Besides needing painted, it was missing a back. I'm not sure why there was no back considering it was on casters and rolled quite nicely.
It took all Spring but the weather finally changed and we were able to drag the table saw outside and make a back for it. Once the back was on, the project became just a little bit more doable.
Before painting it, I added a little decorative lip to the top of it.
I also sanded and seasoned the cutting board with mineral oil.
I added two little stays to the sides of the cutting board so it wouldn't get shoved in too far and hit the new back of the cart.
I also added a hook to hang a dish towel.
Since I pictured this being used in a kitchen, I sealed the top with varathane.
After I cleaned the inside drawers and cupboards, I lined them with contact paper.
This versatile rolling cart will be available in the Home and Patio Sale July 28, 29th in Portland. Go to NE 17th and Fremont and follow the signs!