Side parts
Front parts
Shelves
Accessories
To create the construction shown in the left picture. You will need the following parts: vertical side beams, short vertical side beams, top shelf and front vertical beams. Make sure you create the construction for the left and for the right side of the bar. In the next step, create two countersink pilot holes between the side square timbers and the vertical side beams (Fig. 2). Also create an countersink pilot hole to connect the front square timber and the construction from Fig. 1. The countersink pilot hole must be on the enclosed side.
To create the construction shown in the left picture. You will need the following parts: vertical side beams, short vertical side beams, top shelf and front vertical beams. Make sure you create the construction for the left and for the right side of the bar. In the next step, create two countersink pilot holes between the side square timbers and the vertical side beams (Fig. 2). Also create an countersink pilot hole to connect the front square timber and the construction from Fig. 1. The countersink pilot hole must be on the enclosed side.
The left and right sides are connected by the crossbeam. In the centre, the boards can then be screwed to the panels (side of the crossbeams). For this, use a spacer with a thickness of 4 mm. A wooden ruler is suitable for this purpose.
The left and right sides are connected by the crossbeam. In the centre, the boards can then be screwed to the panels (side of the crossbeams). For this, use a spacer with a thickness of 4 mm. A wooden ruler is suitable for this purpose.
Screw the tall board which spans the width of the bar (crossbeam on the front side at the base) to the base of the side panels. This forms the basic frame for the bar. The spacer can again be used when fastening the long crossbeams (front crossbeams). Diagonal reinforcements are screwed on (right figure) to provide stability.
Screw the tall board which spans the width of the bar (crossbeam on the front side at the base) to the base of the side panels. This forms the basic frame for the bar. The spacer can again be used when fastening the long crossbeams (front crossbeams). Diagonal reinforcements are screwed on (right figure) to provide stability.
To install the interior shelves, two crossbeams are screwed to the side panels and the inner shelf supports are inserted and screwed into place.
To install the interior shelves, two crossbeams are screwed to the side panels and the inner shelf supports are inserted and screwed into place.
For the upper, narrow bar surface, a shelf can be simply laid down and fixed in place. For the larger preparation area, three shelves are glued together and then additionally secured with a crossbeam, which is screwed into place (left figure). The preparation area can then be screwed into place from below. Finally, insert the interior shelves.
For the upper, narrow bar surface, a shelf can be simply laid down and fixed in place. For the larger preparation area, three shelves are glued together and then additionally secured with a crossbeam, which is screwed into place (left figure). The preparation area can then be screwed into place from below. Finally, insert the interior shelves.
Before the bar can be painted, it must be sanded. We recommend 120 grit sandpaper for this. Then use a dust-free microfibre cloth to clean the surface of dust and dirt.
Before the bar can be painted, it must be sanded. We recommend 120 grit sandpaper for this. Then use a dust-free microfibre cloth to clean the surface of dust and dirt.
The sprayer is ready for use in just a few steps. Pour paint into the paint container until it is 3/4 full and dilute in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, or depending on the desired spray pattern. To do this, use the included stirrer each notch correspondes to a 10% dilution. The suction pipe can be aligned depending on how you are going to work — forwards when spraying objects overhead and backwards when spraying downwards. The spray jet can also be adjusted three ways — horizontally, vertically and diagonally. Carry out a test spray to find the right settings for you.
The sprayer is ready for use in just a few steps. Pour paint into the paint container until it is 3/4 full and dilute in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, or depending on the desired spray pattern. To do this, use the included stirrer each notch correspondes to a 10% dilution. The suction pipe can be aligned depending on how you are going to work — forwards when spraying objects overhead and backwards when spraying downwards. The spray jet can also be adjusted three ways — horizontally, vertically and diagonally. Carry out a test spray to find the right settings for you.
Start with corners, edges and angles and then spray the surfaces. Spray from the outside with a uniform distance over the slats. Only change the direction of spray outside the slats. This avoids a build-up of thicker layers of paint during direction changes.
Start with corners, edges and angles and then spray the surfaces. Spray from the outside with a uniform distance over the slats. Only change the direction of spray outside the slats. This avoids a build-up of thicker layers of paint during direction changes.
Clean the spray attachment thoroughly with water or solvent after use. To do so, unscrew all parts and clean them in a basin by hand or with a sponge.
Learn here how best to proceed when spraying varnish, what you should look out for, why it's worth spraying varnishes and what the best equipment is for it.
Spraying varnishes
