Hi James, I just finished your mobile bar build series. Fantastic job! It looks amazing. Can you give us an update on how the business is going in 2023? Also, I was wanted to ask if you could provide some video content about the mobile bar business in general. I’d like to hear your thoughts on the business side of things such as determining if an area is saturated (per Yelp, there are 4 mobile bar businesses in my area); pros, cons, and legal issues between a dry hire vs full service catering where alcohol is provided; what day-to-day for your business looks like and the logistics involved in making it all work. Thanks
Thank you! Head over to @rumandcoltmobilebar on insta for a few pictures of it. But it’s basically a combination of 1x3 and 1x1 rectangular/square tubing. The upper section is skinned in aluminum and the lower wood portion is tongue and groove pine
You inspired and motivated me and taught me so much, first time working with many new tools and I am proud to say I still have all my fingers LOL. I am approx 2.5 months into my conversion, approx 85% complete. This is a whole new venture for me so I would love to pick your brain from a business perspective to talk about any obstacles/challenges you have come across once you’ve launched the Mobil bar. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. How would I be able to reach out?
Do you actually supply bartenders? Just looking into this and wondering what insurance or liability is? Do you rent out without a bartenders? What are rental rates? Thanks
@@TWgamerbuilder I must have replied to the wrong comment lol…whoops. Hard to say a total cost I’d say somewhere around 15-20k all together as a good guess. Obviously, that doesn’t include the few hundred man hours I wasn’t paid for…
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Man I can't believe what you've turned that into. I remember the way that looked wow man you are good.
Appreciate it!
It still amazes me how great the trailer came out!!!!
I know !
That is freaking amazing. So well done man. Awesome!!!
Thank you!
I've watched all of your videos and I've taken away lots of tips and tricks for my own conversion. Really great job - well done and thanks.
Wow, it’s beautiful.
Thank you!
Looks great! How much did y’all end up spending aside from the trailer?
Amazing job by the two of you !
Thank you!
Hi James,
I just finished your mobile bar build series. Fantastic job! It looks amazing. Can you give us an update on how the business is going in 2023? Also, I was wanted to ask if you could provide some video content about the mobile bar business in general. I’d like to hear your thoughts on the business side of things such as determining if an area is saturated (per Yelp, there are 4 mobile bar businesses in my area); pros, cons, and legal issues between a dry hire vs full service catering where alcohol is provided; what day-to-day for your business looks like and the logistics involved in making it all work. Thanks
Thank you! I plan on doing some more videos on it in the next month or two so I’ll keep your suggestions in mind!
Looks wicked well done.jist starting mine tomorrow going to be very similar. 👊👍
Thank you! If you have any questions just send me an email!
Really nice work ,what kind of screws you used for the wood into the metal . Thank you
Thank you! They are Teks self drilling screws for wood to metal! They are a life saver
Great info, thanks for posting. Would you do it all over again?
Thank you! Absolutely, I loved taking something that was near the end of its life when we got it and making it new again!
This looks great! Can you go over briefly how you built the frame for the back door ?
Thank you! Head over to @rumandcoltmobilebar on insta for a few pictures of it. But it’s basically a combination of 1x3 and 1x1 rectangular/square tubing. The upper section is skinned in aluminum and the lower wood portion is tongue and groove pine
Oh perfect thank you and how did you curve the frame at the top?
@@cgoncalves308 measured the radius and used a tube roller with a square die!
You inspired and motivated me and taught me so much, first time working with many new tools and I am proud to say I still have all my fingers LOL. I am approx 2.5 months into my conversion, approx 85% complete. This is a whole new venture for me so I would love to pick your brain from a business perspective to talk about any obstacles/challenges you have come across once you’ve launched the Mobil bar. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. How would I be able to reach out?
Feel free to send me an email! If you have a couple questions I can try to answer them! I’m happy you found these videos helpful!
Wow nice job. Did your neighbor give you that ban saw or loan it to you? Either way, nice job.
He ended up giving it to me, needed some work to get it going but it ended up being very helpful!
@@jamesofalltradesny nice! The trailer looks great hope you guys all the success.
How much did it cost you to renovate?
Around 10k in materials plus 500-600 hours in labor
Do you actually supply bartenders? Just looking into this and wondering what insurance or liability is? Do you rent out without a bartenders? What are rental rates? Thanks
Yes we supply the bartenders all the other information can be found at rumandcoltmobilebar.com
Hi what model number are the gas struts you used? Thanks.
They are 100lb 20in struts
Where did you get the hub caps?
eBay!
@@jamesofalltradesny thanks! 15” , baby moons, I think?
@@christopherwhite8865 yes that is correct I just checked my orders!
Wow! What was the total cost?
in material roughly $120
@@jamesofalltradesny 120k???
@@TWgamerbuilder I must have replied to the wrong comment lol…whoops. Hard to say a total cost I’d say somewhere around 15-20k all together as a good guess. Obviously, that doesn’t include the few hundred man hours I wasn’t paid for…