You can purchase the complete bar plan by clicking on the above bar plan picture.

WoodShopDemos.com uses the Rockler plan to build a bar. There is nothing like enhancing a scale woodworking plan with real world pictures and comments regarding the project. You will absolutely have an easier time of things. Click on the link at Wood Shop Demos while building your real bar project. You will be happy that you did.
There is nothing like working with a wood plan that provides many detailed photographs of the project each step of the way. One of the key things is showing a picture of the setup of a saw or a tool prior to doing the job. This is a very detailed plan. It is well commented and has a good number of pictures. This bar might be considered fancy due to its raised panel design, but it really is a thing of beauty when completed.

I would rate this as a ‘difficult’ plan. Part of the reason that I would say so is because of the fact that it requires a number of tools that a weekend warrior would not have. It also requires some skill to pull some of the project off. The gentleman who built the bar even goes to the trouble of shaping his own rail. You could get away with purchasing your accessories and parts at Rockler.com. You are not compromising by doing so. The parts sold by Rockler will enhance your project and add to the professional look of your finished bar.

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Good luck. This bar is a great project!!

The bar plans come from a Canadian plywood company.  As you might expect, plywood is the core material for this bar.  Honestly, any cabinet work that involves box type construction will use plywood.
There are real nice diagrams, cut lists, cutting layouts (a bonus) and expanded views of the bar to work with.  You shouldn’t have trouble building this bar from these plans.  They are very thorough.  The real magic comes with your finishing touches. Consider some great bar hardware from Rockler Woodworking.  If I was building this, I would probably use a nice granite tile for the top.  Here is an article about installing granite tile countertop.  You could modify the DIY article to fit your needs.

Click on the image for a link to the full set of plans.  The plans are a 3 megabyte PDF file.

He has detailed pictures and instructions for 4 different tables (as of this writing on 2/16/2007).  He also provides links to supply companies for the various poker table parts.

As Mike Sexton (or the tournament director) would say, Shuffle up and deal!