Why is it so difficult to produce a video that's THIS simple, detailed and no BS? Great job on the bar and the tutorial. I already know my bar is going to be dope! 🤙
Hell, yeah thanks for this awesome comment that’s what’s up. No doubt your bar is going to be bad ass. Can’t wait for it to be done for you. Enjoy it when it’s finished. Appreciate you and your support and feedback.
Man thanks for being the only video I could find with some actual instructions lol. I think I can use this model and expand on it to make what I need for my bar. Keep up the good work sir!
Very cool glad you like the video👍 I’m sure your bar is going to come out killer bro right on. Thanks for leaving the comment and the love. Be safe out there brother.
Awesome video! Took me a few to realize you were saying deck rated screws, I couldn't figure out what decorated screws were...lol! Amazing tutorial and beautiful work!
LOL I’ve totally thought that myself I should just start using The term coated screws or treated screws. Thanks for sharing that with us and the feedback glad you like the video👍😎
Great video. Love how you’re using 2x4s and fence planks. Solid work all around. Your attention to detail appreciated. I’m more of a height, and not a heighth guy…
You can take it camping? Really? 🤣😂 Hahahahaahahaha, you had me rolling! I almost spilled my beer! Nice build, great tips! I like that it has casters to roll it around!
😂 you can take that bar anywhere you want. lol camping the beach, friends house, backyard front yard let’s get crazy bar on the roof lol glad you like the video and found some enjoyment, enjoy that beer friend have one for me 👍😎
Well done. I’m looking to build an L-shaped bar in order to store a mini fridge, so this is the perfect template for me to get started. Great work, man!
Thank you so much for that awesome comment. That is very cool you like the video thank you so much for the support and for watching. Please check out some of our other videos we have a lot of them let us know if you have any questions if you ever decide to do a build like this or just curious. Again thank you so much for the awesome comment and for watching have a wonderful evening. 👍😎
Definitely all the two by fours you can use pressure treated moisture rated. I would still use the cedar to add to the face of the moisture rated wood so it has a nice finish reveal which I’m sure you’re going to do. We appreciate the comment and glad you like the video Your daughter is going to love that bar man right on. 👍
BTW: if you use cedar fencing planks from let's say Home Depot, make sure you let them dry out first for at least a week. If you don't, when they dry, they will shrink and you will have much bigger gaps between the planks.
Greetings from Nixa and happy 4th of July. Thank you for sharing this video. I had no idea on how to build a bar, and now I know exactly how and what to do. Thank you.
Great comment thanks Jesse. Great name by the way!! Ok this is a link to a boutique in Burbank California about 30 minutes away from you. They have one bar left. You can go there and check it out and the price they have listed for the bar. You can also give them a call and let them know you’re interested in the bar and how much they have it posted for. Tell them Jesse sent you from Co-Know-Pro and to give you a discount if you want. They can call me as well they have my information. You are going to love this bar. Hope you enjoy Jess www.google.com/search?q=zamba+burbank+photos&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari&si=AMnBZoFECO_tKcnJcRmjOKGDrGg1xo9gc88X1WMsBUt2DPUs0QMxWZbbFa-z_svkyZl7bhZkoQ_W3doLL4FtfRG4VrYtPT71IvIgBP4gz_vFQ-bus2RzdLQai2q2sG6-4BeCCyrCzJcygRCFexrcVEdS3GLapDRECA%3D%3D&ictx=1&ved=2ahUKEwifpePCycD_AhWYJEQIHV6dCHUQvsQGegQIEhAw#lpg=cid:CgIgAQ%3D%3D
Hello, how are you, what a good video, I am a woman, but that does not limit me to do what I want, but I don't know about carpentry, and if you could give the measurements of the tables, it would be very good
Hi Dave, we do not have a material list currently in the about section of the video. We will definitely put a list together and get it up soon. Basically all Douglas fir 2x4s and 2 x 12 for the bar top and 1x 6 x 6’ cedar dogeared fence planks, 15 gauge galvanized nails with 16 gauge galvanized nails, 3 inch coated screws, and 3/8 wood dowels, 2 inch casters, one bottle, opener, one empty paint, can, sandpaper 80 through 320, Bear gloss clear coat and the stain I believe is a dark walnut.👍😎
I'm from Colombia and I don't know English but your video is the one that makes my job easier for me and if you give me the measurements of the boards and the puldas, and the screws, it would be very useful. Greetings from Colombia
Absolutely you got this. The measurements are 48 inches wide by approximately 42 inches tall. You can make it as tall as you want depending on barstools or your height preference. We made hours 42 inches tall, because we added wheels casters to the bottom, which gave an extra 2 inches to the height. We used two by fours for the frame and we used one by six cedar for the planks. And 2 x 12 for the bar top. The bar top is 60 inches wide Let me know if that answers your questions 👍
Thank you for that wonderful comment. We are so happy we can help you feel more confident about doing this build. You got this have fun and good luck with your project. 👍😎
About $1,500 / 1,800 not including shipping if you are interested then send a email to us directly. Email in the about section of our channel. Thanks for watching glad you like the video 👍😎
So me and my wife built this last night. I followed your blueprint and it seems to be top heavy? I haven't added the actual shelf yet but it seems as if I add the shelf then it will tip 🤔
have you added the casters yet? If so, you may want to bring those a little bit further away from the front edge of the bar set them the furthest you can from the front edge of the bar. that should help and as far as the shelf if you referring to the bar top, that should help keep it from tipping because it will give it more weight, pushing down in the center of mass. The inside shelf as well will help give weight to the inner part which will keep it centered. not sure why yours is top-heavy. I have not had that issue with the ones that I have built. This is the only thing I can think of. Let me know how that works out once you finish. if it ends up being top-heavy, no matter what you do, you can put it in a fixed location and add two clips and anchor it to the floor on the inside of the returns then you’ll be good. It won’t go anywhere. let me know how it comes out 👍
On the body itself, we added about two coats of the clear. We definitely apply the clearcoat as well to the inside of the bar. You want to seal all the raw wood as best as possible minimum two coats. Great question thanks for watching. Let us know if you have anymore questions. 👍
We can definitely build you the bar cost to build a bar 7 foot long will run you $3000 As far as shipping guesstimation, another $1500 If you’re serious and would like to move forward, you can find our email on the about section of the channel and send us a email and we can get this going. 👍
Absolutely the dimensions are in the description of this video. Hope you liked and subscribed thanks for watching 👍 o and don’t forget to share this video if you can 😊
Thank you glad you liked the vid 👍 We have an older bar video that’s pretty cool too you might want to check it out also. Thanks for watching and the comment 👍😎
Just wanted to confirm the dimensions 42 in high 48 in wide? Looks like the height and width are the same exact length...Thanks will be making this today
I really appreciate that you showed the finished product before starting the build. Sooo many channels don't do that. Beautiful bar, just what I'm looking for.
I did this but as a 6foot with 8ft bar top did everything in my garage then broke it down and as a 120lb woman loaded in my truck in pieces and put together in my shop to add a Kratom kava bar :) thank you so much. And ladies, you can do anything. 🙌🙌
That is so cool thank you for sharing your experience, And we are so honored that you used our bar video as inspiration and helped you out with your build so very cool. You heard her ladies you are all just as strong if not stronger and capable as anyone else on this planet all day. 👍💪😊
-Deep screws in the hole -long even strokes -give it a blow 😁 Well done.... excellent explanations about it, looks beautiful. I didn't know that about wood conditioner, thanks!
Can you please give me a quick suggestion? I want to do round edges using a roundover bit and then use super glaze as a top coat? Will super glaze work on the rounded edge? Or should I simply stick to the square edge? Thanks in advance....
Super glaze, regardless of round edge or straight square edge will pour over the edge and most likely drip so try to control how much super glaze pours over the edge and keep an eye on it as it’s curing and settles. Once it dries you will have to go through and sand off the drips that are left behind, then lightly coat with a thin coat of super glaze. And you can brush it on if you do it really fast before it starts to activate. Hope that helps
1x6 by 46-1/2in on the front and on the sides the planks are 1x6 23-1/4in plus the face trim brings out to about 48wide by 42in tall with 24in on the sides. 👍
We would love to build you one it’s about aprox amount 900 bucks to ship out to Texas. We’re selling them for $2,500 but I’ll give you a break. Let us know either way all good and appreciate you watching and leaving that awesome comment.
You mean treated wood treated wood would last very long time. Pressure treated wood is not a good finished product and very very unsightly has a lot of holes when they inject the chemicals when it’s under pressure that’s only for really rough framing work. But definitely treated wood will be good I wouldn’t use pressure treated just treated. Thanks for the comment and for watching👍
Very very true but that is why I mention you can build this bar without a table planner. The Lumber does not need to be planned it’s just one extra step that we did thanks for the comment. 👍😎
Our email is Coknowpro@gmail.com The custom bars are selling for $2,000 each, does not include shipping. Let us know we will get you going 👍 Thanks for watching
Thanks 😊 we can build one for you it’s about 1,300 to 1,800 for the build. And this price does not include shipping. We are out of Burbank CA if your within 30 miles from us we can dilever. 👍😎
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Excellent work. Great example , easy to follow . I will use everything I learned through your video . Awesome !!!
Why is it so difficult to produce a video that's THIS simple, detailed and no BS? Great job on the bar and the tutorial. I already know my bar is going to be dope! 🤙
Hell, yeah thanks for this awesome comment that’s what’s up. No doubt your bar is going to be bad ass. Can’t wait for it to be done for you. Enjoy it when it’s finished. Appreciate you and your support and feedback.
@@co-know-proconstructiontips I knew you were from LA 😂. Where about in LA? I stay in Van Nuys.
Perfect. To the point and no useless chatter. Makes my project easy. Mahalo and Aloha!
Glad you like the video thanks for watching and the comment👍😎
do you recommend using wood glue?
Nice Step by Step. Very clear narrating
Thank you very much for this. Great comment and awesome feedback.
Man thanks for being the only video I could find with some actual instructions lol. I think I can use this model and expand on it to make what I need for my bar. Keep up the good work sir!
Thanks Shane glad you liked the video 👍😎
Brother you killed this! Thank you for being detailed on what you used. I can't wait build my first bar using your techniques! Much love!
Very cool glad you like the video👍 I’m sure your bar is going to come out killer bro right on. Thanks for leaving the comment and the love. Be safe out there brother.
Awesome video! Took me a few to realize you were saying deck rated screws, I couldn't figure out what decorated screws were...lol! Amazing tutorial and beautiful work!
LOL I’ve totally thought that myself I should just start using The term coated screws or treated screws. Thanks for sharing that with us and the feedback glad you like the video👍😎
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Q chingun es este men buen video,limpio y buen trabajo felicidades y gracias por compartir los conocimientos saludos desde Michoacán México
Very nice! Great job explaining the products and processes.
Thank you for the awesome comment!
I'm a newbie DIY'er since retirement, but damn, you have really encouraged me try this, thanks!
Very cool , glad you like the video and it inspires you. You got this 👍😎
Same! I wanna try this with carpenter guidance
Great video. Love how you’re using 2x4s and fence planks. Solid work all around. Your attention to detail appreciated. I’m more of a height, and not a heighth guy…
Nice 👍
Great video brotha! Well done! I making one next week! Thank you.
Right on man you will love the bar Brother. It is awesome. 👍👊
Dang that bar is perfect for a spot I have . The color and size!!! I think I might try it ! You’ve motivated me..
You will love it 👍 have fun on the build 😎
You can take it camping? Really? 🤣😂 Hahahahaahahaha, you had me rolling! I almost spilled my beer! Nice build, great tips! I like that it has casters to roll it around!
😂 you can take that bar anywhere you want. lol camping the beach, friends house, backyard front yard let’s get crazy bar on the roof lol glad you like the video and found some enjoyment, enjoy that beer friend have one for me 👍😎
Very nice , this exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much .
No problem thanks for watching, don’t forget to hit that like button to support our channel. Have a good one Bob 👍😎
Well done. I’m looking to build an L-shaped bar in order to store a mini fridge, so this is the perfect template for me to get started. Great work, man!
Thanks man! Glad you like the video. Have fun on your bar build it’s going to come out killer. Thanks for watching 👍😎
Hi I really enjoyed this video. ☺
Thank you so much for that awesome comment. That is very cool you like the video thank you so much for the support and for watching. Please check out some of our other videos we have a lot of them let us know if you have any questions if you ever decide to do a build like this or just curious. Again thank you so much for the awesome comment and for watching have a wonderful evening. 👍😎
very clear explanaitions, thanks a lot.
Thanks 👍you are very welcome
Wow man this was good thanks for the explanation.looks good ,👍🏻
Thank you very much for this Great Comment. And definitely, you are very welcome. 👍😎
Great video. I am going to build one for my Daughter's backyard. I will replace all the frame with pressure treated wood. Great design.
Definitely all the two by fours you can use pressure treated moisture rated. I would still use the cedar to add to the face of the moisture rated wood so it has a nice finish reveal which I’m sure you’re going to do. We appreciate the comment and glad you like the video Your daughter is going to love that bar man right on. 👍
That's dope, J. Looks super clean.
Thanks bro 😎 👍
BTW: if you use cedar fencing planks from let's say Home Depot, make sure you let them dry out first for at least a week. If you don't, when they dry, they will shrink and you will have much bigger gaps between the planks.
Very true 👍
Good Video man.
Thank you very much 👍😎
Greetings from Nixa and happy 4th of July. Thank you for sharing this video. I had no idea on how to build a bar, and now I know exactly how and what to do. Thank you.
You are so welcome👍 Happy 4th and happy building 😎👍
Dope video man! I used one of your previous bar build videos ( I think it’s a couple years old) to help build my back patio bar! Thanks man!
So awesome 😎 hell yeah thanks for the support man and the comment. Glad you like the vids👍
Thanks for this!
You are very welcome glad you like the video👍😎
Great job! You’re really good at this. I’m in Rowland heights. How can I buy one?
Great comment thanks Jesse. Great name by the way!! Ok this is a link to a boutique in Burbank California about 30 minutes away from you. They have one bar left. You can go there and check it out and the price they have listed for the bar. You can also give them a call and let them know you’re interested in the bar and how much they have it posted for. Tell them Jesse sent you from Co-Know-Pro and to give you a discount if you want. They can call me as well they have my information. You are going to love this bar. Hope you enjoy Jess
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Hello, how are you, what a good video, I am a woman, but that does not limit me to do what I want, but I don't know about carpentry, and if you could give the measurements of the tables, it would be very good
Yes, I responded to you other comment
Great video! Have you guys put together a build list yet?
Hi Dave, we do not have a material list currently in the about section of the video. We will definitely put a list together and get it up soon. Basically all Douglas fir 2x4s and 2 x 12 for the bar top and 1x 6 x 6’ cedar dogeared fence planks, 15 gauge galvanized nails with 16 gauge galvanized nails, 3 inch coated screws, and 3/8 wood dowels, 2 inch casters, one bottle, opener, one empty paint, can, sandpaper 80 through 320, Bear gloss clear coat and the stain I believe is a dark walnut.👍😎
I'm from Colombia and I don't know English but your video is the one that makes my job easier for me and if you give me the measurements of the boards and the puldas, and the screws, it would be very useful. Greetings from Colombia
Absolutely you got this. The measurements are 48 inches wide by approximately 42 inches tall. You can make it as tall as you want depending on barstools or your height preference.
We made hours 42 inches tall, because we added wheels casters to the bottom, which gave an extra 2 inches to the height.
We used two by fours for the frame and we used one by six cedar for the planks. And 2 x 12 for the bar top.
The bar top is 60 inches wide
Let me know if that answers your questions 👍
best explanation video i have seen on the net. Thanks you give me confidence being able to build a great product.
Thank you for that wonderful comment. We are so happy we can help you feel more confident about doing this build. You got this have fun and good luck with your project. 👍😎
This bar was literally made hurricane proof lol. Great Job
Thanks 👍
I've watched this video at least 75 times lol
What would u charge for a bar this size?
About $1,500 / 1,800 not including shipping if you are interested then send a email to us directly. Email in the about section of our channel. Thanks for watching glad you like the video 👍😎
So me and my wife built this last night. I followed your blueprint and it seems to be top heavy?
I haven't added the actual shelf yet but it seems as if I add the shelf then it will tip 🤔
have you added the casters yet? If so, you may want to bring those a little bit further away from the front edge of the bar set them the furthest you can from the front edge of the bar.
that should help and as far as the shelf if you referring to the bar top, that should help keep it from tipping because it will give it more weight, pushing down in the center of mass.
The inside shelf as well will help give weight to the inner part which will keep it centered. not sure why yours is top-heavy. I have not had that issue with the ones that I have built. This is the only thing I can think of. Let me know how that works out once you finish.
if it ends up being top-heavy, no matter what you do, you can put it in a fixed location and add two clips and anchor it to the floor on the inside of the returns then you’ll be good. It won’t go anywhere. let me know how it comes out 👍
@@co-know-proconstructiontips you're the 🐐
Thanks for sharing this awesome video! Fascinating watching the bar being constructed. I'd love one of these but live too far away to order one.
You are very welcome 👍😎 Glad you liked the video thanks for watching 👍😎
Looks great! How many coats of poly did you put on the cedar? Did you coat the interior section as well? Thanks!
On the body itself, we added about two coats of the clear. We definitely apply the clearcoat as well to the inside of the bar. You want to seal all the raw wood as best as possible minimum two coats. Great question thanks for watching. Let us know if you have anymore questions. 👍
Really good thanks!
Thank you for the wonderful comment. You are very welcome thanks for watching 😊
What a great job. I want one how much do they cost to ship and build? But I want it to be longer 7 ft long. Tu
Hi there,thank you for the great comment
We can definitely build you the bar cost to build a bar 7 foot long will run you $3000
As far as shipping guesstimation, another $1500
If you’re serious and would like to move forward, you can find our email on the about section of the channel and send us a email and we can get this going. 👍
Could you share the dimensions? Or can it be be built to taste?
Absolutely the dimensions are in the description of this video. Hope you liked and subscribed thanks for watching 👍 o and don’t forget to share this video if you can 😊
@@co-know-proconstructiontips Hell yeah dude. Great video!
Thanks great video!!
Thank you glad you liked the vid 👍 We have an older bar video that’s pretty cool too you might want to check it out also. Thanks for watching and the comment 👍😎
Great job!
Thanks 👍
It looks mad sober, i like it.
Thanks 👍😎
Just wanted to confirm the dimensions 42 in high 48 in wide? Looks like the height and width are the same exact length...Thanks will be making this today
Yes 42” high 48”wide, happy building 👍😎
What a beauty!
Thank you so much 👍
I really appreciate that you showed the finished product before starting the build. Sooo many channels don't do that. Beautiful bar, just what I'm looking for.
Thank you for that great feedback. Glad you like the build. Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching 👍
What planer you using?
It is a DeWalt table Planer thanks for watching
I did this but as a 6foot with 8ft bar top did everything in my garage then broke it down and as a 120lb woman loaded in my truck in pieces and put together in my shop to add a Kratom kava bar :) thank you so much. And ladies, you can do anything. 🙌🙌
Used cheaper wood and not all the fancy stuff but altogether costs me under $200. :) Ty !!!
That is so cool thank you for sharing your experience, And we are so honored that you used our bar video as inspiration and helped you out with your build so very cool. You heard her ladies you are all just as strong if not stronger and capable as anyone else on this planet all day. 👍💪😊
@@co-know-proconstructiontips thanks so much. I watched so many videos, this was by far the one that worked best for me! Thanks again!!!
-Deep screws in the hole
-long even strokes
-give it a blow
😁
Well done.... excellent explanations about it, looks beautiful. I didn't know that about wood conditioner, thanks!
Glad you like the video 👍
I really want to try this!
You should definitely 👍😎
He says Deck rated. I keep hearing decorated. Lol
Oh yeah we like those decorated screws lol 👍😎
Love it but you should have spend a lil more time on the different type of screw holes
Great feedback thanks 👍
how much did you spend in materials
About $500 wood stain, nails screws Dowels clearcoat casters bottle opener wood filler sand paper. I’m sure I’m forgetting something but yeah, approximately $500
Can you please give me a quick suggestion? I want to do round edges using a roundover bit and then use super glaze as a top coat? Will super glaze work on the rounded edge? Or should I simply stick to the square edge? Thanks in advance....
Super glaze, regardless of round edge or straight square edge will pour over the edge and most likely drip so try to control how much super glaze pours over the edge and keep an eye on it as it’s curing and settles. Once it dries you will have to go through and sand off the drips that are left behind, then lightly coat with a thin coat of super glaze. And you can brush it on if you do it really fast before it starts to activate. Hope that helps
@@co-know-proconstructiontips thank a lot...
What size are the planks?
1x6 by 46-1/2in on the front and on the sides the planks are 1x6 23-1/4in plus the face trim brings out to about 48wide by 42in tall with 24in on the sides. 👍
Super cool 👍
Thank you 👍😎
That’s awesome
Thanks 👍😎
Awesomenes...now ship it to me lol.
Yeah, depending on where you are can be up to 1000 bucks just for shipping lol thanks for watching 👍😎
I want one. I live in Texas
We would love to build you one it’s about aprox amount 900 bucks to ship out to Texas. We’re selling them for $2,500 but I’ll give you a break. Let us know either way all good and appreciate you watching and leaving that awesome comment.
supper great job.
Thanks 👍😎
Have any dimensional plans?
No dimensional plans at this time just built it on the fly all from the head. But I can definitely get you the measurements if you’d like?
@@co-know-proconstructiontips yes please
Dimensional plans would be dope!
Whats the length on the corner peace?
Can I get dimensions? Great video and finished product 👍👍
What size
Check the other comment you left 👍
How do I contact you guys??
Hi Corey, you can send us an email. It’s in our about section on the main channel page.
How much$ for a bar like this?
$1200 plus shipping and tax
Where are u located? Maybe I can pick up?
@@avinaeric we are out of Burbank CA
Nice but u can use pressure treated wood and it will last very long outside
You mean treated wood treated wood would last very long time. Pressure treated wood is not a good finished product and very very unsightly has a lot of holes when they inject the chemicals when it’s under pressure that’s only for really rough framing work. But definitely treated wood will be good I wouldn’t use pressure treated just treated.
Thanks for the comment and for watching👍
how much to build me that same bar?
They go for about $1,500 bucks doesn’t include shipping if needed.
Let us know we can get one in for you by middle of next month??
A table planer. Something everyone has.
Very very true but that is why I mention you can build this bar without a table planner. The Lumber does not need to be planned it’s just one extra step that we did thanks for the comment. 👍😎
Love this and I wanna build this
Glad you’re Liking the video very cool 😎
Need size for make one same you
No problem which measurements do you need the overall measurement of the whole bar ??
Hi How much does it cost for the bar?
@@DamonRoger they are going for 1,300 plus tax and shipping.
Can i buy a bar from you?
Yes of course we are selling them for $1,800 +shipping or you can pick up in burbank CA
Looks great! How long did you wait after staining before applying the poly?
That is a really good question. I typically wait overnight until it’s completely dry. Then I apply the clearcoat. 👍
how much does it cost to have a bar built and whats your email?
Our email is Coknowpro@gmail.com
The custom bars are selling for $2,000 each, does not include shipping. Let us know we will get you going 👍 Thanks for watching
nice!!!! can you just build it for me?
Thanks 😊 we can build one for you it’s about 1,300 to 1,800 for the build. And this price does not include shipping. We are out of Burbank CA if your within 30 miles from us we can dilever. 👍😎