DIY PALLET BAR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2016
- This is a video on how to build a bar for your garage for under 60$
buddy wanted to build a bar in his garage but was on a cheep budget so i built this for him under $60 dollars i hope this helps i take my go pro every where with me so i can show the fun adventures that me and my friends do day to day ...thanks for watching. -Jason Ross
IG - @dirtsince1979
I have been searching and searching for ideas for a wood pallet bar in my basement and you sir have exactly what I want. Thank you for posting this!
Thank you !!!! I hope it's helps
I followed your instructions and built my bar amazing finished!! Thanks for taking time and making the video. 👍
i'm going to try this , summer project ,awesome video
So cool! Bar looks awesome!!
Would help for us woodshop challenged people to get a better idea if you mentioned what each piece of wood was used for with measurements if cutting. Building the base is where I have questions but still a useful video, thanks.
Nice Job!..Im going to use your idea to build a Tiki Bar for my patio. I love the idea of burning the top - so cool!!
Awesome thanks for watching
Thanks man, ain't no better place to drink for sure..... Home is home now
Super bad ass! Thanks for the video.
thanx for the share man actually helped me where I got a bit stuck with my pallet bar,
and love the ink bro!
Thank you glade it helped
Good work mate. Cheers🍻
Great, to the point informative video without shit music. Thank you so much
thanks for the video it was so much help on my DIY Bar...
Thank you glade it helped 👍🏻
6 years later I'm still building brother...we actually turn it into a business it's called... OurRusticFamily.com Thanks again hope your still building
adorei, gosto muito de dessas coisas.
Bar came out really nice! Question... where did you use the 1”x4”x8’? I’m building the same bar but don’t see how or where you used this material. Please let me know, thanks and good work!
Great job 50 bucks for a lifetime of fun in the man cave. Can't beat that price for nothing in the world.
thx. this video helped a lot
freaking awesome
That's legit brosky!
Great video this was super helpful! Quick question, the bar top was pine? and the shelves were 2X4?
Quick question for you my friend. I'm making a single wide pallet bar for my dad for Christmas. How do you connect the 90degree corners from one pallet to the next? what has to be cut out in order to be able to screw them together? Also, did you pre drill all the holes.?
Jeffrey Newman use the 2x3 support beams from the backside and run them all the way to the 90 corner and you can screw into that there will be other spots on that corner where you'll be able to zip screws through it once you put the top on the top it's going to be your main support of holding those down so they don't move all so with the pallets you do not need to pre drill hope this helps
did you secure it to the wall or flood ?
It's been 5yrs now, would you do anything different? (Like maybe a wider top or maybe lay the pallets the other way) And also, it looks like you put a clear coat of poly on the top, is that right?
Awesome videos. I'm looking a small pallet bar (for my man shed) probably using two pallets. Can you recommend a good instructional manual or plan??
I have not seen any I just made this bar from scratch but you can build the same bar that is in my video but just smaller scale just use one full pallet and a half to make an l shape thanks for watching
Nice!
So you dont have to mount to floor how do u prevent it from tipping over
I'm sorry
I loved it , I love these things.
Thank you!!
:)
What size is the top of the bar
How tall is this bar? I can only find pallets that are 3 feet tall when laying on their side. Wondering if i used the 3 footers if i could just out something on the bottom to boost it up?
Most pallets are between 3-4 feet tall I think the ones I used where 4 foot tall when they where layed on there side
What stops it from tipping over
is what you used for the top of the bar listed in the materials that we will need?
It's 1x12x8 foot I bought 2 of them and cut to size of the pallets thanks for watching
How did you fasten the sides to the front of the bar!
I just used 2 1/2 inch screws and fastened them to the 2 x 3 bean that I zipped the two front pallets together then I just found a few spots where the 2 x 4's will meet together and zipped them with screws once you put the top on it it will lock them all together thank you for watching and the feed back.
So you did 3 across ?
Did you use 2 x 4's for the shelf?
I used 2x3 they are cheeper
I noticed you listed 4 1 x 4's in your material list. What did you use these for?
Sorry for the late reply I just saw your comment I laid the 1x4 on to of the 2x3 to make the shelf behind the bar deeper this way you can hold more on top of it .
Love the video. But how did you piece the all the pallets together?
I used the 2x3 to hold them to to gather zip screws in the corners just like in the video the top holds everything together nice and firm all so the shelf I made in the back off of the first 2x3 is for support . thanks for watching
+Jason Ross one more question. What size nails or screws did you use?
+Troy Perkins 1-1/4 inch finish nails
Awesome bar! Check mine out, I think total it cost me $20 to build. I used all pallet lumber. Just had to buy screw, nails, and glue. I also got a sick set of lights for above it at a yardsale for $3! Ohh and the stools are included in the $20 price of the bar! 👍
What supplies do I need
Tool Wise ....you will need a Skil saw or a handsaw screws -screw gun measuring tape -sandpaper or a palm sander and if you want to burn the top like this video you will need a torch also a hammer and some pin nails thanks for watching
go Broncos!