Bar top

[grosa]

This bar top was made for Splitsville in Fredericksburg Virginia. The top was made from calibrated 3/4" Maple with a formed bar rail. To form a bar rail you

need to cut your bar top shape.Then you need to rip a bunch of strips of the wood of your choice to accommodate your profile of rail. Then you need A BUNCH OF

CLAMPS AND MORE CLAMPS AND MORE CLAMPS. I will let the pictures do the talking.

[browders]

Uh.....Wow! Boggles my mind to even consider a project like this. 

 

Jim

[Clayton717]

wow is right. excellent job. lots of clamps and lots of room. well done.

[grosa]

Thanks guys.

[amazingkevin]

Larry's was right ."you can never have too much glue or not enough clamps.I wanted to take a break just looking at all you accomplished in the pictures.What a go getter ,getter done! Can do! I'll bet you could have done the other guys bed headboard with one hand.Noah could have used you with the ark!You don't waste any of your brain! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

[grosa]

What can I say kevin I love a challenge.

[Phantom Scroller]

Love the detailed photos of how you built the bar very good work. Roly

[spirithorse]

Hi, Grosa,

I can't even begin to express how envious I am of your craftsmanship.

That finish is superb also.

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[grosa]

Thank you Rolly, Spirithorse.