It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
You're onto something good with these silent videos. Sometimes the woodworking community on UA-cam goes completely overboard with voice overs and editing effects that they forget that the viewers enjoy the simplicity of seeing someone share their craft.
from my 4 year old, who enjoys watching your videos with his dad, and asked that we send you a message: hello John Peters, we like your things that you build, thank you for teaching us
Jon it is always a pleasure to watch you do these projects. You seem to be very skilled at methodical in how you do things. I appreciate your posting your projects and showing how you go about putting them together. Thanks much.
There is something about your quiet, still and measured perfectionism in the way you work that has me mesmerised every time. The absence of your voice over (not that I don't like listening to you) added so much depth to this how-to video. Great work mate.
This is a great video. I like it much better when you show the work as it is done, rather than talk about it. I've studied tons of UA-cam DIY videos, and this one is a standout. Thanks for posting this, and for doing it the way you did.
Nice to see you add that second support board. A lot of people forget it, then wonder why their deck dropped off. oh, and nice trick with marking the speed square for drilling, I'm definitely going to use that in the future.
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Probably one of the smaller decks I've seen recently. hehe Lots of good tips & tricks in here! I liked the silent video.... allowed me to think through what/why you were doing things. I sometimes like that better than being narrated.
You have the most amazing looking soil! You also probably don't have many insects if you're building an outdoor kitchen. Our house was built on an old farm... All we have is wet mud clay soil and a bazillion gnats that treating doesn't fix.
I bet it's nice being able to dig soil all uniform and easy like that. Here in Missouri as soon as you put your shovel in you hit rock... lots of rock.
I showed this to my husband and he is now a fan, he was amazed at some of the tools you have (is that a man thing?!). Sadly I know if he tried this it would take months or even (yes) years....!! Very innovative Jon, thank you.
With the way you handled the whole moving and replacing parts of your yard... I really expected the grass to immediately take root and sprout on demand when you dropped the seed on the ground. LOL
I can't believe how soft your soil is, in Sydney in summer (when all the decking jobs happen) the soil is so hard I carry a second shovel because I've snapped the blade or the handle more times than I care to remember going into the sun baked clay we have here. I wish I could get a job with soil like yours for a change. I'll quit whining now and tell you that was a great job, very neat finish.
I'm so conflicted towards this project, because I love what your doing but as I lawn guy I hate seeing so much grass being torn up lol. Keep up the good work!!!
Good stuff, Jon. Always great just to watch you work. You're living proof that you don't need all the latest gizmos and doodads to turn out beautiful work. Just need a few tools and lots of knowledge and practice. Keep it up sir, and thanks so much for all you've shared with us.
jon love your videos. your dealer or lumber yard should have warned you about installing ipe. all 6 side of the plank should be sealed. all end joints should be waxed. winters are hard on iron wood.try mohogany flame sealer cabot. just my two cents. keep up the good work.
Sealing isn't required in Ipe because its naturally an oily wood. However, waxing the ends to prevent checking and using only stainless steel screws is a good practice.
Another great video, Jon! So relaxing at the end of a long day. I didn't quite get what you were up to there with the irrigation, but perhaps that will be revealed later? A water source for the upcoming kitchen?
Great project again Jon..Also nice speed square.. I live about 75 miles from Oklahoma City where Macklanburg Duncan company is located. I have several products from them..
Youre my hero the way you work, my god the disaster I would have made of that yard. You don't have a scratch on you, loafers and khakis! It's truly Zen building. Thank you for this. I didn't pick up in the sprinkler line that you moved, what was that for?
I wonder if the supporting studs with direct contact with the grass, concrete or dirt are treated wood or not. The preservatives of the pressure treated woods help protect the woods from termites, other insects, and fungal decay's attack.
jon all of the videos you make are just full of great ideas, but i have watched this one, over and over just loving the outdoor kitchen slash bar b q area, yes i guess it's one of my favorites. keep up the great video production and work Happy Memorial Day!
let me ask cause im curious .... being able to work in cinematic synchronicity does it make you a better carpenter.... I will film all my work then and not just now and then...
Question Jon is that going to be an area where you are going to build counter tops and a sink and other things. I think you mentioned that in your other videos but not this one. Also i know you got this serenity thing going on in this video i just had some questions that i thought would have been cool to hear you already explain. An example is something like why heat the tubing, Why put edging around the board that are against the ground, Would that wood rot since it's in the ground, Are you doing something about irrigation. Its just me i like talking during the video.
Hi Jon another neat video , I sometimes like the non talking vids {no your voice is fine} just to guess what your making and why your doing it that way then as the vid progresses you go ah I see ,[ in Scotland we put our water pipes down 3 feet for the frost ] also like the marking on the square tip , Graeme.
5 STARS for allowing us to hear the tools instead of annoying music. Such a beautiful finished project. Kudos to you Jon Peters
It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
I like his attention to detail. My type of guy. He cleans up as he goes.
You're onto something good with these silent videos. Sometimes the woodworking community on UA-cam goes completely overboard with voice overs and editing effects that they forget that the viewers enjoy the simplicity of seeing someone share their craft.
Thanks...appreciate it.
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from my 4 year old, who enjoys watching your videos with his dad, and asked that we send you a message: hello John Peters, we like your things that you build, thank you for teaching us
Thanks so much....appreciate the comment!
Jon it is always a pleasure to watch you do these projects. You seem to be very skilled at methodical in how you do things. I appreciate your posting your projects and showing how you go about putting them together. Thanks much.
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There is something about your quiet, still and measured perfectionism in the way you work that has me mesmerised every time. The absence of your voice over (not that I don't like listening to you) added so much depth to this how-to video. Great work mate.
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no music no hgtv style talking. - Absolutley love it Jon. Nice touch with the firing of the grill
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This is a great video. I like it much better when you show the work as it is done, rather than talk about it. I've studied tons of UA-cam DIY videos, and this one is a standout. Thanks for posting this, and for doing it the way you did.
Jon I'm trying to in vision it, but what ever you do, I bet we the viewers are going to like it very much, cant wait to see the finished product...
I would love a lawn like that--all grass--no weeds--WOW!!! I am jealous
We've had good grass weather so far in NJ this summer....decent amount of rain helps.
Nice to see you add that second support board. A lot of people forget it, then wonder why their deck dropped off. oh, and nice trick with marking the speed square for drilling, I'm definitely going to use that in the future.
Me to. Great idea, so simple.
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Jon makes everything look so effortless... I really feel like he could have completed this job in a business suit.
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You know it's a good vid when the dirt grass comes out in a perfect rectangle
Probably one of the smaller decks I've seen recently. hehe Lots of good tips & tricks in here! I liked the silent video.... allowed me to think through what/why you were doing things. I sometimes like that better than being narrated.
thanks Josh
You have the most amazing looking soil! You also probably don't have many insects if you're building an outdoor kitchen.
Our house was built on an old farm... All we have is wet mud clay soil and a bazillion gnats that treating doesn't fix.
No bullshit, just right to the point. Great video.
i really like the care you put into every element of a project JP.
thank you
perfectly explained without saying a word, well done
+Paul Hopkins Thanks Paul
The trick with the square and tape was clever, I will use that one myself.
Thanks...glad it helps
Definitely, my square has sharpie marks all over it. Never thought of the tape before. What a great idea
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It's amazing how easy he makes this look!
Smallest deck I have ever seen, but still glorious.
My wife said to learn from you as I swear 100 times just cutting some timber but you silent work is just brilliant
Man, that was very satisfying to watch. Awesome work. Your precision is super impressive. Beautiful result.
Thank you....appreciate it!
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I bet it's nice being able to dig soil all uniform and easy like that. Here in Missouri as soon as you put your shovel in you hit rock... lots of rock.
Ryan Nutter hahaha right!
I showed this to my husband and he is now a fan, he was amazed at some of the tools you have (is that a man thing?!). Sadly I know if he tried this it would take months or even (yes) years....!! Very innovative Jon, thank you.
With the way you handled the whole moving and replacing parts of your yard... I really expected the grass to immediately take root and sprout on demand when you dropped the seed on the ground. LOL
Jon you're like a surgeon with that shovel. Lol
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+Jon Peters Art & Home in all seriousness great job. Once again a great video with some great tips throughout. Thx
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I can't believe how soft your soil is, in Sydney in summer (when all the decking jobs happen) the soil is so hard I carry a second shovel because I've snapped the blade or the handle more times than I care to remember going into the sun baked clay we have here. I wish I could get a job with soil like yours for a change. I'll quit whining now and tell you that was a great job, very neat finish.
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Thanks. Right to the point with no BS
Very interesting! I'm sure, since you are building it, it's going to be great for the family!
Thanks, it should be great
I'm so conflicted towards this project, because I love what your doing but as I lawn guy I hate seeing so much grass being torn up lol. Keep up the good work!!!
love this project. I've wanted to do an outdoor project out of ipe, so this is definitely motivation to go hit up the lumber yard
Thanks Anthony...Ipe is great work with but a little expensive.
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It' really calming watching you work. Can only imagine the feeling with our builds. Great work. Great channel.
You forgot to show filling the frame with gravel. You did a fantastic job at showing all the steps so I thought I'd nit pick a little.
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Good stuff Jon. Even when you dig, you're very precise...like your woodworking. It looks great.
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Good stuff, Jon. Always great just to watch you work. You're living proof that you don't need all the latest gizmos and doodads to turn out beautiful work. Just need a few tools and lots of knowledge and practice. Keep it up sir, and thanks so much for all you've shared with us.
Thank...appreciate the comment!
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jon love your videos.
your dealer or lumber yard should have warned you about installing ipe. all 6 side of the plank should be sealed.
all end joints should be waxed. winters are hard on iron wood.try mohogany flame sealer cabot. just my two cents.
keep up the good work.
Sealing isn't required in Ipe because its naturally an oily wood. However, waxing the ends to prevent checking and using only stainless steel screws is a good practice.
You do great work Jon, I can hardly wait to come over for STEAK AND BAKED TATER's. Here in the south this is too a word.
God Bless my friend.
Thanks Frank.
This is one of the best video clips
+John Mcghee Thanks John
Great build Jon, Thanks for taking us along.
This guy is legit precise and clean.
Loved this video and the styling of it.
Thanks Marcus
Awesome job jonh
professional work !
Makes you want to see !
Congratulations!!
Michel - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Very nice neat work Jon , pleasure to watch you have a nice day !!!
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Very well done!!!!👍👍
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Great work!! Always a joy to watch
Appreciate it Bryan
Excellent work. Best instructions seen
Clad you liked it! Thanks for the comment 👍
Another great video, Jon! So relaxing at the end of a long day. I didn't quite get what you were up to there with the irrigation, but perhaps that will be revealed later? A water source for the upcoming kitchen?
Thanks, and yes...the water source will eventually be for the outdoor kitchen and for watering the vegetable garden.
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and he did it all with his shirt tucked in
Beautiful work
Nice video!
nailed it !!!!!!!!!!
Nice vid Jon and wow to that grill !
your videos are very interesting and also relaxing, seeing your videos is really peaceful! thanks for sharing
Great project again Jon..Also nice speed square.. I live about 75 miles from Oklahoma City where Macklanburg Duncan company is located. I have several products from them..
Thanks Kim
Very good job
Love it. Thanks for your efforts John.
Thanks John
Nice job! (I think your grill would make a great subject for a painting or a print)
Great idea Steve
Hello Jon, from the simplest projects do masterpieces!
Congratulations.
Thank you
Nice work as always John!I love the way the Ipe looks!!
Thanks... Ipe is great to work with
Super jeleaous of your grass
very professional and well planned. I hope to reach that level someday.
Youre my hero the way you work, my god the disaster I would have made of that yard. You don't have a scratch on you, loafers and khakis! It's truly Zen building. Thank you for this.
I didn't pick up in the sprinkler line that you moved, what was that for?
precision work as always Jon,satisfying to watch.
Thanks
Awesome work! Thank you for posting!
I didn’t see if you put down protection against weeds under there. Was this addressed?
Than you good video and you did a great job editing to the point and easy to follow
I had no idea I love silent videos. :-)
master of details. i like how your brain works.
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I wonder if the supporting studs with direct contact with the grass, concrete or dirt are treated wood or not. The preservatives of the pressure treated woods help protect the woods from termites, other insects, and fungal decay's attack.
Vary good Jon👍
Amazing work , Awesome camera footage , thank you thank you
Great project & precision work as usual! Always learn something beneficial from you videos. Keep it up.......... Steve
Thanks Steve
Hank Hill said "Propane grill? Good boy!" ;-)
You do very nice work. Thorough and perfect every video. Keep up the good work!
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Are you going to stain the deck? If you are what are you going to use? I would recommend going with Sikkens SRD it works great with hardwoods.
jon all of the videos you make are just full of great ideas, but i have watched this one, over and over just loving the outdoor kitchen slash bar b q area, yes i guess it's one of my favorites. keep up the great video production and work Happy Memorial Day!
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Very Good Project... congratulations of the JL HOME DESIGN great!
Thank you
Nice project. The boards you used looks a lot like cumaru.
Nice and clean work! I like the way you handled the lawn, that V groove with the shovel is an awesome technique! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks...it worked out really well
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This used to be my favorite channel. The video's just aren't the same as they used to be. Where's the actual woodworking video's?
nice video ,my favourite thing about youtube is seeing people from all over the world do the same thing so differently ,so many ways to "skin a cat "
let me ask cause im curious .... being able to work in cinematic synchronicity does it make you a better carpenter.... I will film all my work then and not just now and then...
You did it nice and clean😘👍😈
very relaxing watching your video while informative!
Thank you
You explained that very well 👍🏻
Great job on then deck, Jon. That's a fancy looking grill you have there. :>)
Thanks Steve...the Coyote Grill should be great
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Very beautiful job, thank you
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lucky you. where I live in central SC in the clay country, you would have to have a jackhammer to burry that water line.
Good idea. :) have nice a day.
Muy buen video.
Question Jon is that going to be an area where you are going to build counter tops and a sink and other things. I think you mentioned that in your other videos but not this one. Also i know you got this serenity thing going on in this video i just had some questions that i thought would have been cool to hear you already explain. An example is something like why heat the tubing, Why put edging around the board that are against the ground, Would that wood rot since it's in the ground, Are you doing something about irrigation. Its just me i like talking during the video.
Btw Jon love your stuff just I'm curious learner is all. Don't mind me.
Thanks and I'll be building cabinets around the grill in upcoming videos and answering some of these questions. Stay tuned for that.
Thanks brother love the work man
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Hi Jon another neat video , I sometimes like the non talking vids {no your voice is fine} just to guess what your making and why your doing it that way then as the vid progresses you go ah I see ,[ in Scotland we put our water pipes down 3 feet for the frost ]
also like the marking on the square tip ,
Graeme.
Thanks Graeme...the water line should be fine in New Jersey. I'll keep everyone posted on that.