Double Patio Cooler Outdoor Bar - Make Money Woodworking

Easy DIY Patio/Deck double ice box cooler/Bar. In this video I will be showing you how to make this awesome cooler stand or outdoor bar that would make a perfect addition to any porch, patio or deck. I'll show you how to build the wooden side style as well as the galvanized side style.

This project has huge selling potential (because it's functional) with crazy high profit possibility! As far as pricing goes you will need to assess your local market and decide from there. What makes this build so great is that your potential customer base is anyone with a porch, patio, deck or pool!

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Cut List
A- Stile 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 32” (8)
B- Front/Back Rail 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 69” (6)
C- Center Stile 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 17” (2)
D- Side Rail 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 16” (6)
E- Front Strip 5/8 x 1/2 x 69” (4)
F- Common Strip 5/8 x 1/2 x 9 1/4” (8)
G- Side Strip 5/8 x 1/2 x 16” (6)
H- Side Board 5 1/2 x 1/2 x 10 9/16” (35)
I- Bottom Board 5 1/2 x 1/2 x 19 1/16” (13)
J- Support 1 3/4 x 1 x 19” (4)
K- Top Large Board 5 1/2 x 1/2 x 33” (4) Tip to tip
L- Top Short Board 5 1/2 x 1/2 x 23 1/8” (4) Tip to tip
M- Top Center Board 3 7/16 x 1/2 x 23 1/8 (2)
N- Lid Rail 3 x 1/2 x 26 1/2” (4) Tip to tip
O- Lid End 3 x 1/2 x 15” (4) Tip to tip
P- Top Board 5 1/2 x 1/2 x 25 1/2” (6)
Q- Front Trim 1 1/2 x 1/2 x 9 1/4” (4)

If installing galvanized sides replace part “H” with:
Galvanized Metal 10 1/2 x 69” (2)
Galvanized Metal 10 1/2 x 16” (2)
Black Pipe Towel Rack (1/2” pipe)
1 1/2” nipple (2)
12” pipe (1)
Pipe Flange (2)
Female T (2)
End Cap (2)
2” nipple (2)

Coolers: Purchased at walmart. Igloo 48 qt Laguna Ice Chest Cooler (Part/Model 50108)

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[joeprior]

Matt, you are the biggest baller of all YouTube content creators. There are probably others, but I’ve not seen another channel focused on helping other people make $. Stay cool.

[dylanrodey]

Dude your killing it. Every time you come out with new content it makes me want to build exactly that and you break it down so easily for ppl to create them. Your honestly the man and please keep doing what your doing. We all love it and I know I'm always excited to see what your next build for us is

[johnnyh.]

Hi I met one of you siblings two weeks ago in Canada and all he talks about you and much respect he's has you and your skill you have taught him alot...now I'm watching your channel since...just love your word... God's love, Blessings to you and family..👑🙏

[redneckdrennan]

wish i lived near you and knew you. 54 years old and a paid mechanic 42 years and im burned out. im starting to do some wood working and your video here was AWESOME!!! thank you. ill try to do this as my next project and let you know how it goes!

[hotdognonesky]

The caulk goes on white but dries clear. You can see in the part where you're installing the coolers that it's clear. I found this out on accident when I grabbed the wrong caulk and carefully did the best caulk job of my life in my brand new shower and tub surround. I was impressed with myself until I tried to show it off and it looked like I never caulked it at all! Lol

[skeet]

I feel like watching your videos are like therapy and hypnosis, because all I want to do now is expand my shop and build things. This piece is amazing!

[terigaudet]

Matthew: I’m a lady who has always been interested in woodworking, and retirement has given me the time to start up a workshop area. I joined my local woodworkers guild, and I’ve learned a lot in the last 18 months. I love your videos—ALL your videos. With your easy, informative style, you’ve given me the courage to say, “I think I can do this!” It will be a great item for the charity auction coming up in November. Wish me luck!

[lucismainstreetmarketplace]

I’m so glad I found you! I’m a Registered Nurse that retired this year. I’ve always had an interest in wood working so I started learning some woodworking skills in August. I’ve built a few small things. I also love the advice and tips you give. I just ordered and received some of your plans from your Etsy shop. I’ll be going to the lumber store tomorrow to start on the plans I’ve gotten from you. Thanks again!

[jackbox]

I built a single cooler one for my wife and I to use. I had a bunch of skids from my machinery that I used for everything except the frame. I used a cooler that had handles and lid hinges that screwed on so it was easy to modify. I used a torch to burn the frame very dark and lightly burned the panels. Coated the whole thing with spar varnish. Looks great and makes outdoor parties great!

[bradybyrum]

Thank you for two things. 1. Your thorough descriptions. 2. NO DISTRACTING MUSIC! I hate that on other people's videos.

[terryevans]

I love it! I actually like the prototype with metal on back and wood on front. Matthew you are a creative genius and I am so thankful for finding you. I have been selling the planter boxes nonstop for a few months now and I couldn't have done it without you! Thanks again!

[victoriabecraft]

My husband bought me that Kreg's pocket hole machine, the rip cut guide and the guide track for Christmas last year! I love them!! He also bought me a DeWalt cordless saw with 7 1/4" blade! We have been building my woodshop. Just purchased a 13 1/2" DeWalt planner off Amazon! Super excited about the wood shop!! I wanted a job I can work from home because I need to be here for the homestead too. Looking to grow my business here in Iowa even faster with your amazing ideas!! Thank you so very much for all of your help! YOU ROCK!

[dannyk]

I've been making the single version of these for years. I even use the same 48 qt cooler! I have all my templates and jigs set up for fast construction. I use old fence panels, the pickets are already weathered, and best of all they're free! It's a great side gig and fun to do. I love your videos, and I made some of the snowflakes to hang with our Christmas decor. Keep up the good work! 🤘🪚

[okayusa]

You are The Saint of Woodworkers. Thank you for everything.

[Pens]

May need to get these plans and adjust to make a bathroom vanity.

[BusyDee]

Amazing job as usual! I built my husband one with just storage on the opposite side for Father’s Day 6 years ago. It’s been AWESOME to have. Now I want to remake it! lol!

[GpaRickT]

I am a beginner woodworker and I really appreciate and love your videos. Your channel and Woodshop Diaries are the channels I watch right now. Tha k you for your content.

[chrisistre]

i have made a single ice chest cooler it took me alot longer but have learned alot watching your videos tks alot just retired and was afraid i was going to have to back to work but now i love woodworking and you have lit a fire under me tks so mucjh

[richardschmalzried]

I chose to make this as my first project. I went with all wood, and learned alot about quality variance of materials, and tool accuracy assumption, and reinforcement of safety measures. I'm not even finished, and am already looking forward to my second attempt.

[patrickbumgardner]

I also want to say, I love your channel man! I am starting back into my woodworking business full-time after 20 years and man the market has changed. Keep doing what you are doing brother! We need more guys like you out there!