Rustic Pallet Wood Bar
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Easy and cheap rustic bar. I made this for my sisters wedding.
Supplies
Made from logs, old corrugated iron and pallet wood.
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Start with 4 logs, with as much character as you can find.
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I used 90x45 mm pine. That we had left over, from concrete form work.
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Measured the 4 posts to the same length.
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I cut the first post with the circular saw. With the blade set at full depth.
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Rotating the log as I went.
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If the blade depth is still not enough. Just give the cut end a wack with a hammer.
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That took too long. So I switched over to the chainsaw.
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Now all 4 posts are the same length.
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Here we are looking at the top left hand side post.
Mark a straight line. Just shy of half way.
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Then mark the center of that line.
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Use a protractor to mark 60°
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You should be left with something like this.
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We are going to be cutting out that 120° wedge.
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Draw a vertical line 100mm down, from one side of the 120° wedge.
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Another vertical line for the other side.
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Roughly sketch a horizontal line across, joining those 2 points together.
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Owen Is better on the chainsaw than I am. So he volunteered to cut out the wedges for me.
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The 120° wedge is now cut out.
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The front right hand side is a mirror image of the other side.
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The back is marked out the same as the front. Only we will be cutting out the 60° wedge
opposed to the 120° wedge.
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The ruler is demonstrating were the side wall will be.
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Now that all the top wedges are cut out. We have to do the same for the bottom of all the posts.
I am using a straight edge as a guide, to make sure the bottom wedge lines up with the top.
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Checking and adjusting the lines slightly. To make sure the degrees are the same.
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I scraped as much concrete as I could off of the pine lengths.
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Mark the 2 spots to be drilled.
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Pre-drill the holes. Larger than the shank of the screws.
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Chamfer the holes.
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I used a decking screw in reveres to score the post bellow it.
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Then with a drill bit smaller than the shank of the screw. Drill a pilot hole, to prevent any splitting.
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Do the same for the bottom as we did for the top.
Now we have the front face of the bar all framed out.
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If you want the corrugated iron to fit neatly up against the post. . . .
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You are going to need to cut a channel for it to slide into.
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Only take a little off at a time.
Keep sliding the iron up against the post, to see were you need to take some more from.
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Now the corrugated iron fits.
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Square up one end of the iron. With the cutting disk on an angle grinder.
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Measure the height of the bar and cut the iron to length.
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Use a nail and a hammer to punch a hole through the corrugated iron.
So that the screws can easily got into the timber behind it.
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I attached the iron with with cheap chipboard screws.
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Moving onto the sides of the bar.
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Here I am marking 2 parallel lines.
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So I can pre-cut a channel for the corrugated iron.
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Set the circular saw to the ideal depth.
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Cut along both the lines.
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Pull out the scrap material.
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Clean it up a little if need be.
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The sides of the bar are half the width of a corrugated iron sheet.
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Leaving the sides alone for now. And moving onto framing up the back of the bar.
I cut the 2 lengths of pine to the same length.
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Roughly mark the angle.
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Set the circular saw accordingly. And make your cuts.
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Moving on back to the sides.
We have the corrugated iron tucked into the groves that we pre-cut earlier.
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It's easier to attach the iron first.
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And then attach the frame afterwards.
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These angles were cut at 35°
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It's starting to come together.
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Before we put the top on. We awkwardly carry it into position.
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For the bar top. I cut and pulled apart some pallets. And ran the palings through the thicknesser.
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Square up the first paling.
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Mark 20mm in, from both sides for the screw holes.
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Pre-drill the hole.
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Then chamfer.
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Square it up again.
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Attach your first paling.
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Do the same thing for the paling down the other end.
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Fill in the center with as many loose palings as required.
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These will all be left oversized and we will just cut them all at once to length, at the end.
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If you are left with a gap that needs filling.
Chances are that one side of the gap is larger than the other.
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Take a measurement from either side.
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Transfer those measurements to a paling and draw a straight line between them.
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Clamp one end to a bench.
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Run the circular saw along your line.
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Flip it over and re-clamp it.
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Finish off the cut.
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Now that it is cut to size . . .
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Place that paling among the others.
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Grab a straight edge and mark were the screw holes will go.
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Use some tape as a depth gauge on your drill bit.
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So you can drill the holes right were the palings are.
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Chamfer all the holes.
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Attach them all with cheap chipboard screws.
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Now that it is all attached. It is time to cut the top to size.
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Measure 135mm from the screws.
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Connect the dots, with a straight edge.
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Clamp down a straight edge.
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Run the circular saw along it.
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I am glad we moved it before attaching the top.
Because I don't think we would of got it out of the gate otherwise.
Also, it is heavy.
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I ran some paling through the table saw, set at 30mm.
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Pre-drilled and chamfered the holes.
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These will be attached to the entire underside of the bar.
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Because of the amount of over hang there is at the front of the bar,
I didn't won't any twisting and warping in the individual pieces.
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Gave the whole top a good sand.
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And it's done.
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If you like working with pallets, or other cheaper materials
Or just want some more information.
You might want to check out some of my YouTube videos.