This actually looks like the solution I was looking for.

Awesome tutorial! I run booths at multiple events selling my cocktail mix and I’m looking for a way to make a portable bar. This idea is spot on.

The track saw over a piece of foam; that's an amazing trick/technique I am going to use in this project. Great build, I appreciate you posting this.

Ooh how much I LOVE THIS, the best thing I learnt on the internet today. ❤❤❤❤❤

I’m making something similar. But. I need it to be lighter as it will be taken to events. I have been adjusting the plans I have and nervous about the next step. Really glad I found this video. It makes me feel better about the next steps.

you're so creative - it seems like you've used these skills prior! love it

Great job on this piece! Looks great! You’re voice is so calming 😊

You always make everything look so easy and seemless. Great build!

***If you don’t have the right tools or a truck, don’t build it yourself!!! **** I used this video to make our bar last week! We painted it black. Love it!! Instead of the 4inch diagonals, we just did two vertical strips on the front. I do wish I had gotten regular plywood (the man at the store convinced me to buy a cheaper, smoother plywood thing). So I also had to buy an additional $40 piece of solid wood for the countertop (because it needed it to be sturdy since I was also cutting off a smaller rectangle on the inside). I added a strip of wood on the back of the front piece so the hinges had a strong place to attach (remember, I did not get plywood). That piece also allowed the front wheels to attach in three parts vs the 2 on this video. We ran out of time and just had one shelf built, but that allowed the cooler to fit under the shelf and was even able to fully open. Still need to paint the “inside” of the bar! 😬. We added a horizontal piece of wood behind the front piece to hold the shelf too. Our bar ended up being 48x16.5 (outside measurements) and the countertop is 58x22. I think height is like 45 inches. I like that it’s a statement piece at the party. The top could pop off if someone leaned on it, so we screwed it on. After the next party (back to back weekends 🤣) we will unscrew it and probably make a hole to put in like a dowel in the screw’s place to keep to top attached to the sides, or any other method to keep the top attached. Regret #2!!! We used nail glue and we didn’t clamp it or anything so we have lots of gaps between the “plywood” and 1x2 strips. No one noticed but us, but we’re not satisfied with that. Regret #3, the kids lost the 1inch brad nails, so we used long ones that kept piercing the “plywood” so we still have to go back and fix those spots with better sanding and repainting. If we were to build it again, I would use better wood because it’s worth it! Spending a little more will make it last longer. We would also do it long in advance of needing it! We build it at someone else’s house and used their tools, but time is what we didn’t have. I kind of want to sell it and start it over, but like I said, we don’t have the tools and time (I don’t think their neighbors appreciated us cutting up to 10pm.) I did get the “plywood” cut at Home Depot, but it was not as accurate as I needed it to be. So during the build, each piece had to be measured and cut individually as we went. I decided to diy because we needed a bar and to buy a folding one like we used to have now costs over $500! The amount we spent for this one is much better, bigger, nicer than any price equivalent. I would go for 1x3s next time because the quality of 1x2s are not great and we had to go through many to find the right ones.

Thank you for posting this. No one had any DIY bars that were foldable! I need to make this for a big birthday party so thank you!

Wholly crap! So cool, I just got an order for these for a catering company, thank you!

Beautiful

Thanks for posting this. I am going to make a smaller more lectern sized folding one similar to yours for doing sales in our little 10x10 popup, the only change I'll have to make from your ideas is spacing out one hinge so the two sides can lay flat on each other. Your video was good and clear and helpful to confirm my basic design.

Seen this over the weekend and just finished one myself. Thank you!! If I could send a picture you would have it. Thanks again

I need a track saw 😢 they are so useful

Love you video , will Make 2 big foldable bars for a client and im going with your video ... keep it real 😀

Beautiful!

nice u make it look so easy to build

Lady had Tims 🥾 on 🔥

That was an awesome build! Thanks for the video!

I learned a little something there. Thanks.

You can put sliced bread in the bottom of the pan for fried foods.

good , going to make one ! , but for a coffee bar, thanks

Amazing

Qué hermoso ver a alguien así !! 🙌

Exente gracias por compartir 😃

OMG I absolutely love this! 😍 Subscribed! Looking forward to seeing your future builds!

Do you happen to have your measurements? And a list of all the materials used as far as how much wood? Estimate pricing ?

Very nice. Great job on this. Now, if I only had the workshop to build this.

Really great build.

WOW!!!! You’re a BOSS!!!!

nice job miss!great idea!

THAT'S FIRE!!! LOVE IT!

Man you are so talented..

Amazing build! You have some beautiful babies too.

Good job....as a painter you did it right 🙌

Love this!❤

Nice bar! Very nice design and finish!

I love it! This is a great tutorial Thank you

Thank you just built one.

This is beautiful!

Super cute 🥰

Wow, awesome

Excelent!!

Beautiful!!

Beautiful 😍 and great tutorial

So dope 🎉

Thanks for the value you just brought me and my fledging beer bar business...BY THE WAY...any thing you would change or any adjustments made since. you built it? Thanks again

Questions about tools needed for this project. What saw do you recommend I have to complete the project? I don’t know a difference between the 3 you listed.

Woow, i love It

Had you thought about using 2x2s for the inside framing of the panels to provide better support for the shelves rather then the 2x1’s? Thinking this would help with weight placed on the shelves but not sure I’m missing something. Also could reinforce the shelf material. Debating which would be better.

Nicely done 👍.

Excelente video!!

Thanks for the video! Question though how would you make this resistant to drink spills and rot/rain? Im needing to make one that may just be stored outdoors

You are awesome

Hello! I am having trouble find the dimensions under the link with the family handy man.

Nice 👍

I built a version of this with your help. The pattern is not as clean (don’t look to closely! and we repurposed a footboard for the bar top. I bought but did not end up using the casters. it was easier for us to move all together on a dolly for my daughters wedding. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

Beautiful design. How heavy would you say this is?

You Nail it . Up next me Making one I will be trying it.v

Really cool build! I'm all about the foldable / storable / mobile items. Which paint sprayer do you have? That's one item I desperately need for my collection!

excelente saludos 😀

How much did it cost you total to build? I am looking to build some for my business!!

This is awesome. If you ever decide to build for sale, you have a customer

nice 👍

Genius

How many pieces of wood do you need to successfully complete this project?

This is great! I've been looking for ideas to create a mobile bar. I really like your design. Do you happen to have an approximate cost on material? Cheers!

Hi! Do you have dimensions and size info ? Also, size for the piano hinges and lockable casters?

How much would something like this cost? Labor & material? Just built one using this layout for a local catering business! Not yet sure on pricing tho…any help?

How much weight do you think this could hold? Do you think it could be used as a mobile coffee cart? (grinder, espresso machine, and some other supplies). Was thinking about putting a second bottom shelf in as well.

Amazing! How much did this build cost you?

Can you give the cost of what it came out to?

Hermoso quiero más videos

Where can I find the "Drinks" sign that you hang on the front of it???

how much did all the wood cost?

Could you provide supply list and the dimensions for the cuts of wood ...tried looking for plans on etsy. Unable to find.

Would you build a Dj 🎧 booth some day?

For the side panels you put trim on the outside and inside. But did you do the front outside and inside?

Wow! Do you teach classes? Amazing!

Purchase kaun sa shop se kare

Can this design be adjusted to be an 8 foot foldable bar? I want to make 2 for a wedding and leave with bride and groom one as a gift

Hello! How many pieces of 1/4 plywood was used for the entire build ?

Can you please drop the link to the castors /wheels ?

So do you have to use all those saws?

Hola de que material lo hacen?

Where did you get the Drink sign from?

What kind of paint sprayer did you use

Can you give me the size tall, Long, and width?

can you list all your tools

Great Job do you sell them?

What polyurethane did you use?

Are the plans still available for this bar? Can’t seem to locate them.

How much did those cost to build approx?

I can’t find the plans for this cart at all

This would make an awesome DJ table/stand as well! Nice legs by the way!😊

how much does this weigh (roughly?)

Do you sell these? How can I get one

Do you sell this carts?

What was the total cost