 1/2 in screws for shelves (https://amzn.to/3u6A4dZ)
Castor Wheels (https://amzn.to/3QT0GYS)
Jig Saw (https://amzn.to/3QOAY7A)
Miter Saw (https://amzn.to/40AcJNY)
Driver (https://amzn.to/3u0MNP6)
Bondo for repairs/covering screw holes (https://amzn.to/3QR3q8X)
Thin scrap wood for trim if desired
Wood glue (https://amzn.to/3MAnEBk)
4 Hinges for cabinets doors (https://amzn.to/3u0MLXu)
Cabinet hardware

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