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Assemble Bar Frame Structure

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BUILDING THE ULTIMATE HOME BAR

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What happens here

The structural frame of the bar is assembled. This involves cutting 2x4 lumber to the required lengths for the base, vertical posts, and internal supports. A circular saw (Ryobi circular saw) is used for these cuts. The pieces are then joined together using an impact driver (Ryobi impact driver) and screws, forming the basic L-shaped structure. The host mentions that the base is 6 feet long and 4 feet wide, with a 9-inch recess for knees. The posts are designed to be 42 inches tall. This frame will later be wrapped with half-inch plywood.

Goal: The main L-shaped bar frame is constructed using 2x4s, cutting them to size and securing them with screws to form the base, posts, and internal supports.

Tools and materials

  • Hearing Protection
  • Pencil
  • Ryobi Circular Saw
  • Ryobi Impact Driver
  • Safety Glasses
  • Speed Square
  • Tape Measure
  • 2x4 Lumber
  • Wood Screws

What they say

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[Music] this is the base uh six feet long four feet wide the inside for your knees about eight to ten inches i'm going with nine splitting down the middle gonna build this base put some posts up to 42 inches tall and then reinforce it and then we're gonna wrap it with half inch plywood if you were to put a budget on this what would you guess with maybe we have them back wall maybe five you think we can do four five we got all the bar for okay so we spent three hundred dollars on wood let's see if we can accomplish this for 500 bucks i'm gonna say six i think we're gonna go over this is gonna be the prices right you say five i go six loser has to pay the difference [Music] okay so this pony wall for the bar is ready nice and sturdy we need to wrap it with half inch plywood to beautify it i'm gonna have tyler get started on that in the meantime because he's got so much done on this countertop it's freshly glued and dry for us so we're going to get to working 80 grit sandpaper down to 120 route over the edges and then we'll pour some epoxy let's do this

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