Prepare Bar Top Boards with Pocket Holes

What happens here

For the bar top, composite boards are joined using pocket hole joinery to create a clean, seamless surface without visible fasteners from the top. The worker uses a speed square and a pencil to mark the drilling locations on the underside of the composite boards. A Kreg Jig or similar pocket-hole jig is then used with a cordless drill to create the angled pocket holes. These holes will later accept self-tapping screws to join the boards. This process is crucial for achieving a smooth, integrated appearance for the bar top.

Goal: Mark and drill pocket holes on the composite boards that will form the bar top, ensuring precise placement for hidden fasteners.