Bar Framing Layout and Lumber Preparation
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Custom Deck Bar AND Built In Seating!
What happens here
The host begins by explaining the design for the custom bar, which will feature a 24-inch open space at one end to accommodate a built-in fridge. The main framing of the bar will be 31 inches wide, resulting in a 33-inch wide bar top. Catherine, a team member, is shown using a measuring tape to mark the required lengths on 2x4 lumber. She then uses a DeWalt circular saw on a sawhorse to precisely cut the wooden pieces for the bar's frame.
Goal: Prepare and cut lumber for the custom bar's frame according to specified dimensions.
Tools and materials
- 2x4 Lumber Pressure-treated pine — Constructing the frame of the bar
- Circular Saw DeWalt — Precisely cutting 2x4 lumber pieces
- Measuring Tape — Measuring and marking cut lengths on lumber
- Pencil — Marking cut lines on the lumber
- Sawhorse — Supporting the lumber during the cutting process