Just as long as the bees don't think you've built them a new open-plan hive, all is good. Like you said a handy workstation makes a world of difference, outdoors.
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
Seeing the outside kitchen go away reminds me of several late afternoon cooking sessions you had with a friend. Specially prepared fresh fish in one case, if I'm not mistaken. Nice memory!
Another great project/re purposing of cabinets, Jon. Your infinite wealth of I’m just going to call them “Tips” for working smarter, not harder is greatly appreciated. And, is it me, or did anyone else find that power washing of the grime oddly satisfying?
You get some pretty good ideas every once in a while. Keep 'em coming cause I use 'em after I see you doing 'em. Jk your videos are always spot on. Thanks Jon.
I remember watching you build the cabinet, running the plumbing, etc.. I'm guessing that you just didn't use it as much as you thought you would? Regardless, it's great that you've been able to re-purpose it, and I'm sure having it in close proximity to the hives will prove handy.
Talk about time marching on. I remember you making the kitchen, the table top, and the area where the kitchen was. Thank you for bringing us along. What is the plan for the gravel area?
2:36 The skids are great - it’s like a stone sled. But I’m not clear why you went to all the bother of having all those sons if they’re not around to help the old man once in a while. This is suddenly very Arthur Miller.
Looks great, Jon. Yes, I was wondering about expansion and contraction in the top. What was that pipe you worked on? I'm guessing you were plugging the sink water line. Bill
Finished rewatchibg that project and really love the simplicity. Do you have any measurements or hand drawings for this project. Really Interested in making one this summer.
thanks for the tips Jon, are you going to put up another outdoor kitchen sink? that table top was the one from your parents house near the river video?
You got a problem? I got a problem solver & his name is revolver(Jon Peters)!!! Always finding better ways of doing things Jon. RESPECT. Oh & if you were that hard up for safety glasses I'll UPS you some Man... You looked ridiculous in the bonnet driving screws!!! LOL!! You're welcome in advance for the laughs. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
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Just as long as the bees don't think you've built them a new open-plan hive, all is good. Like you said a handy workstation makes a world of difference, outdoors.
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
Seeing the outside kitchen go away reminds me of several late afternoon cooking sessions you had with a friend. Specially prepared fresh fish in one case, if I'm not mistaken. Nice memory!
Omg. Turned out beautifully!
Such a great idea! Nicely done 👏👏
Another great project/re purposing of cabinets, Jon. Your infinite wealth of I’m just going to call them “Tips” for working smarter, not harder is greatly appreciated. And, is it me, or did anyone else find that power washing of the grime oddly satisfying?
You get some pretty good ideas every once in a while. Keep 'em coming cause I use 'em after I see you doing 'em. Jk your videos are always spot on. Thanks Jon.
Beautiful, thank you
Good stuff
I remember watching you build the cabinet, running the plumbing, etc.. I'm guessing that you just didn't use it as much as you thought you would? Regardless, it's great that you've been able to re-purpose it, and I'm sure having it in close proximity to the hives will prove handy.
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I remember you initially building that cabinet Jon. Very nice repurposing! 👍👍
When the time is right for it, maybe you could show us how you collect the honet from the hives?
Talk about time marching on. I remember you making the kitchen, the table top, and the area where the kitchen was. Thank you for bringing us along. What is the plan for the gravel area?
Great repurpose!
You can add some cleats across the width underneath to help support the top from bowing.
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Maybe make a relief cut on the underside, down the center, leaving maybe 1/8” of wood on the top? Or a couple such cuts?
Great work Jon! Thumbs up. Where will Peder and the Two River Mushroom dude do their cooking?!! :) Best to the Peters men.
2:36 The skids are great - it’s like a stone sled. But I’m not clear why you went to all the bother of having all those sons if they’re not around to help the old man once in a while. This is suddenly very Arthur Miller.
Excellent job. Jon. Can you tell us the make and model of the pressure washer you use. It did a great job. Thx
Looks great, Jon. Yes, I was wondering about expansion and contraction in the top. What was that pipe you worked on? I'm guessing you were plugging the sink water line.
Bill
WOW! 😮 I had no idea how beautiful that would be underneath all of that black. What type of wood is it made of?
Thanks! Cedar
Finished rewatchibg that project and really love the simplicity. Do you have any measurements or hand drawings for this project. Really Interested in making one this summer.
thanks for the tips Jon, are you going to put up another outdoor kitchen sink? that table top was the one from your parents house near the river video?
Good afternoon I am your subscriber from Russia. What type of wood do you use in construction?
You got a problem? I got a problem solver & his name is revolver(Jon Peters)!!! Always finding better ways of doing things Jon. RESPECT. Oh & if you were that hard up for safety glasses I'll UPS you some Man... You looked ridiculous in the bonnet driving screws!!! LOL!! You're welcome in advance for the laughs. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
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