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Scott, I moved these into the Gallery for registered users only…here>
https://www.barplan.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=14These are ok for public viewing:
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[img]http://www.scottrossi.com/bar/15.JPG[/img][/url]Rossi,
Your bar came out great! Do you have any more pics? I like how you set up the back and wanted to know the height of the shelves and width of the keg compartment.Thank in advance,
Mike
Very nice well doneHeres the part that sucks….
I am moving and am going to leave the bar behind.
Heres what does not suck….
My new basement is bigger which means… BIGGER BAR!!Scott
Scott:
Good News!
You just increased your property value!Cheers!
How did you make your arm rest and out of what material
Scott,
I love how that laminate top looks. Where did you buy and how expensive is it?
Thanks,
DaveCraigr:
See the sixth photo from the bottom…
The arm rest is two layers of oak, looks like one 1×4 on the bottom and one 1×6 on the top sandwiched together. The edges are routered to make them nice an smooth. Use either a 1/4″ or 1/2″ round over bit. (scott, any tips?)
I will be adding deatils on how to make an arm rail like this in a new section just on Bar Rails, coming soon. It is easier than it looks! But it looks great! and Scott did a great job!
Thanks!
SteveEdited By admin on 1109216451
Kick ass, looks great. I love the lighting too, the whole job looks really profesional. Good luck on your next one, I can’t wait to get more space so I can build a bigger one too.
wow great job… what kind of stain did ya use on the trim if i might ask, that looks good?
Rossi,
You built the bar I want! How did you make the beer cooler fit in the bar? Did you need to extend the tower? I want to use your idea add in a couple of small coolers as well for soda and a small collection of wine. No wet bar though. Also where did you find the bar stools?
Jim
OK… you all saw the first bar… Then I moved
Below are pictures of the second bar…. Then I moved
I didnt take many pictures of itConstruction on Third bar begins next week.
The below bar was 8’X 12′
Framed out per plans wiht some mods
Arm rest was from rockler
Stain is dark walnut
all finish wood is oak
kegerator in both bars is a Summit SBC500 from http://www.beveragefactory.com
As always, an excellent job Scott!
I like the reverse layout! Many people ask about how difficult it is to lay the bar i=out in reverse…I suspect you had no trouble at all.
BTW – all plans are completely symmetrical, so they can be laid out left or right handed. Maybe some day I’ll take the time to redraw then in reverse, but in the mean time, just use a mirror. LOL!
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