Build a retro serving trolley
Take a weekend to build a retro trolley for outdoor dining.

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DIY - $345 (Have it done for $665)
Skill - 5/10
Time - 1 day
Designed for entertaining, this 1950s-inspired server features open shelves for platters and bowls, an upper shelf for plates and a drawer for utensils. Castors ensure a smooth journey from kitchen to alfresco dining. The parts are cut from a 2400 x 1200mm sheet of 19.5mm exterior-grade Fijian cedar plywood, about $200 plus $20 for cutting at a specialist supplier such as Mister Ply & Wood, www.misterplywood.com.au.
Use a router to make the housing joints and use weather-resistant products including an exterior adhesive, galvanised fixings and outdoor furniture oil.
How to make a serving trolley


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