Download Free Patio Cooler Plans: http://bit.ly/PatioCoolerPlans I built this DIY outdoor patio cooler using basic power tools like a circular saw and drill. The tools for this build were purchased from True Value Hardware : http://bit.ly/truevaluehardware This patio cooler ice chest is designed to hold an Orca 20qt cooler but could be sized to fit a bunch of different coolers.
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Eyyyy! Someone else uses old school kreg joinery on 2×4's as well! 🙂
Bro Dave Grohl came to your break-in party!? That is awesome!! 😆🍻
Nice work Johnny! 👍👊
Great build johnny! Curious what that trex stuff is actually made from and how easy you found it to work with?
Nice work JB!
great for a warm summer evenings
Loved the content but I think you could've made the assembly job more simple with more more cuts ahead of time but to each there own. Also loved the nice additions like the bottle top magnet catcher. Keep up the good work.
Cooler support looks like a little baby table. It's adorable.
Awesome project! wanna make one!! Just a question – why didn't you just use a pockethole jig instead of toe-nailing the uprights?