How to Build an Outdoor Kitchen | DIY Outdoor Kitchen

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This video is part of a series of videos in which I show you how to build an outdoor kitchen. This is not a step by step video, but more of a basic diy outdoor kitchen explanation of how I built my very own outdoor kitchen.

In this video I finish up the framing on the outdoor kitchen, cover the front of it with nice looking cedar wood fence panels and build the doors. It's coming along nicely and I'm getting excited to fire up the bbq and get this outdoor kitchen working!


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[JohnKaufmann]

This is exactly what I will be doing. Just poured a 25x25 patio and I really needed some inspiration. Your example is well within my ability.

Thx

[zippyscott]

Super excited I’m gonna try this after watching your first video of the outline I can do it

[ModernMarvel.]

Dude! It looks great. I'm prob going to do this and chop the corner off. Nice work

[barkingshark]

I think you did a great job. I’m a woodworker in the capacity of heirloom jewelry boxes made from exotic woods. Grain placement is extremely important to me. One thing that may have made this more aesthetically pleasing to the eye would’ve been to make the door and the right side cabinet from one plank. Then it would’ve blended together better, rather than seeing a door made from completely different planks. Nonetheless you did good and should be proud of yourself..

[dadset]

I'm going to be building this in a couple of weeks. You have given me some great ideas on how to proceed. Thanks !!! Great job so far.

[seandao]

Nice project... I like looking into you face while you’re talking...lol... it’s very friendly...Thanks. This what I’m going to build in my back yard.

[sethagreen]

Looks great! I can't wait to see this finished!

[kaykapena]

Subscribed because you’re an Oregonian like me! 🥳🥳

[kalieghcarmona]

It's looking really good! It is going to make everything so convenient at the bbq :)

[robertgift]

Install the sink so you *need not go inside* to use the kitchen sink. I'd like to have ours on thend where most easily reached from the yard for gardening, yard work, drinking water.

[vilikarac]

Looks great. Is there a video on the framing part. I like what you created

[mdzhappy]

Any concerns/precautions with the wood and the BBQ? What if there is a flare up? Looks great, can't wait to see it finished!

[z-man]

How’d you tie your lumber down with the tailgate open like that especially for the small pieces to keep them from sliding out? Maybe that’d be a good video topic?

[josebotello]

How to build an outdoor sink: showcases hinges and knobs...😂

[AntonioCruz-xqet]

Have you have any problems with the wood catching fire?

[arshk]

good vid BrigGuy - i would really like this style for my indoor kitchen ( minus bbq) as i like the heavy strong framing vs those mdf cabinets etc .. any considerations ?

[vwman]

What size screws did you use on the framing. And what size nails in the nail gun
Looks great

[Christopherjamesmurphy]

So wont all this rot because its not pressure treated?

[diydadnowandthen]

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[Banannaspot]

I'd really like some kind of sink while I'm BBQing. Just a hose hook up or bottled water spout with bucket or hose drain. That distance to the sink bugs me every time I BBQ . I like the bucket idea for condiments, I'd like one bigger to hold ice and more than condiments. All that wasted storage space underneath would bug me too. Might look cute with some barndoor sliders on them. I'd love to keep all my BBQ stuff underneath instead of the Laundry room they reside in.