I may not know my way around a carbide end mill like a professional carpenter, but I have some experience with woodwork. When I was in college, we often built things. My roommates and I built a really nice bar in our house our senior year. My roommate Jeff kept saying he did not thing that we did that great of a job on it, but it was sturdy and lasted the whole year. We even got a faux granite counter top for it, and stained the rest so it looked really nice. We even got some track lights to put over the bar, and built some shelves behind the bar to hold all the bottles. We all joked that it looked so good that we would never have to go to the actual bars anymore. We also built a beer pong table for that room, and painted the Indiana University basketball court on the top. It looked really great. My roommate Zach had a couple of neon lights, so we put them in there, and the room really had the feel of an actual bar. I kept telling them that all we needed to actually open up for business was a pool table and a liquor license.