Thanks for watching, y'all! Download the FREE plans here: bit.ly/PatioCoolerPlans The tools for this build were purchased from True Value Hardware, the sponsor of this week's project : bit.ly/truevaluehardware
Crafted Workshop can you make a bike holder for a mountain bike and for a road bike but if I still have storage for all the bike gear and USB and put some more lights on there can you accept this challenge because I want to make one of these but I do not know how to and I thought it'd be a good for you would you do it please yes or no and somewhere to put your helmet on there
Enjoyed the video! Just picked up some trek board from the big blue store, roughly 200’ for about $31, which was returned by someone with a few of the boards mitered... and I got some of the most expensive pvc decking board, which was 20’ long at $80 a board with no defects and I got 8 for the price of two. So it never hurts to check on the outside of the building on the lumber side or ask an employee,you never know what deals you can find!
My invite to your get-together must have gotten lost in the mail. Oh well... Nice build, Johnny! I've been wanting to redo my entire deck with Trex. It's neat to see it used in a different application.
Great build! Just one thing - I think the order in witch you put together the base could be different so you don't have to spin the whole leg assembly around itself. Start with the long stretcher and the T connections, then the short side pieces, then the individual legs. Hope that made sense! Love your videos, look forward to them.
Nifty project just in time for the 4th! I like this design because you can still use the cooler independently unlike some other designs out there. Great job!
We are supposed to get 97f temperature this weekend and in the mid afternoon France is playing Argentina at the World Cup so I’m hosting a patio party. I really, REALLY wish I had your idea for this cooler about a week back! :-)
Johnny B! We love this effin thing! We will be making this jam too! Thank you so much for making this video and the fun facts about True Value. You know what I noticed? I noticed you don't use a Kreg jig for your angles holes (pocket holes), but you do have the Kreg jig drill bit. Not using the jig because its just rough up and no one will see them? OH SNAP! Was That Alex and Seth at the end?
Great video, after you made a comment about where you got the tools in Duluth Ga I realized I live minutes from where I'm guessing you work from. I'd love to come talk to you about building a big green egg table. I originally came across your page from all of the mountain bike videos Seth post, specifically the van build.
To get those corners you should drill them out on the inside of your lines with your desired size bit and cut to the holes to make those corners easier to cut too.
This is great. So glad I sub'd to your channel. Love the basic power tool approach. I'm a mechanic, so my tools are geared towards that. I'll have a few tools to get, but I will be making this when I get home from my deployment. I've been wanting one but none seemed built to last 'forever', and this one really seems like it'll outlast me. Adding this to my favorites and I'll be sure to download the plans.
Cool build. I love the way that composite material looks! I’ve not heard of it before. The design is a good one. Oh & the sponsor button appears below the video on mobile too. ;)
You've come a long way bro!! I remember when I first started following you it was "Crafted Magazine" and you were not sure what direction to go. I think you only had about 1K subs. Congrats on your success!!!
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.
@Crafted Workshop can you do a TV cabinet with internal cable routing and power plugs? Basically so you have a single power cord coming out of the cabinet and all other wiring is hidden.
Well... what can I say? Fantastic work, simple and easy to build, also a very good idea in case you want to have something to keep your drinks cold in a party or a get-together and look cool at the same time. One question by the way. Why didn't you use glue on the wood parts when you put them together and only wood screws? And as always, it is a pleasure to watch your project Johnny!
Is it just cause I'm in California that the only pressure treated 2x4s that I'm aware of are the dark brown ones with the waffling? Yours look just like they are stained. Way nicer
Nice build Johnny. I like that composite material since it's a lot more durable. One question tho, since there's slight space between the boards, would rain/moisture get into the 2x4 boards underneath and warp/damage them?
Crafted Workshop Given the price of the boards it might be reasonable to not go beyond a planter about the size of your modern patio cooler but with mitered corners and that cool neutral colour it would probably look pretty sleek and stylish. You're welcome!😉
Crafted Workshop I'd watch that!😊 If it didn't use a bajillion power tools I might even try to make one. Even though someone said "DIY is always best when it’s really DBSE - done by someone else" and, in the case of woodworking, I'm tempted to somewhat agree with that…🤔😄
That looks great! But man it did NOTHING to change my opinion about jigsaws. (It was the very first tool I ever bought and it would be the last one I ever reach for)
Good build but the cooler makes it ugly. You should of made the build around a different cooler and wrapped it around the cooler. But I like the black pipe
Hola alguien sabe que tipo de material es ese gris?? es madera?? ya lo he visto en otros videos en plan paneles de aglomerado, como se llama eso en español? como lo busco en España??
Let me ask you, how good did it feel to build something without plans first. You felt free didn’t you lol. Relaxed and chill. I’m just guessing you built without plans first lol.
Thanks for watching, y'all! Download the FREE plans here: bit.ly/PatioCoolerPlans The tools for this build were purchased from True Value Hardware, the sponsor of this week's project : bit.ly/truevaluehardware
Seth's Bike Hacks and Singe Track Sampler cameo appearance
Yup!
Crafted Workshop can you make a bike holder for a mountain bike and for a road bike but if I still have storage for all the bike gear and USB and put some more lights on there can you accept this challenge because I want to make one of these but I do not know how to and I thought it'd be a good for you would you do it please yes or no and somewhere to put your helmet on there
I made a bike rack that has most of those items: ua-cam.com/video/D9NGzNWb_rQ/v-deo.html
Seth with the Bike hacks and and Johnny with the cooler hacks
Man that hand model opening the beer is dialed 😉
Nailed it! :)
Beautiful how my hobbys sanding it and sending it intersect with You Seth and Alex, love your channels!
That’s awesome, thanks man!
I thought it was odd that he would have a rubber band on his wrist... for who's hair?
For his hair!
Enjoyed the video! Just picked up some trek board from the big blue store, roughly 200’ for about $31, which was returned by someone with a few of the boards mitered... and I got some of the most expensive pvc decking board, which was 20’ long at $80 a board with no defects and I got 8 for the price of two. So it never hurts to check on the outside of the building on the lumber side or ask an employee,you never know what deals you can find!
Cooler support looks like a little baby table. It's adorable.
Hah!
My invite to your get-together must have gotten lost in the mail. Oh well... Nice build, Johnny! I've been wanting to redo my entire deck with Trex. It's neat to see it used in a different application.
Hah, you’re welcome any time man! And yea, it’s cool stuff. Very easy to work with.
That was cool to see Seth, Alex and the other guy.
Bobo!
Nice build. I probably would have used a different type of cooler for this, but that's the beauty of making things yourself.
For sure, easy to customize!
Love the build but man, that pizza at the end stole the show for me. Never seen a frozen pizza?? look so appetizing, no joke.
Hah, thanks man!
Fricken Awesome..... good ole fashion Craftsmanship , keep up the great work and tradition !
Thanks a lot!
This turned out very nice! I love that you share your mistakes even if minor to help us with our projects! Thank you!
Thanks Justin, I feel like mistakes are such a great learning experience, doesn't make sense not to share them.
Great build! Just one thing - I think the order in witch you put together the base could be different so you don't have to spin the whole leg assembly around itself. Start with the long stretcher and the T connections, then the short side pieces, then the individual legs. Hope that made sense! Love your videos, look forward to them.
Makes a lot of sense, thanks!
I love Seth's and Alex's cameo!
They’re good buds!
Great aesthetic! Love the look of the grey trex with the black pipe.
Thanks Adrian!
That looks like it will be a heavily used patio addition. Nice one.
For sure, thanks man!
11 but knows wood work !LOVE THIS CHANNEL
Thanks!
Nifty project just in time for the 4th! I like this design because you can still use the cooler independently unlike some other designs out there. Great job!
For sure, that was my goal. This is way too nice of a cooler to commit to using it in this application all the time. Thanks!
We are supposed to get 97f temperature this weekend and in the mid afternoon France is playing Argentina at the World Cup so I’m hosting a patio party. I really, REALLY wish I had your idea for this cooler about a week back! :-)
That would be perfect! You’ve still got time, this is a one day build for sure!
Guinness idea on the magnets great video
Thanks!
Johnny B! We love this effin thing! We will be making this jam too! Thank you so much for making this video and the fun facts about True Value. You know what I noticed? I noticed you don't use a Kreg jig for your angles holes (pocket holes), but you do have the Kreg jig drill bit. Not using the jig because its just rough up and no one will see them? OH SNAP! Was That Alex and Seth at the end?
I just didn’t use it in this video to keep things simpler tool-wise, but you certainly could! And yes, that was Seth and Alex!
Great video, after you made a comment about where you got the tools in Duluth Ga I realized I live minutes from where I'm guessing you work from. I'd love to come talk to you about building a big green egg table. I originally came across your page from all of the mountain bike videos Seth post, specifically the van build.
That’s awesome! I actually live in Asheville but was in Atlanta visiting my parents and went by that store to pick up some tools.
This looks like an easy summer project. That is really "Cool"! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, definitely a nice quick build!
To get those corners you should drill them out on the inside of your lines with your desired size bit and cut to the holes to make those corners easier to cut too.
Thank you for giving me ideas for the legs 🙏🏻
That Trex looks really good, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, I really dig the look too!
Love how the Dewalt logo on the circular saw is covered but it logo for the battery is still there.
Hah, yea I missed that one!
Nice. I would be tempted to miter those corners though.
Thanks for going back to basics on this one man.
No problem, hope to do more like this in the future!
The squat returns! Good build, buddy
Thanks man!
This is great. So glad I sub'd to your channel. Love the basic power tool approach. I'm a mechanic, so my tools are geared towards that. I'll have a few tools to get, but I will be making this when I get home from my deployment. I've been wanting one but none seemed built to last 'forever', and this one really seems like it'll outlast me. Adding this to my favorites and I'll be sure to download the plans.
Nice Warren, have fun and stay safe!
I didn’t know you were friends with Jesus 😄 10:53
Alex definitely shares a strong resemblance! MTB jesus :)
Lol
Lol, bless you my child. I thought it was a girl with a beard.
nice addition to your outdoor patio! love the portability too - get some sour beers in there!!
Thanks, it turned out pretty cool! And I'll load it up when you're coming :)
Man you build some pretty impressive stuff! I need to get my wood working skills up haha
Thanks a lot Scott! This would be a great project to start with.
Ahhhh... Squat-o-saurus is back! I've missed you my friend.
Hah, it’s been awhile!
That was an awesome build johnny. Great stuff man. I can’t wait to start working on my deck and adding stuff like this.
Thanks a lot, glad you liked it! I’m loving the way my patio is coming along, definitely a fun place to hang out.
Great job Johnny. Looks really sleek.
Thanks Josh!
Cool build. I love the way that composite material looks! I’ve not heard of it before. The design is a good one. Oh & the sponsor button appears below the video on mobile too. ;)
Thanks Bruce! It is cool stuff, interesting to work with. And yea, I edited this video a few weeks back and they’ve updated since then!
Love my local True Value store! Great summer project. Thanks for sharing!
Nice, thanks Seth!
Really like these basic tool builds.
Thanks Kristoff, definitely plan to do more of them.
Nice project, Would have loved to see this base welded!
Thanks! That would have been fun for sure!
What a great idea! When you inviting us all over for some "drinks"? Party at Johnny's!
Hah, any time Rob!
Grabbing a 6 pack, and headed your way!
Dude, come on!
I love the magnet idea
Yea, it was a fun addition!
Seth and Alexander in your video @ 11:00min!! Danggg small world!
Nice job!!
Thanks!
You've come a long way bro!! I remember when I first started following you it was "Crafted Magazine" and you were not sure what direction to go. I think you only had about 1K subs. Congrats on your success!!!
Thanks man, definitely been quite the journey!
Nice work Johnny! 👍👊
Thanks Fred!
great for a warm summer evenings
For sure!
Bro Dave Grohl came to your break-in party!? That is awesome!! 😆🍻
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.
Super neat you're in my part of town!
Oh nice!
@Crafted Workshop can you do a TV cabinet with internal cable routing and power plugs? Basically so you have a single power cord coming out of the cabinet and all other wiring is hidden.
That’d be cool!
Good build, Johny.
Thanks Zach!
Gotta love that dad-stache
Hah!
Well... what can I say? Fantastic work, simple and easy to build, also a very good idea in case you want to have something to keep your drinks cold in a party or a get-together and look cool at the same time. One question by the way. Why didn't you use glue on the wood parts when you put them together and only wood screws? And as always, it is a pleasure to watch your project Johnny!
Thanks man! Glue probably would have been a good idea but it’s plenty strong as is. I just didn’t want to make a huge mess honestly.
Is it just cause I'm in California that the only pressure treated 2x4s that I'm aware of are the dark brown ones with the waffling? Yours look just like they are stained. Way nicer
Not sure, maybe they're required to pressure treat in a different way since California is so health conscious?
Nice build Johnny. I like that composite material since it's a lot more durable. One question tho, since there's slight space between the boards, would rain/moisture get into the 2x4 boards underneath and warp/damage them?
Thanks! The 2x4s are pressure treated, so they should be fine.
Very cool build!
Thanks Dan!
You can plunge cut with a jigsaw too. There’s lots of videos on how to do it.
That was really great!
Thanks!
Nice work JB!
Thanks man!
Awesome project! wanna make one!! Just a question - why didn't you just use a pockethole jig instead of toe-nailing the uprights?
I was just trying to reduce the number of tools needed for this build, but a pocket hole jig definitely would have been a great addition.
So informative! This is great.
Thanks a lot Juan!
That material could probably be vused to make some cool raised garden beds…🤔 Also, nice shorts you've got there!☺️
For sure! Thanks.
Crafted Workshop Given the price of the boards it might be reasonable to not go beyond a planter about the size of your modern patio cooler but with mitered corners and that cool neutral colour it would probably look pretty sleek and stylish.
You're welcome!😉
I just might have to try that out!
Crafted Workshop I'd watch that!😊 If it didn't use a bajillion power tools I might even try to make one. Even though someone said "DIY is always best when it’s really DBSE - done by someone else" and, in the case of woodworking, I'm tempted to somewhat agree with that…🤔😄
A planter box would be easy to build with a similar amount of tools as this build.
Hey, that's Seth and Alex in your post party.
Read this as potato cooler... not sure why. Was curious why one would need to keep your potatoes cool then I errr re read it.
Hah, that's hilarious!
Singletrack Sampler and Seth's Bike Hacks!
Yea buddy!
Seth and Alex, hell yea
Yea man!
That looks great! But man it did NOTHING to change my opinion about jigsaws. (It was the very first tool I ever bought and it would be the last one I ever reach for)
Yea, jigsaws can definitely be a pain! Thanks.
I like the general idea. How much did you spend on materials? I'm always curious about the cost of projects.
About $300, the steel pipe is expensive.
I see Seth’s Bike Hacks in your video. 😂
Good eye!
First Glance - Did he build a casket??? 😎
Hah, morbid!
Sweet build
Thanks!
Johnny Squat!!!
It's back!
Wow! A 1,000 lb cooler stand.
I was thinking the same thing watching this 😅
Love this!! Also- looking for some new shop gloves... can you share which ones you use? The black ones... thx
Thanks! And they’re just regular nitrile gloves from True Value, nothing fancy. Disposable and get the job done!
awesome!
Thanks Ben!
Ben, Seth and Alex as guests ! Is the youtube community really that small or is it a coincidence I'm subscribed to all of them ?
Hah, we’re a friendly group!
Very nice man!
Thanks!
Esse projeto ficou muito bacana, quanto você gastou nele ?
Great a job 👏🏼😎🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thanks!
I want it!!
Build it!
I like the little details like the opener and magnets, nice job. why no link to the cooler tho?
Thanks man! And just search for Orca after clicking the True Value link in my bio, it’s the first one that comes up!
perfect, thanks!
Great build johnny! Curious what that trex stuff is actually made from and how easy you found it to work with?
It’s basically PVC, very easy to work!
Seths bike hacks spotted!
Yea buddy!
Aye Duluth Ga on deck
Nice!
Will there be regular appearances of Johnny Shortcakes? They looked delicious.
My wife made those, so good
Nice build! Are you using a 48 teeth blade on your circular saw?
Thanks, not sure on the exact tooth count but it’s fairly high!
Thx for the great video.
Problem getting affiliated link for the composite board or did you forget?
It’s not really sold on Amazon, so no affiliate. You can find Trex at most home centers. Thanks!
Oh cool he’s friends with Seth from Seth’s bike hacks
Noob here. Are those gray boards real wood or plastic?
They’re plastic made to look like real wood. Pretty cool stuff, super rot and weather resistant and basically just looks like painted wood.
You forgot to put the length dimension of the long 1”
Try the Kreg Jig
Yup, it works great and I have one, was just trying to show how to do it without one.
Why is the cooler sticking out?
That’s how you can get into the cooler, and it’s also easily removable.
What kind of saw blade did you use to cut the Trec material.
Just a standard wood cutting blade.
Good build but the cooler makes it ugly. You should of made the build around a different cooler and wrapped it around the cooler.
But I like the black pipe
Ha! Awesomeness!
Thanks Travis!
Hola alguien sabe que tipo de material es ese gris?? es madera?? ya lo he visto en otros videos en plan paneles de aglomerado, como se llama eso en español? como lo busco en España??
Who thought that this was actually to physically cool the patio instead of drinks?
Were mitered corners always out of the question due to material type used?
It would have definitely been possible but tricky with just a circular saw.
Right, got it. The bottom built out of pipe with casters was genius. Keep it up sir!
Thanks!
Let me ask you, how good did it feel to build something without plans first. You felt free didn’t you lol. Relaxed and chill. I’m just guessing you built without plans first lol.
Hah, I had plans! I made them before I built the piece, just had to make a few adjustments.
How come for the uprights u didn’t use pocket holes?
Trying to keep this one a little simpler tool-wise. A pocket hole jig definitely would have worked great.