DIY OUTDOOR KITCHEN (re)BUILD: pizza oven, concrete countertop, and more!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2021
- Hey, check it out - I remembered to list the things we used. Well, most of them anyway. Let me know what I missed in the comments.
Countertop forms: concretecountertopsolutions.c...
Pizza oven: ooni.com/products/ooni-koda-1...
Concrete: www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-...
Concrete color: www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-...
Magnesium float: www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-16-...
Steel trowel: www.homedepot.com/p/Marshallt...
Concrete polishing pads: www.amazon.com/Diamond-Polish...
Quick connect gas line splitter: www.amazon.com/MCAMPAS-Y-Spli...
Tile/cement board blade: www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-4-... - Навчання та стиль
Mason mix isn't for pouring any type of slabs it's for brick block and joints
I love the fact that he's got an ATM at his outdoor kitchen. No more buddies mooching beers, you can just tell them to pull out some cash!
Love the ability to charge your phones at the table!!! Great idea!!!!
Honest build… thank you for sharing your experience …
I love the fact that they leave the messes
Inspirational, almost makes me want to get off the couch and give it a try.
ALMOST!
Awesome build. I’m still trying to convince the wife that I need to do and outdoor kitchen build. Keep working on the pizza skills though. 😂
Good video I love the pizza oven that she cooks a nice Pizza 💯💯💯💯💯💯
This is a amazing, can't wait to do something like this summer in Melbourne.
Love the Z forms great 👍🏼 idea. I use the countertop mix and it almost comes out white and it’s easy to stain. You should always use a sawz all without the blade against the z forms to get out all the air pockets.
Thanks J2
You're a genius. Thanks for the amazing tip
Do you use the Z countertop mix or the Quikrete White Tint mix?
Nice video. Thanks for the tips and ideas guys. Well done.
Looks awesome!
And all that’s work leads to family time. Enjoy.
Looks great! Looking forward to pizza!
Bad news I broke it already
You can also use a dull oscillating blade in an oscillator and it will cut just as well with near zero dust.
I made my forms and reverse poured. I so wished I would have went with z forms. If I didn’t have PTSD from grinding concrete or spend $800 on white concrete countertop mix, $200 in industrial glow rocks and turquoise glass, I might have considered it.
You should have really used 10,000 PSI countertop mix that has polymer and fiberglass reinforcement. Hopefully the the concrete doesn’t crack. Especially when I heard you used double coloring. The diamond sanding pads work best wet sanding with a $40 polisher. Dry sanding can burnish concrete surface and make sealer not last. Good luck.
Damn nice job!!!
"I did a few things wrong." Ya, that aTm thing needs to go! But for real, looks good!
Fun video and gave me some ideas for my future outdoor kitchen, thanks. Never done a DIY project as big as an outdoor kitchen, but with the costs I am seeing, I think I am going to try it. Plus it'll give me a chance to buy some new toys, er, tools!
Last but not least...GIG 'EM!!!
Those diamond polishing pads are made to be used with water and a specific polisher thus the hole in the middle of the pad where water flows through and are NOT for a sander
If you get tired of the color just do an epoxy pour over, maybe marble pattern, with a high shine top coat
Nice work. Looks great.
There is the stuff called fiberglass reinforced concrete or “light concrete”.
No need for rebar of any sort.
Would’ve been rather easy to make your own built-In brick pizza oven really
This video is 8 months old, but maybe run some black caulk along the back wall / counter top? Hope your enjoying it!
Too late, I moved! It’s about time for another outdoor kitchen though!
@@ZeroToAwesome Saw that after I went down the rabbit hole! lol
How clever....an ATM machine too
Thanks for the tips. Hoping to get started on my project in the next couple months. How are things looking 4 months later?
Looking good this time! Concrete is a winner
Are the pizzas getting better?
DUDE. I hate to give you a good idea when it's too late, but I'd like to introduce you to a little thing called undermount drawer slides.
Oh we’ve met. I figured vertical slides would carry a load better. A pizza oven leads to many empty wine bottles…
Looks cool it seems like a waste is space in the left side
Great video! I am looking to do a "built-in" with my Weber grill as well. Are you happy with how that is working out?
Yep, works just like it did before
Did you buy a Weber natural gas or convert it yourself. I converted mine myself, voided my warranty on my 10 year old grill. 😀! Found out that blackstone conversion kit works on it.
I wanted to love this project and I think that i do, but I want to call out manufacturers who are super single use plastics based. I love your project and your outcome, but if the forms were had a biodegradable component, I would be way more excited. That said, if I was building a similar project at my house, I would have done exactly the same thing.
Been deciding on the framing. Wood vs metal studs. Having any issue with heat from the grill ? Or did you install a insulting sleeve to the grill ?
If you have choice I used metal on patio. The steel studs are on top of cheapest Lowes composite decking to keep it dry. It’s
Galvanized but not rust PROOF.
Your kitchen is cool man......I don't think those ooni pizza ovens are that great though.
Nice video, @ 24:36 where did you get that condiment holder thing? If you reply like Amazon or bed bath, can you also respond the description so I can look it up. Thanks 👍🏼
I'm wondering the same.
Yay for recycling! Also, why did you let Alan out??!
Had to figure out where that smell was coming from…
A great place to chill, snack and drink. What size is the lanai?
I think it was something like 18x20’. The kitchen was 16’ long
How did you make the metal frames for the drawers?
Ye olde welder: ua-cam.com/video/ZeNZYV22vv4/v-deo.html
Do you regret using the mason mix? I get not paying freight costs for heavy concrete and finding a solution locally. What would you choose if you did it again?
Nope. It worked just fine
What’s the difference between portable grill vs built in grill beside prices?
Pretty sure it’s materials and serviceability. Built ins are typically mostly stainless steel for longevity and almost every component can be swapped out since it’s stuck where it’s installed
I have a question. Was your concrete slab sloped from the house? I would like to try this for our back patio but I am wondering if our concrete needs more leveling...
It was. We cut the upright studs to level the counter out but in the comments people seemed to agree that you should build your cabinets square and then shim them to level
@@ZeroToAwesome thank you so much! I have been literally wrecking my brain on what we should do. Our home is 2 years old and we had outlets and a vent placed to create a very similar setup, but we didn't think about the concrete for it at the time. BTW, we just got our Ooni Karu 16 (will get the gas setup in the future). Working on mastering the pizza crust as I type....lol.
Thanks so much for your video and response, definitely a great help!
Can’t find your original video for when you built this?
Boom! ua-cam.com/video/ZeNZYV22vv4/v-deo.html
What caused issue with the wood countertop? Was it sealed?
It was with spar urethane but apparently that wasn’t enough
Bummer y'all are getting so few views these days. Leaving a comment to tempt the algorithm. T's & G's.
Lol thanks. We appreciate it! Consistent views seem to be growing. Not every vid can be viral
my man...pls tell me you're going to seal the counter to the wall!!!
i dont wanna be that guy but...... it needs a smoker!! lol, absolutely awesome job though
If a green egg counts as a smoker then you’re in luck: ua-cam.com/video/FwpJjhew6Wc/v-deo.html
If it doesn’t, then you’re also in luck b/c I moved and have space to build a giant smoker
Where do you live? By code I don’t believe you can have it on a outer brick wall of your home
Seems to be ok around here. Everyone has something similar
Oh good, double the amount of trash cans to melt.
🔥 🔥
make actual pizza dough andd oyu will get better results
so Pizza ovens are not good for cooking pizza :-)
We might need a little practice…
@@ZeroToAwesome The outside kitchen was very good
DUDE why do u have college merch as decor in your house???? you're not in college anymore!!! mmmmmm
First failure was attending A&M.
The #1 comment is going to be that pizza oven looks like it sucks.
It was actually that I was going to burn the house down. Good guess though!
seems a shame to put all that time and effort into the table, just to screw it up on the sanding, and leave it like that.....awesome? nah... try again.