Grill Helper

I decided now that I've built 2 things, that for sure I'm ready to start writing my own plans and making Angie Designs, and first things first, always something for the hubby. I saw a pic on DIY of a Grill Trolley, sponsored by Grill Masters and after feverishly searching both websites, came to the conclusion that if this was getting built, I was winging it.
A Butcher Block for the top was mentioned in the 10 sec commercial, so hot on the trail to find one I went to both the orange and blue big box stores, and found that not only do they not know what a butcher block was, they couldn't help me find a suitable replacement.]
Dang, I needed to find the dimensions for the top before I could even start building the body!

Here's the famous Grill Trolley and yes, I am in the habit of taking pics of things I want, or want to make, straight from the TV screen, isn't that what the pause button is for?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00063QBK4/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

this is the link for the infamous Butcher Block which i have yet to recieve,

and here's the pic

In the meantime, I'm working on the base, using what limited skills i have, trying to get it together.
Things I learned today, what the F a square joint is, and no it has nothing to with how you roll it....

I finally found out what the T Square is that Tony and Jen got for my Bday!! yeah Angie, second thing I learned, Acrylic nails vs a sanding block, are always going to lose hands down. I've got 6 of the original 10 on, and am working to take them off more pics to come of my Grill Helper!