Okay, I've been using the Dan Harlan briefcase/ditch bag set-up and it's great -- but there are some shows I do which take more equipment than will fit inside the case. So, I've tweaked the basic suitcase table idea so it's stationary instead of collapsible, built a steel frame instead of relying on solid wood panels for structural strength, and added wheels that won't grind away on a trip across a parking lot. Not much to look at yet (it rather resembles one of those carts they sell at the grocery stores -- on steroids!), but I may post photos later.

We'll see how much interest this thread attracts

I'm interested....do you have an image you can upload??

Okay, so the table framework has been welded together from 5/8" square steel tubing, the axle has been installed and the wheels are in place. There's a top with provision for an eventual servante, and a middle shelf. I planned on covering the frame with 1/4" Finland birch, but the panels made the rig too heavy -- so, I'll cover the lower portion with painted ply, but the upper portion will be heavyweight green fabric.

When finished, the rig is intended to look like a brick planter with shrubbery growing out of it.

I may get ambitious later and post pix.

Leland