Make Your Own Outdoor Fire Table for LESS! | Full DIY Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Love the idea of an outdoor fire table for wintertime but don't want to shell out thousands to buy one? In this video I'll show you how to make your own concrete fire table in just 2 days.
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0:00 - 5:16 Concrete Fire Table Base
5:17 - 9:28 Mix & Set Concrete
9:29 - 12:04 Install Ledgestone
12:05 - 14:48 Materials Needed
14:49 - 42:40 Framing to Set the Concrete
42:41 - 50:13 Pour Concrete Fire Tabletop
50:14 - 52:49 Placing Cement Tabletop
52:50 - 56:47 Wet Sanding a Concrete Surface
56:48 - 1:02:58 Final Reveal
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What i appreciate if that you don't create a video (like some) to show us your superiority, you own your mistakes - concrete cracked....yep, it happens and this is how you fix it.
Some people on UA-cam make videos only to discourage us from trying "better leave it to the pros...". You inspire us to try. Thank you.
Thanks for that!
i agree, im in the UK, while the comments on "code" etc in these vids isnt too relevant, its the rectification of mistakes and the reality of what you might encounter that actually makes life easier... bathroom renovation i am about to undertake.. i have a much better idea of what i might encounter and how to plan it out because of videos like this (and the honesty in them!)!
I've only been watching this channel for a couple of weeks but I absolutely love how Jeff will leave in mistakes in the videos (ie- not having power run to one of the tools, the table cracking and why, etc...). Watched another video where he knew the water was off but a lot was still coming through the line for a toilet. It actually gives me encouragement. We make mistakes and can learn from them; even pros. He understands most viewers are not pros and he'll speak to the audience accordingly; not speaking down but in a helpful, genuine manner and not editing to make himself appear to be perfect. Keep up the fantastic work!
love this guy - straight up info and how to do stuff with no BS - RESPECT. Building a firepit table weekend using the tips mentioned in the video 👍🏾
You should do an AMA. Hands down the best youtube channel for home renovations.
Cheers levi!
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Love seeing you fix the crack, that's what its all about- getting the job done, no matter what obstacles pop up. Fix it , Keep moving forward!
Not a diyer or in construction. Its just Such a great channel. Interesting and entertaining as hell.
Cheers!
Same, I don't own a home and in California it might be a while before that can happen but oh man do I love watching these videos. I'll just sit on the couch and watch a 2 hour video on how to build a deck lol.
An absolute wealth of information. Sharing ALL of your expertise, the good and the bad, is much appreciated.
PEPSI is the undisputed champion 🏆.
Thanks so much for putting yourself out there! I love the builds, advise, mistakes and straight talk. your candid insights go with me as I remodel my mid-century home.
Nice work. Thanks for not editing out the concrete break. Very real. And encourages others to not worry about mistakes.
Love your channel and as a woman I feel like I am able to so some of these projects because fo the way you demonstrate and explain. This is beautiful.
Your awesome. Dont you just love doing this stuff for yourself instead of for someone else? Less stress and you can feel that accomplishment forevermore. Very nice.
I’ve got to say. My respect for you after this video has went sky high. As if it wasn’t enough already. you have a way of teaching that I have actually adopted myself. It’s also very nice to know that you prefer Pepsi over Coke as well. Nice to know that we are cut from the same cloth.
Honestly the best guy i have watched for a DIY homeowner. So skilled. ✊
NO worries Matt. I'm in the same boat with my parents my mom needs me to help her in the kitchen and my father talks tough but needs me when there's something strenuous and physical lol. But sometimes you need to sit and wait for then next step. Happens a lot!
You are an amazing contractor and I love watching your show. As a contractor myself I believe we are always learning
I appreciate that! anyone who has it all figured out is a liar! Cheers!
Great Idea! I live in the Midwest so I deal with the heat and cold issues. I JUST remodeled my kitchen floor to ceiling. I used modular cabinets and pour in place concrete counter tops. Since this video is a little older you may know this now. I researched till I was sick, but my tops, to use your Phrase are "sexy as hell"! Anyway I used a sand top mix with Silica Sand in it. The form kit came with fiberglass mesh and plastic spacers to keep it right in the center of the pour. I also used fiberglass flakes in the mix with charcoal dye and a bonding agent. They came out incredible. Before I sealed them I mixed more dye with water and kind of went random with rags and the dye to distress it more. I used the cup and started with 50 grit diamond disks up to 1000! After sealing and putting the gloss on them It is so slick you have to set anything glass straight down without giving it a little slide or it will slide off the top! One other tip/question. You paid a a premium for those blocks. I am a retired mason and you could have saved a ton using haydite blocks. you could have laid them dry and slugged the blocks full with concrete and maybe used some rebar every so often. Even lumber with backer board would have done it I think. If you ever lay block dry like that just use your level and level, plumb, straight edge and works great. Now that I'm done with my kitchen I could picture myself on the patio that table with good company and drinks! Don't you guys have free healthcare up there? No knife worries! lol
Thank you Jeff I can't believe you're doing this just as I want to do one myself come back to Florida.
Go for it! And I wish I could come back. no travel at the moment.
i made countertops like this with rapid cement but if you use 1 bag of flow control you could have just poured it and not bothered spraying. it would have poured a lot easier. but hey its whatever works for you. Glad i got to see another way to do this.
I will have more projects in the concrete department so I will give that a try Cheers!
Rounding the corners of your foam void inserts might also help with stress cracking in the concrete. Real cool to see your fix and the final outcome.
Cheers Pete! we have a detailed video o the actual fix coming up in a week . Cheers!
This is one of the more comical ones I've watched. Love it. Absolute knowledge with some comedy.
I love your videos Jeff!!! Better than any show on Netflix! Very entertaining ....love your sense of humour, too! Greetings from Belgium!
Cheers Martin and Cheers to Belgium!
Loved those slo motion concrete bag tearing shots. Sensual in a portugeese way
13:14 love the empty coffee cup slam on the table hahah.
Hahah! TY man. You guys are the best. I’ve watched so much of your content. So soothing to watch. So informative. I’ve learned a ton. Keep it up!!!!
Watching you is always priceless entertaining and definitely informative hope you're around for a long time I wish you great health and prosperity 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
I have to say you are intertaining. I also surly appreciate your videos. I took some pointers on installing tile in a shower Thank you.
Sweet I was wondering about meshI wouldn't have guessed about laying it in different directions thanks for putting that on 👍
Cool! Looking forward to this one. Was going to buy but if it makes sense to build ill happily do that. Can't wait!
seats 10 and you can't beat the price of DIY. Cheers. best part is a fed a supply line from my house propane tanks so I never have to change a small tank. it is piped right into the main gas supply.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIYvery nice! My basement is unfinished so I'd be willing to run a dedicated line! Looking forward to the video!
Neat project! Thanks for not hiding your mistakes, can't run if you don't fall once in awhile 😉
Absolutely! Always a certain degree of experimentation in projects like this. hopefully we help some folks on the learning curve. Cheers!
I think more saw horses would have helped prevent the cracking. It looks like you had a bit of a bow in the 4x8 panel forming from the weight of the concrete. Flipping it over with the weight on the edges caused a tensile fracture.
Rigid insulation is awesome! I use for when I'm cutting large 4x8 sheets with a circular saw
First thing i thought when i saw the title was, "oh God Jeff NO!, Did he forget the last concrete countertop fiasco"??? hahaha
FINALLY! Said Eh, and about. And within 5 seconds of each other! Great videos, I've picked up alot of tips!!
My stomach did a flip when I saw the slab crack 😭 but I'm glad you were able to make the fix and complete the table. Looks amazing and I WANT ONE!!!
You Da Man! Appreciate all your tips and tricks! Love your sweet outdoor oasis.
Cheers Mac Daddy!
1.5M sub's, amazing. Congrats.
The green soda looks much more appealing then the red or blue.
more refreshing for sure and less sugar! a healthy choice!
Wow Jeff this is so beautiful and creative great job.
Tip for when you need mark the centre (or thirds, quarters, whatever). Measure diagonally until your tape measure reads a whole number that easy divides by whatever you are looking for and then mark where you need.
I love this dude's channel.
Good stuff man. 💪
I would be tempted to tile the table top with wood effect. And I would brace the glass together with glass and metal on the shorter ends.
But I absolutely love it !
Good stuff man. Funny guy and lots of interesting tips in a lot of your videos.
I'm here to add my two cents just in case enough people do not express how much these videos are appreciated.
I'm recently graduated from architecture school, and it is really really cool to see how most things come together in practical terms and for FREE might I add. The work is beautiful, and the banter on the channel, is some of the best on the platform.
Thank You!
Just subscribed and its nice to see someone build things and doing it as you go and dont keep quoting from a text book
The final product definitely looks great. I wander the usage besides just the look.
Yeah this is awesome. Im working on a remodel of my bathroom thanks to your awesome vids! Although I'm stuck at current moment and its all because of a window uncertainty... maybe some advise?
There is a window on the shower wall but, not sure if its best to reinstall after demo
Coke > Pepsi, no contest. Any chance that mold was sagging under the weight of the concrete and you just needed another sawhorse in the middle? Maybe it was the camera angle, but it looked like that might have contributed to beast splitting in the center.
Also, editing and video quality was excellent on this one!
For $15 bucks you can sit your bucket on a scale, add product, and no guessing if you have it split evenly. Love your videos.
Pepsi Pepsi Pepsi!
Amazing result 👏
"Safety squint" 😂
Cheers Mary glad you liked it!
Hey Jeff, cool video. I loved the look you designed. Also, it was great to see your wife enjoying what you made. I am also in Ottawa. Hopefully my basement project will be completed soon. I will send you some photos as I plug along. It will be a cigar lounge. Feel free to stop by when it is done by the fall of 2021.
Appreciate the video. Even if a mistake was made. You didn't have to show it but you did. Keep making cool videos
I appreciate that! we always show our mistakes. they are a great learning tool and we are here to help folks learn. Cheers!
Great project, really enjoyed the video👍🏻
Amazing work. Great job.
Love the channel, been watching/ subscribed for almost two years. So many ideas I want to integrate into my own house starting with the ikea kitchen.
Coke is better than Pepsi. Any day and any time
Wonderful project. Thank you.
Hi Jeff. Looks amazing. Brilliant job guys. Would like to wish you and your family a very happy Christmas and a happy New Year. Your vids have helped me and others hughly. Thank you. Take care. 🇬🇧👍👌❤️🤶🎉🎉🇱🇷
This was fun to watch! Something I wish you’d do ... devise some way to seal the jets on a jetted bathtub that’s 1) fairly simple for laypeople, and 2) looks somewhat nice and do a video on it. There are so many of us dealing with that issue, and there are a couple of videos and tutorials that have been done over the years by folks who’ve cobbled something rudimentary together out of desperation, but they’re either kind of janky or not very easy to follow. I think YOU could come up with a better way (that looks nice) and explain how to do it in a way us ordinary folks can follow and understand. I really don’t understand why no company makes caps to seal jets. There’s definitely a market for that.
Very awesome man. Wow it's crazy how you know how to do almost everything. Pepsi for sure if I drank pop but I don't.
Good overall results .im thinking miss out the pouring cement palava and get some nice looking paving slabs and a still saw .turn it into a finished by the afternoon project more time for drinking 🍺
Love that you show the break! Wouldn’t expect less from you but that was class. Now, could the counter been built in two parts? Would that have helped with structural? 🤷♂️ Really nice project.
good beer choice !
cheers Jeff
Greetings from Belgium!
GREAT information throughout the video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work. Love it,
This is kind of random and might possibly be a little tedious, but I think it might be cool if once the entire farmhouse renovation is completed inside and out, if you guys could release video or a chart or something showing the dates all the videos were filmed vs when they were released. I think maybe those of us who have been with you for a few years might find that pretty interesting. Awesome video as always.
Awesome build! Beautiful job! And I am a Pepsi girl specifically code red mountain dew. Thanx for this.
I love your idea of having the glass drop into a track in the concrete. But I have seen aluminum, not react well with concrete and starts to corrode.
I love how you're trying to cut glass with a saw, and not even safety specs or gloves. Brilliant.
Hmmmm your name is Karen right
I also noticed the lack of safety specs when he began cutting his forms with the circular saw.
I Love the music when he's spraying the cement.
Neat project. It turned out really nice. I'm watching all the work to pour off-site and transfer over. Would you consider pouring in place next time? Or would you pour it the same way again?
Extra points for the Stella!
Stumbled upon your channel. Wow! Great info! & ENTERTAINING Extreme safety squinting required?? ....safety still needs to be a priority. Loved the finish product!
outstanding Job the step by step is great and helps out. Oh and to your question (Coke)
That Keralastic additive is awesome I didn't know that existed!!
If your glass ends up breaking from the heating and cooling. Try to find some Borosilicate Glass. It has a very low COE( does not expand much with heat).
this is tempered and so far does the trick. Cheers!
I'm definitely a noob, but if I wanted to make a fire table that was moveable, would it make sense making a table frame using metal studs (instead of lumber - because fire), then using cement board, then adding stone tiles? The countertop could be anything I suppose - I really like the looks of the cement top.
Thanks for your great videos!
Looks a lot like a modified method from the Ask This Old House episode. Great job!!
Hands down BEST DIY Concrete Countertop video on UA-cam. GoldStar!
/hey so.. I think I only wore a mask in 2020 while working concrete. I myself have been very "rebellious" and hard headed about not wearing a mask while mixing concrete&mortars over the years.
But from one craftsman to another, please wear your mask while grinding mortars.
//can't have the best dyi construction guru on UA-cam catching a bad case of the mortor 19.
my only regret was not using rebar. it didn't do well over the winter when we had the fire on. Cheers!
slow mo cement spraying montage is hilarious!
I prefer Coke, thanks for asking Jeff! LOL!!
I'm excited to make this, once I move back to Idaho!! Nice job on this one Jeff!
your the best!! never stop !!!
need to fly u to Southern AZ ton help me lol !!!
Beautiful content like usual!
Glad you think so! Cheers!
Cool. I would also try casting a bathroom radiant floor heating mat into the concrete countertop to keep the entire surface warm. Better yet would be to build a bench with back with radiant heat for people's bodies.
Great job panda!
I truly don't care for coke or pepsi . If l feel a need for soda Ginger Beer is my pick. Excellent video. Stay strong Canada we love you.
Awesome build. Well video documented. Cutting safety glass without eye protection or gloves. LOL
i love your videos, it inspired me to build a shed, the other day it fell down on me, i'm now in a wheelchair but i'm ok
Really? Or are you lying
Pepsi all the way! Cheers Jeff! Great work as always
Thanks! 👍
Great stuff! Thanks for this
I come for the dad jokes, I stay for the instructions. Great as always guys! Also, Pepsi is ok for use in construction, but Coke all the way for consumption!
I love that table.
The only bummer about some of the videos is that it's not from the ground up. I'd watch the entire process. Keep up the phenomenal work bud. It's always a pleasure to watch the craft
my dad is waching you vids and its helping him quite alot to make houses cause id a buldierman if thats how we call it
Hell yeah, of course you have a vid on this. Nice to see you drinking a beer, well deserved.
Cheers francois!
He's kinda like everyone's drunk Canadian uncle now😅
Great project, would love to do one of these.
You can do it!
Coke is my favorite lol im watching things im never going to be able to do but I can't look away. This is so cool 😎
I love it, but wish I could have heat below table top for legs and at the top for upper warmth.
I like how defensive Matty was when the camera showed him sitting down.
As a belgian Im proud to see you drink a stella artois! Ist (in my opinion) the best belgian beer that there is
Hell Yeah! Jeff needs a show on HGTV!
I am perfectly happy right where I am Thanks. Cheers!
Agree
He has his own show with no corporate overlords telling what he can and can’t do, the way it should be!
He would make them tv guys look really bad
That would be a step back...
Would like to have one in my house in Zagreb. Nice video.
That product placement of Tim Hortons worked...heading out to grab a timmie LOL