Hidden Bar inside of a Road Case
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2023
- A very innocent looking road case that just so happens to have a full bar inside.
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Please don't stop overcomplicating your builds or videos. Not that I like to make you cry, it's just too much fun. And that you for using the sadly shunned red oak. It's the red oak stepchild of the hardwoods family and doesn't get enough love. Another masterful build and video! Thanks for sharing!
I know better than that, you definitely like to make me cry. Also, I feel like red oak is just such a classic that it was the perfect application for this, it's just so unmistakable.
i love how this isnt supporting drinking and driving, but supporting driving to a beautiful location to drink, beautiful
Now I'm imagining a vampire's coffin version with trick-or-treat candy dispensers in the wing-doors. Beautiful work Jackman!
After reading your comment, I want to make a road case coffin haha
@@JackmanWorksPlease do it!
👍👍👍
Epic mate, you really get the juices flowing 😂 Amazing video
It's crazy how much your knowledge base has grown since I first started watching you years ago. You know how to do SO MANY different things incredibly well, it's kind of mind boggling. Always informative to watch you build Anything, and this was an awesome project. Thank you as always!
Has beautiful board stock - makes it look like pallet wood. I LOVE IT!
Sir. I have enjoyed and learned from every one of your build / videos, for that I thank you. I think IMHO that this is the neatest thing I have seen you build. Thanks for taking the time to share with us!
That's super cool to hear, thank you!
Omg. Just laughed my ass off when you cranked up that electric chain saw in yer shop!
Pallet Jack bringing back the pallet hacks, drawer racks, and wise cracks!
😂😂
Definitely my favourite woodworker on RUclips to watch and learn from. Always making brilliant pieces with great editing, music and entertaining commentary. Love your style, please keep making :)
Overcomplicated? Maybe. Awesome build? Definitely! Super video as always, Paul!
Always a great day with a Jackman video.
you have a beautiful box and I'm sure lots of people would love to put things in it.
Wow it turned out absolutely amazing so cool all the little details you add in . Great job keep up over complicating things.
🔥🔥🔥 Another masterpiece! BEST road cratw of all time! If it ever gets transported, you'll need to build a crate...for the crate. Mahalo for sharing! 🙂❤️🙏🐒
Right! I actually need to ship this down south and that's the plan, to built a case for the road case haha
@@JackmanWorksI think you should be buried with all the things you've made. Then 2000 years from now your tomb will be unearthed and people will be WTF?
😂
Creative. Funny. Crafty. Really enjoy your videos. Nice work. Thanks for sharing
And the beautiful thing: the finished project is both exquisite AND light weight
Thanks for watching :)
Great, like always!
Incredible work, as always! It turned out amazing!
Thank you so much 😀
I'm super excited to see you back with a creative project, again. Something that almost doesn't need to exist, so it hasn't been done two baker's dozen times already.
Really cool traveling bar. Great build.
Thanks a bunch!
Very nice job as always love your videos and content great job Paul
Thanks 👍
That is absolutely gorgeous! I have always wanted to build a campaign bar, this is a level (or 2) beyond and I love it!
You are a joy to watch create.
That looks amazing.
This Road Cart Bar Case is awesome!
It's a Boad Base Car Cart, thanks
@@JackmanWorks oh my mistake! I can clearly see that now, my apologies
Over the top nice Paul! That is one fine cabinet!
That's fantastic, Paul. What happened to your idea of creating your own plywood for the sides? The floating face was a real gem, too.
Bill
I did, but they're just a single layer thick 😂
Great content, amazing editing, humble yet entertaining youtuber. Great combo for a good success!!! Keep up the good work. Your channel is great.
Much appreciated! You're the best
Holy cow! That thing is off the charts!!! Where can I find those aluminum extrusions? Hope your hurricane season ends without a mishap. Looks like ours will. Our only shop flooding was just high tides.
Beautiful. One of the nicest road boxes I’ve seen!!! ‘One’ thing you missed was caster plates. To prevent ripping out the bottom of the road box when a caster gets ripped off (happens more than you’d think) the casters are attached to a “plate” ( usually 3/4” plywood) and the plate is screwed the road box (often times with fine thread drywall screws- aka the weak link)
Beautiful, I love it.
Incredible build!! Love how it turned out!
Thanks!! And it's well protected with all that varnish
was that total boat cream colored or just clear?
If you're talking about the Thixo stuff, it's a white/cream color due to the thickeners that's mixed in with it
Magnifico work 👍👍👍
some Louis Vuitton cloth around it and it goes for $100k
really nice
Absolutely stunning.
Thank you so much!
Incredible work. Love the skull logo!
Thank you!! I'm always impressed with how clean painted MDF looks.
You should have three time as many subscribers...Love from France !
The algorithm isn't kind to me, but I'm happy with the audience that I have since they really seem to get me and my quirks :)
This is a great project. I also like the product pop-ups as you work
Thanks! Glad you like that
Damn dude! Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that was freaking nice! I love that. Attention to detail is beyond reproach. I'd like to know how much that weighed finished and emptied and how long it took from start to finish to make that. I assume a week or so waiting for glue and epoxy to dry, etc. But it is beautiful.
Very very very very cool!
Thanks!!
Beatiful!
Awesome build + awesome video, Paul!
Did you manage to get it downstairs in one piece?
I'm dragging my feet on that, it's still sitting upstairs in the shop haha. My plan is to crate it up and lower it down that way, fully protected.
@@JackmanWorks Maybe make a crate that when it opens up could also be used as a bar? Wait...
@@c.a.g.1977 yet again, another box 😯
Great project! Always learning lots of work flow tricks from you, so don't stop overcomplicating your projects. I'm just curious... how did you get the cart down from upstairs in the barn?
Quit making everyone else look bad lol. This is amazing. I've been kicking around the idea of making a mobile bar for the fellow neighborhood parents. Where did you get the metal hardware for the edges, corners, latches, etc?
Excelente!
Awesome as always! I’m a bit confused on the first glue up? Looked like you were laminating the 1/2” pieces back together to make 1” thick pieces but that obviously wasn’t the case…
The thick boards were resawn down to 1/2" thick, but some of those boards weren't quite thick enough to get two 1/2" thick pieces, so anything that ended up thinner than 1/2" was glued together to give me thicker pieces that I could then plane down to 1/2" to go with the rest.
@@JackmanWorks ahhhh. That makes sense. Thanks!
I miss your content ❤
He posts on instagram more often.
I wish I could produce more, but builds like these just suck up too much time! And my brain doesn't want me to give into the algorithm and do simple projects 😂
@@JackmanWorks I'm perfectly content with whenever and how often you upload projects. ❤️ #EffTheAlgorithm 🤣
There is no such thing as complicating your builds. Keep it up.
Now that case needs a companion case with a grill/griddle/smoker in it.
What up Jack Man. Miss you guys
Have you checked out his instagram?
@@reforzar yeh I just meant I haven't hung out with y'all in person in a while Brian. It's been a couple years.
It's been too long!
you are a cool cat with a cool cart
Mhm, I like the idea of using/making your own "plywood".
I hit up the local farm auctions as often as I can for wood that's been stored in someone's barn or shed for anywhere from last autumn to a hundred years ago. The quality can vary quite a bit (i.e someone stripping an old barn ruin and not being able to sell the resulting termite mound - though it didn't stop them from trying) but the preview sorts out what's usable or not worth my time pretty quick.
Strangely enough, the prices that wood goes for at auction is totally dependent on the auctioneer. I can't bring myself to bid at some of my old staple auction houses since post-COVID since they've became more widely known via their online sales - so many bidders with no knowledge of market prices that the bids sometimes top box store prices. Bizarre.
I find that live auctions - even if there're huge crowds tend to have the better lumber prices - probably because people bid with the cash they have on hand rather than their whole bank balance.
Nice beaver
Excellent work, a question, what is the name of the tool that you used at minute 2:37 to clean the remains of rubber, you can put the link, thank you, greetings from Barcelona Spain
That is a chisel plane from Rockler www.rockler.com/bench-dog-small-chisel-plane
@@JackmanWorksthank you, greetings
Aaaand the result is a beaut! I can see a roadie kicking themselves for manhandling this case though =D
Where'd you get the road case hardware and extrusions?
www.diyroadcasesstore.com/
Thank you! I need something to house our new microphones and figured it could be a project I could give a student to build with cutoffs in our theatre's scene shop.
Hola amigo,hay algo que no comprendo, la marca Carolina es de tu pertenencia?.. o trabajas para esa marca? Las botas las fábricas vos? Gracias
I think you should have 'forgotten' one of the skulls front teeth. 😂
Sadly, in most venues where you want to exhibit, you have to use the house contractor for bar service. We'll be serving beer at the SHOT Show in January and it's gonna cost us . . .
Surely they can't say no to this thing of beauty!
am i missing something, you resawed and glued back together?
The thick boards were resawed down to 1/2" thick, but some of those boards weren't quite thick enough to get two 1/2" thick pieces, so anything ended up thinner than 1/2" was glued together to give me thicker pieces rather than scrap the thinner stock.
ahhh, that makes sense. thankyou for clarifying @@JackmanWorks
Love this channel, but it doesn't get the views it deserves. Suggestions:
1) Do a short maybe 3 min video with the key moments, in addition to the main longer video, the former having a link to the latter. Way too many people have the attention span of a goldfish.
2) Need more good time shots of final products. For example this video needed a 10 second clip of an actual party with drinks being delivered. Good times.
It’s a box inside a box inside a box inside a box inside a box inside a box.
And it was all built inside of a box, because what is a building but just a really large box
Not back for a lefty.😂
Dammit youtube!! Stop unsubscribing me from people!
nice drunk trunk
Carolina people must be paying you huge amounts of money to plaster thier crap all over what should look like a great project.
Suppose I'd whore my shop skills for a great deal of coin too.
Well, they did commission this project from me, so I'd hope their name would show up on it somewhere since it'll be in their showroom 😅
Really hate the trend of big heads on thumbnails. Please stop. Thanks
But I started the trend 😂