Took 2 months...
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Took 2 months...
But the Lucky Sevens Bar is finally open for friends and family - this includes AF members who find their way into the Bakersfield area, of course... [8D]
Can actually say that with the exception of the wood floors, we designed, built and installed everything else. Wasn't easy nor is it perfect - but it's ours
http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o...t=7a54a8f3.pbw
Can actually say that with the exception of the wood floors, we designed, built and installed everything else. Wasn't easy nor is it perfect - but it's ours
http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o...t=7a54a8f3.pbw
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RE: Took 2 months...
lol... be careful what you wish for!
the wife and I sat down on New Year's day and wondered what our project for the 08 would be - new pool? spa? balcony off the master bedroom... ? all that stuff was too costly. So we decided to build a bar - but I said if we're going to do that I want the whole room to be a bar - not just some liqour bar in the corner of a rec-room.
Started getting serious about the project around the end of January. First off all the bars we looked at cost $4000 to $8000 depending on size and decor. So I researched and found some plans to online that were easily modifiable (cost $19.99 to enroll).
The final cost on the bar was $1465! Would have been about $200 cheaper but my beginning woodworking skills were sub-par then. So more wood was needed. lol
Maybe we can finagle a SoCal GTG up this way - going to install a 37" HD LCD in the corner.
the wife and I sat down on New Year's day and wondered what our project for the 08 would be - new pool? spa? balcony off the master bedroom... ? all that stuff was too costly. So we decided to build a bar - but I said if we're going to do that I want the whole room to be a bar - not just some liqour bar in the corner of a rec-room.
Started getting serious about the project around the end of January. First off all the bars we looked at cost $4000 to $8000 depending on size and decor. So I researched and found some plans to online that were easily modifiable (cost $19.99 to enroll).
The final cost on the bar was $1465! Would have been about $200 cheaper but my beginning woodworking skills were sub-par then. So more wood was needed. lol
Maybe we can finagle a SoCal GTG up this way - going to install a 37" HD LCD in the corner.