DIY Wok Burner for Your Home

A simple project to make your own Asian outdoor kitchen essential - the wok burner!
This video assumes you have basic tools like power drill and a small drop saw and introduces the special tool used: the Kreg R3 pockethole maker. Getting the Kreg clamp is noce but not essential.
Special thanks to Tholla and Bunthan for the inspiration the day they cooked us a meal on their wok on their farm in 2019. This video was made three years later when they came over to our place last night!
Video which explains how to use Kreg R3 pocket hole tool:
• How to Use Kreg Jig R3...
Amazon link to buy Kreg R3: www.amazon.com.au/Kreg-Jig-Po...
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Aluminium angles: Metal Mate 25 x 20 x 1.6mm 3m Aluminium Unequal Angle - Silver - Bunnings Australia
Aluminium metal sheet: www.bunnings.com.au/metal-mat...

[@joelongstaff7601]

Sir I just want to say Thankyou for a great project. I built one of these this summer. I used all mortise and tenon joints with a polished poured concrete top. I cast the holes in the top to fit the burners and a sink with taps. Its been a fun addition to my summer kitchen. God bless.

[@Docdug]

That’s way cool! Thanks for sharing!!
Cheers
Doc

[@mdazeimmdnoeh48]

Awesome bro but i am more hungry from Cecilias cooking.

[@VanHacks]

lol

[@Magesandrogue]

Cool video. I don't know about your burner but it will burn whatever is underneath as it gets really..really hot. I place the burner on a metal sheet and on top of fire brick, rated to 2400 f. Cheers.

[@333KINGPIN33]

how long does that propane tank last you? I was thinking of spending money to get a natural gas hook up line directly to the burner

[@dhookdriver]

Great video, is that a Yosukata Wok? Looks exactly like mine.

[@johnnyle509]

how do tou clean afterwards?