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Wrap Bar Frame with Plywood

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BUILDING THE ULTIMATE HOME BAR

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What happens here

The main bar frame is now ready to be clad with plywood. The host's assistant, Tyler, cuts 1/2-inch plywood to size using a track saw. The plywood panels are then attached to the wooden frame. Wood glue is applied to the frame members, and the plywood is secured using a brad nailer (Ryobi brad nailer) and brad nails. Tyler demonstrates wrapping the sides first and then the front panels to achieve a clean look. The host refers to this part of the bar as the 'pony wall.'

Goal: The bar frame is wrapped with 1/2-inch plywood panels, secured with wood glue and brad nails, creating a smooth surface for finishing.

Tools and materials

  • Hearing Protection
  • Ryobi Brad Nailer
  • Safety Glasses
  • Track Saw
  • 1/2-inch Plywood
  • Brad Nails
  • Wood Glue

What they say

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[Music] finish [Music] we're going to wrap our framing in this nice plywood so as i do it i actually start backwards and i do the sides first and in with the front and then you have a nice clean ended look little dabs of glue little brads should be nice and strong [Music] okay so uh epoxy pour we're gonna use this product from total boat called halcon clear varnish you can pour it brush it uh roll it uh we're gonna try rolling or pouring it over they said no skimming needed um so we'll see how that goes i'm gonna just we level this table i don't this might be go really well or it might go really bad but you know there's only one way to find out

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