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Construction of mobile trolley for wood scraps of carpentry work

To get some order and to better find the wood scraps, which always accumulate, I decided to build a storage box, which should also be mobile.

First I screw the 4 outer walls together and then the floor.

Now the cross boards are missing, which I have partially perforated with some holes.

Through the holes I can optionally push a round timber to give the wood scraps a better grip and to keep the layout flexible. A large washer is attached with a screw. This keeps the log in place and prevents it from falling out.

When in use, the trolley looks like this.