Cheap(ish) Outdoor Firepit/Fireplace Hybrid Ideas
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2020
- Step by step of how i built my outdoor fireplace/fire pit
Stone:
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Weston Stone, Napoli, 4x12x8
Saw: Evolution DISCCUT1 12" Disc Cutter link:
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PL Premium Amazon Link:
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#Firepit #fireplace #DISCCUT1 - Навчання та стиль
I really enjoyed the cursing. As a Paratrooper Combat Veteran, I needed to hear some cursing today and it felt good lol
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Great design! The swearing, the Beer, the sweet DYI project! The only thing missing is a Wood tipped black mild cigar. My kind of peeps right here! I wish you were my neighbor!
Fuche Man! You are a genius! You’re like the Egyptians, drinking beer and making pyramids. Love it mate. Cheers 🇦🇺
Awesome Dude, you are the man! I checked out fireplace kits way overpriced. Your end result is better than most custom builds. You talk like me and drink like me and build like me, luv ya!
Dude, you are hilarious and entertaining. Love your idea on the freestyle. You knew enough to make an awesome looking piece on the fly. This is what's up.
Thanks! Cheers!
That's a great idea. Excellent skill in completing it all just freehanded. I'm impressed.
Thinking out of the box.....exactly what i need for winter fires here in UK. Nice one bro
Thanks for the video...I’m going for this style of fireplace.
Dude, you killed it, nice build, it looks great!!!!
Just liked the way you put it together. Cool design. Beer worthy admiration in the end
Top design bro, love it
Oh yeah coming to my backyard real soon ... thanks homie great work
You are the awesome! Love your spirit!
Beautiful job! I like the dry stack looks better than motor
From your idea and others on UT,
I thank you! Your design along from others helped me make a decision and solve my own fireplace dilemma. (Double-face fireplace for the den and patio) without allowing animals, Intruders, or weather easy access to the inside of the dwelling. Since I'm pouring the concrete for the patio and den this makes the perfect time to properly plan the fireplace design and location.
Looks good. Thanks for the ideas and being freestyle. Light it, dont hide it!
I LOVE this. I have been looking into a covered fire pit area but maybe I’m going to try doing this but taller and cover around it but have the smoke escape through the top how you have it designed. This is giving me so many ideas 💡
This is dope AF.
Nice job !!!
Looking forward to next video
F-ing awesome!!! Building it. I will probably make the columns thinner
Awesome!!!
Out Damn Standing! I’m inspired to do one myself
This is awesome! Great job! I was looking for this type of design. I wanna add some place on it to store wood without it getting wet.
Cool man, nice job even do drinking pretty dam good job.
That is bad ass!! Cheers!!!
The beer in about every shot absolutely made this project perfect. Cheers eh 🍺
Cheers to you!
Well done, great video
Thank you!
You had me at power tools, flip flops and fucking beer!
I like yote style! And, nice job!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Sweet!
Nice work bro
bad ass dude, I like it
Love it! Maybe coat the inside of the top section with some wire mesh and refractory cement.
you just solve my problem thank you so much.
OMG you may be my long lost brother. LOL Cutting in flip flops and cussing like a sailor... YUP.. Great job!
Cheers sis!
its a beuty my man, i used same kind of material to build out door kitchen of mine, and totally understand the frustation of bricks not being the same thicknes, so much harder for us
Light a fire in it. Does the 'chimney' pull the smoke up?
I am going to build this in my back yard.
F@#% it! Let's Do it. Great video. Going to try this in a few weeks.
Cheers! years later its still solid, no regrets!
😀😎👍👍🔥⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ congratulations you have thought for yourself you created something out of your own mind and you did not let no one sing for you. You have brought something new to the world that is nice.
Great job, wish you were my neighbor
Looks cool man, I don’t know about adhesive but I used high temp mortar and fire brick on the inside of mine.
thank you! Cheers!
Canadian now living in Florida. Amiright? Love your home setup with the pool and firepit, etc. Really inspiring!
Hells yea! Canadian. fckin eh!
First time seeing this guy's video I fucking love ya man can't stop laughing that's me with pretty much every project....
Mortar works better then glue.
Rustoleum high temp paint for your bare carbon steel that will rust the heck out being in such a humid area.
Broski that design would have worked great for the corner of your patio, that way no obstructions to your view, since you went so high. Other then that, cool design and hope it lasts a while.
totally agree with the high temp paint! if shit hits the fan ill do a follow up vid. Should last a few years tho! Cheers!
Good job man, I=ve been thinking about something similar, building an outdoor kitchen on the farm and I got some red bricks or block pavers laid around so came on here for inspiration and found you, I laughed all the way through, swearing, drinking beer and using what I have instead of spending money, ha ha would love to work with you on a project I work just the same!
Too late now but I would of filled the pit with any old crap, rocks or hardcore and just dressed off the last six inches with gravel. Maybe I will skim some high temp morter on the inside but I doubt it I´m too lazy. You ever find yourself in Sweden come to the farm man.
You forgot to calculate beer costs also! Lol
Very true!! Cheers!
Very nice ! Where did you get the pavers and what size are they ? I’m gonna try and build it .
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This is an awesome video and exactly what I am looking to do. Can you comment on the sizes of the stones you bought and quantity?
I read the comments and got my answers. Cheer brother
Cheers!!
Dude! Excellent work! Very entertaining and insightful. Love your commitment to perfection.
Have you considered a “chimney cap” to help “rain proof”? Thinking vented “roof peak” which allows smoke to escape but protects fire from rain. Nice work!
the original plan was to keep going higher with a chimney but after some back and forth with the wife i stopped where i did. id day go for it if you want it! Cheers!
"this lil fucker right here..." 🤣🤣 liked and subscribed! Beautiful piece of property, awesome fireplace!
That's why you're supposed to use mortar, because the paver stones aren't the same thickness.
That looks awesome man I think I am going to build something similar to what you made. It is totally different from any other fire pit I have ever seen.
My husband and I just watched and were entertained and informed! Interested to know how adhesive is working a year later!!! 🍻
I have full faith in the adhesive! More so then the steel at this point! There will be a follow up vid at some point! Cheers and have a wonderful night!
Hilarious vid! Love it! Very helpful ... just wondering if you miss the pond hockey down there in FL eh?!
No pond Hockey but Tampa is a Hockey town for sure!
Nice job man. You didn't include the cost of the beers in the total. Hey can you post a picture of it lite? Also does one have to cut away the patio stone or can you go directly on too? (I get it you won't have the drainage )
OMG...I watch this entire build video & you don’t throw some wood in it & fire it up?
🔥FAIL🔥
lol, It was getting lengthy! there will be plenty of burn footage in the future to try to see how the adhesive holds up! Cheers!
It looks amazing! What kind of stones or bricks did you use?
Any reason you used patio slabs instead of bricks. Also you opted for a glue rather than a cement, any specific reason why and could you used cement if you’d rather?
If you're not feeling it, drink another beer until it doesn't matter anymore 🤣
Totally my style of thinking. Doing plans while the materials are already bought and waiting 😂 I imagined this exact same project and then found yours! Problem is, wife doesn't feel it too. Did yours got over it?
Will those blocks crack from the heat, especially if wet? How are they holding up after using?
I did a pig pit with concrete blocks and its falling apart from heat.
Based on similar fire pits built many years ago with similar pavers. Id say that they should not crack from heat for a long time. That being said. Its hard to judge the quality of the pavers vs fire size and frequency. I will follow up with other videos if things go south with this pit/place. Follow along.
im curious why you used locktite glue instead of mixing a bucket of cement? Also I wish you would have showed yourself using it at the end of the vid.
2 reasons.
1 - it is just WAY easier to use.
2 - i am experimenting to see how it holds up. i have faith that it will. I plan on doing a follow up video after several dozen fires to see how it holds up. stay tuned.
I was living this video..whole way but really needed to see the fire and you and wifey..cheers'n beers..Rin front of it..you sayin..I F'n did this ish!...need more ideas hit me up .lol ..
Hey bro great vision. You mentioned about doing a pyramid type but didn't want to go deep into it. What would you suggest?
i was kinda talking about the top part how it go pyramid style.
Looks amazing. Do you have a quest about the cost of supplies?
Skip to the end of the video. I go over costs. Cheers
Nice, needs air to enter from the bottom
I would have built it much higher so the smoke will blow farther away from where you sit. I experienced a down draft sometimes so that short chimney design wouldn't work so good.
Totally doable to build it higher. I still have it like this but debate whether to go higher. Cheers!
Bro any issues with rain and flooding in there since you don’t have any drainage? Also I would throw one of those fireplace log holders in it..
There are no issues with rain water. At 3:00 in to the vid i do talk about drainage and show what i did. I plan on adding more gravel into it to raise it a bit more, but yea, a log holder is also a good idea. Cheers!
You didn’t light it up at the end.
What size are the blocks? Love this idea!
3.5" x 8" x 12"
I'd use a diamond cup grinder to flatten the pavers
Totally agree, but surprisingly, the blade was quicker and easier then i was expected. Cheers!
How does the smoke do in wind? Does it blow everywhere or does it go up that "chimney"?
It behaves like a normal fire pit, aside from the 4 pillars blocking it a bit. Cheers!
@@SebastianBalos that means the smoke goes any way the wind blows.
@@DOLsenior yea the smoke goes with the wind. Its more for the look then functionality. Ive thought about getting some stainless steel panels cut for 3 side that you can put in or take if the wind is an issue. Might be an option for you. Cheers!
I went on Belfast and couldn’t find anything on buying the universal stones you put in the description? Only kits?
Belgard*
I would not say that you have to stick to the same brand. Find a local paver yard that does similar sizes of stone and work with that! Cheers!
Love it Dude. Fucking Awesome. I am going to do the same.
Appreciate the comment! Cheers to you!
How did the glue hold up?
So far all good!
What gauge iron did you use?
Hey Mike, its 1/4" thick.
Why remove the pavers , why not build on top??
3 main reasons.
1 - you are able to easily level the build
2 - in my opinion taking them out also makes the build look more professional.
3 - you can add some drainage under it.
But at the end of the day you could just do it on top as well. Cheers!
Embarrass, only one thing I may have a comment on I like everything and the comment is I hope that you spray paint with a high heat rust oleum on the steel so it doesn’t corrode and break and everything will fall apart but you can live and you learn you may do it next time Remember high heat Rust oleum spray paint and protects it from the water, and it also protects it from The heat
Light it up
You should have used mortar instead of using adhesive.
80$ for gravel, God made those things for free !!! Da F
It looks very nice, I actually have the same thing going on on my chimney, it had irregularities that were no more than 1/8", ha, ha, there are so many ways to make a fire, here's mine a little more traditional but mine is also very different from others. You mentioned 5k, about what i had in materials ua-cam.com/video/m4r6Kr1Plno/v-deo.html
Drink everytime he says hybrid!
lol, I just took a chug! Cheers!
I like the way it looks. Tough guy look. She sounds a bit spoiled. Her profanity was worse. If you don't have kids you may want to consider a divorce and find a mate that respects your personal choices.
Too much talking
Dont watch. Find another video…