Caddy and Tote Plans

Build this flip handle serving tray using these free woodworking plans.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a mobile saddle and tack caddy for all the horse stuff you have. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

This handy stacking tool caddy features three trays that stack and interlock together for carrying. Perfect for tools, it also could be used for fishing gear or as a sewing basket. Follow the free plans at the link to build it.

Get your makeup or even office supplies organized by building this wooden caddy using these free plans.

In my workshop I use plastic 35mm film containers for storing all sorts of small parts. To make it easy to carry these containers to where I am working, I made the simple caddy.

This easy-to-build project will make finding your phone or a handy piece of paper so much easier.

If you are in school or have a home office, perhaps you need to build a homework station caddy. You could customize it to suit your needs, but either way it will help keep your necessities organized. It even has handles!! Build one with these free instructions.

Also known as a trug or a caddy. It seems like there is always something you need to haul with you around the yard when you are doing gardening. Here is a handy little carrier for just that purpose. Ours is a little small but you can make it any size you like using these easy instructions as a basic plan.

This is called a garden tote but can be used for any purpose where you are required to carry things. At the link you can download the free plan to build it.

Featuring and East Indian design. In this page I share with you a large collection of free scroll saw fretwork patterns. I have carefully scanned them and transformed them into pdf files. These patterns were published long ago in Hobbies fretwork magazine. They are offered here with permission of the present Copyright holders, Hobbies Limited. Project #2044.

The handle of this beer tote could be swapped out for a wood dowel or a heavy piece of rope. Build it using these free woodworking plans.

I like to keep a pencil and paper close at hand for writing quick notes or hardware needs around the shop. The problem is not always being able to find the paper and pencil. So I built a small caddy to help me record and keep track of these notes when I am working in the shop.

Make this nice caddy for any occasion. This attractive, yet easy to build, project makes a great Christmas present. Deliver it filled with food, wine, candy or use your imagination.

This is a very simple project when pre-cut pieces are used. The handle is made from a 1/2 inch dowel, the bottom from 1/4 inch masonite board, and the rest from 3/4 inch pine planking scraps.

I bought one of those yellow coiled hoses to use with my air compressor. And for the most part it worked great. The lightweight, compact design made it a nice addition to my small shop. But I encountered one minor problem. I did not have a good way to store it. So I put my mind to it and came up with a simple solution.

This wooden beverage tote will fit glass beverage bottles perfectly. Also works perfectly for a countertop storage solution. At the link you can download the free woodworking plan.

Using scrap wood and rope for handles, this rustic storage basket is a breeze to build.

As you can see, hinges and a side latch mean this tote can be folded and carried around. Perfect. Here is how to build it.

This vegetable tote features a wood frame with a mesh bottom. There is also a free template for the curved handle available at the link.

Keep the bathroom organized by building this bathroom storage caddy. At the link are complete instructions as well as a video of the build.

This garden tool tote is narrow which makes it easy to carry around in the garden. It also features a drop down end for carrying long-handled garden tools. Download the free woodworking plan at the link.

I needed a way to keep small hand tools organized, so I built the caddy shown in the photo. And to make it even more useful, itâs mounted to a lazy Susan. The lazy Susan is sandwiched between a hardwood base and a piece of inch hardboard... inches

Build a simple glue caddy for your workshop or craft room using these free instructions.

For this project all you need is a little wood and a wall mounted metal bottle opener. Here are the free plans...

This is a neat basket to put your fresh picked veggies in. Once they are in the basket just turn the hose on and rinse them off. All the dirt goes to the ground and you are left with nice clean veggies.

This beer tote makes a great beginners woodworking project, of course just about anything could be carried in it!

These stacking totes were constructed using 1/2 inch plywood. Perfect for storing toys, blankets or just about anything. Easy to build using these free woodworking plans.

More often than not, the tool you really need in the garden is the one you left back in the shed or house. But if you happen to have a few wood scraps and an old bucket handle lying around, you can whip together this simple carryall that will help eliminate...

This wooden flatware caddy has metal handles that give it a little boost. Build it using the free woodworking tutorial at the link.

Bring your tools to the garden in style using this wooden garden tote. It is an easy project to build and very useful for a gardener.