Build an Outdoor Kitchen Cabinet Part 1

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Learn how to build an outdoor kitchen cabinet and countertop for a sink. The outdoor kitchen space will go alongside the grill and will be the set for the new cooking show. I show you all of the tools, tips and woodworking techniques you need to build an outdoor cabinet like this for your home.
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[@pamwilliamsrich183]

YOU DID A GREAT JOB...

[@rodfair5698]

First video of yours I have watched. GREAT!!! No worthless comments and great woodworking skills. I am housebound through illness soI rely on You Tube for entertainment. Thank you for doing this. Sincerely, Rod

[@mohdamjaddehlvi3063]

You are good.....and the work is clean.....

[@Isarog1055]

Nice job. I'm learning everyday watching these DIY stuff. Thank you.

[@Sttm35]

Nice, immaculate job, quality wood, quality equipment, precise workmanship and professional results.

[@PaesJAO]

I’m supposed to be writing a paper right now, but I can’t stop watching this dudes videos lol this guy is the man! Great vids Thanks for posting

[@damon2692]

A dude that lets his work do the talking..I like that. Subbed...

[@JonPetersArtHome]

+Daëmon Thanks!

[@LennardHartman]

Very cool to see you back on a proper woodworking project. I'm curious to see what you are going to do with the inside of the cabinet

[@bambangsosis4348]

Thats a real big work... big tools and material. You are a real pro.

[@stevecollins9450]

Looks great, Jon.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Steve

[@Skeetersmith21]

You are a inspiration Sir. That is some serious skill! Thanks for the video.

[@goosecouple]

Adam Smith and tools.

[@Oflello]

Adam Smit

[@luxuryhomes8889]

this is some next level stuff....very cool

[@ExtremelyClever555]

I'm watching this from all the way in the United States Virgin Islands ! ! !

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Nice! This is the first of 2 parts

[@dstarr3]

That's already a lovely looking piece of work. Can't wait to see the rest.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Dave

[@dagored4077]

My wife asked me to build an outdoor kitchen unit so I thought I'd check out KZbin (who doesn't?). However, having watched both parts of this project, two thing come to mind. 1) Great job! 2) I don't have access to every tool known to man. So, overcome and adapt it is! Wish me luck, I'll need it. 😎

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Good luck 👍

[@dagored4077]

@@JonPetersArtHome Cheers from the UK!

[@Sniperop775]

Fantastic video! This was literally the best thing I could do on a rainy Saturday afternoon!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@moisessaldivar4156]

Fantastic work Mr. Peters look, I forward to your other videos.

[@mikebee02]

Enjoyed seeing the Instagram updates along the way. Looking forward to seeing how the three wood species weather differently.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@manuelsoto9134]

Sir, you are an artist

[@bobbie318]

Amazing work so far, big thumbs up!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@OwassoYankeyGardenRailway]

I love all your work and improvements. You really take pride in your property. I admire that. It is the American way to take what you have and improve it. You show great character. Thanks for all your videos. They add such enjoyment to life and give me great ideas.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Gregory

[@norwegianviking69]

Great video!

[@SharpEdgeWoodworking-UK]

Looks great Jon. Beautifully done as always.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thank you

[@charlame.]

wood work ASMR!

[@adamliske]

Pulling out all of the tools!!! It's been a while since you have used this many tools on a single project!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Adam

[@hwypirt]

Very nice, wish I had a great shop like yours!

[@RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks]

Looks fantastic! Great work Jon!!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks...appreciate it

[@lourdesramon5845]

Nice job

[@maliknoorRehman]

A Lot of thanks, Best wishes from Pakistan

[@MRrwmac]

Thanks Jon! That was a really nice build which seems (from this side of the camera) to have gone well (except for that leg problem you corrected). You said no finish at all. Even for the top? Won't it warp like crazy over the fall rains and snow of winter? Where is the water draining to? Just out in the lawn or woods is what I would do. Suggestion: The piece you cut out of the top for the sink might be used for a sink cover?!? Thanks for sharing. Really like how it came out!

[@hinduspl]

Jon its nice to see that new video contain more about woodworking itself. Great project. Why do you use glued boards instead of single one - is this about stability because of the season bending?

[@BillHantzopoulos]

Very nice! Great frame assembly.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Bill

[@chema8360]

That's a beautiful job.... My best regards from Mexico City.

[@duartepaintinghandymanservices]

Nice shop!

[@RB216220]

Nice project, it looks nice and sturdy too.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@thornieves3624]

awesome work

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thank you

[@onderalireisoglu5082]

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[@brianchv3661]

Great job!! Wish I had your machinery

[@SimplyAlteringMaterials]

Hey Jon, great job... It's looking amazing so far!!! 😎👍

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@SuperCanerat]

i love seeing a mortice machine! it's like watching norm!

[@spaminbox]

only thing missing is the adjustable dovetail jig and a new england accent.

[@houch7640]

norm or porn.....lol

[@MarcoGarcia-xg5de]

nice outdoor sink!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Marco

[@MarcoGarcia-xg5de]

youre americans are very good to use a woods to create a thing like that especially the house

[@lgallant]

Nice design and build! And putting that new out-feed table to good use already 😀

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Leo...yeah, the out-feed table came in handy

[@claudiu.tomulet]

Good Jon 😎 I like you art 😊

[@dstarr3]

Also, it's amazing how much better 2x4s look with a little bit of surfacing.

[@gmdille]

And down to a lovely size of 1.25" x 3.25" :P

[@OneWoodAuwoodworking]

Looks like such a beautiful area you live in Jon

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Warren!

[@kilo2823]

Awesome vid as always!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent... Cheers...

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Adam

[@pauldeveney6535]

What a clever clever man. Brilliant skills and made it look effortless. Sir, I salute you!

[@jimmyjames3220]

Great build as always Jon! Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build on this. Another cooking vid coming up soon I hope :)

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Jimmy...yes, we'll be back to cooking once this is done.

[@jamesdavis-hc2iu]

Good job you really have some skills.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thank you!

[@MaximKozlovBlog]

Cool

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@MrRodrigo169]

this guy's a bad ass.

[@MrRodrigo169]

Granted the plumbing is shit but his wood work is amazing.

[@reempire888]

Precision Precision Precision...

[@bobwilliams5506]

Enjoy your vids. I like your style. Reminds me a bit of Norm Abram. Keep em coming.

[@GianmarcoTirico]

Complimenti Ottimo Progetto !!!

[@ForwardGuidance]

A lot of work. I suspect you will live there for a very long time. All around quality - video and work.

[@gmdille]

This actually makes me very curious how long Jon and his family have been in their current home! At a guess I'd say at least a decade, and he seems like a native NJ'er, so perhaps more, but it's not been specifically mentioned as far as I can tell. Someone please correct me if I'm mistaken. Otherwise, Jon, how long have you lived at your current address? (I hope this doesn't come across as too prying, my apologies if so.) Just a late night thought.

[@ForwardGuidance]

I wouldn't say it if not readily available on the internet (put there by Jon). He and his wife opened an art gallery in 1999 in Red Bank, NJ. They are still in the area. The family has been deeply immersed into the art scene for a very long time. Jon, to say the very least, has a broad range of skills.

[@alesambaprimeiro]

Very good🤓👏🏼👏🏼

[@phamvietphuong8789]

good job sir. I like your channel

[@lindaseymour4742]

A very simple build with no specialist machinery needed.

[@LennonPhotography]

Awesome video - and great to see your Son helping out. I wish I had a Father like to to teach me those skills! Question: How long will this last outdoors sealed with Beeswax? Can I do the same with teak furniture? Wouldn't you have to seal it with varnish or something like that?

[@ksmithrn2402]

beautiful

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@ratchriat1716]

top work man enjoyed the video

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@TXDomer]

Hi John, have you ever thought about using a Shou Sugi Ban finish? Just curious what your thoughts are on the technique and it's specific application on this project instead of allowing the frame to age with environmental exposure.

[@quiringual9]

You the man

[@wagnercintra4174]

Olá tudo bem? Voce é muito bom no que faz, Parabens, assisto todos os seu videos e aprendo muito com voce. Obrigado!!!

[@JavierLopez-pk5sd]

Hey John, thanks for all your videos and I really enjoy watching then. I got a question, what brand or type of table saw do you use?

[@myriadrocker]

Always great watching your videos. I'm very curious to know how you supplied water to the sink and where you're draining the "wasted" water. Can you talk about that in a follow up?

[@rmccauley78]

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[@kasparsm7964]

How about risk of warping for table top? For outdoor project, seems pretty wide boards used...

[@elenakurus2010]

Nice

[@kelvinbelize1508]

that's awsome

[@2upcruiser709]

Hi Jon, great video. I'm just wondering how you like your Bosch miter saw. I have seen so many mixed reviews on it's cutting accuracy. Thanks for any input.

[@RobinLewisMakes]

Looks great John. I was hoping you'd give the concrete countertop a go, was looking forward to seeing your take on it. That oak top is beautiful though, going to look even better in a year

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Robin

[@davidbishop4015]

Just found your channel. What great tutorials. You make it look so easy. Are you a wood worker by day? Can't stop watching.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks David, my focus now is teaching on KZbin

[@dennisheflin2680]

Hey Jon, this video about a year ago got me to follow you and what you do. I am building an outdoor bar this winter to use next year, can I use this method for my bar top? I love in Pittsburgh and fear the bar top will come part due to the cold.

[@nourdineohamo7926]

very good

[@mje_coc6190]

Did you put an isolation valve in? Great video

[@jankreut2294]

Looks awesome, John. I had to check back and see what you did about the beeswax.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Jan

[@bobg9888]

Jon, great project. Did you put any space between the cedar boards on the sides and back? Thanks

[@TimeMakerMusic]

I've decided to built this. Complete novice, but after watching this, I think I can do a reasonably good job. I would love to find the dimensions of the frame as well as the plumbing items needed somewhere. Do I have to sign up for IG?

[@rubengomez582]

nice

[@victororo462]

Wow! Just found this video, as I was looking for pointers on how to attach the countertop to the frame. One question though. And I'm just a beginner, just made my first small 2x4 workbench for my scroll saw and my mini Dremel router. It came out nice. But, how do you predrill holes for the screws, and have them leave a sort of cup so you can cover the screw head with like a wooden plug or cap. So the screw head doesn't show? Sorry, beginner and I don't know a lot of the names for this. Which is turning out to be what's holding me back from learning. I did love how you turned that countertop in something very good looking!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

+victor oropeza no problem, I predrill and countersink so the wood doesn't split. If I plan on filling the hole with a wooden plug , I will counter sink the hole deeper to make room for the plug. Hope that helps

[@1xdramakilla]

Being that close to the grill, do you think the hest will affect the woo any?

[@tonyo.8623]

Looks great John. Can I ask where you bought the nylon domes for the leg bottoms? I just built an outdoor couch out of cedar and want to do the same thing, but couldn't find what I was looking for until I saw your video....thanks

[@CastorWoodworks]

Is there any concern of it going up in flames? If i were to use a drop in grill, how would I ensure the wood won't catch fire through radiant heat?

[@WoodenCreationz]

Interested in the weathering that occurs to it after 1 year. Hope to see video of results... I would think cupping may try to return if not treated. I have wiped rusty vinegar on some of my pieces and it will gray in matter of minutes. It came out beautiful man.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Interesting...good tip

[@DieterSchneider]

Nice project. Just put som iron sulfate on the wood and you will have the weathered look in no time. Works great.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks...good tip

[@franklinjimenez]

Genius

[@cejkwo100]

Nice build Jon, where is the sink draining to?

[@dannypayne599]

Was wondering the same thing

[@ayedayed9787]

Very nice work I wish you success of the Lord

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@raulsanchez4493]

I love watching these vids. It’s therapeutic! Are there plans available for this outdoor counter?

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks, no I didn’t make plans for this project

[@mitweiler]

@@JonPetersArtHome Would of been great if you made plans for this, very very nice. Your videos are so detailed I will be able to figure it out and add my own touch to it. Great video ! :)

[@OnEvenKeel]

Won't two screws per fascia boards encourage splitting with changes in moisture? Why not one nail (cheaper than screws) per fascia board?

[@PatricesProjects]

I have been searching for a video on how to attach a hose or drip irrigation hose to a drain. my potting table will be inside a garden room. I need the water to drain out to the plants that will be just outside the structure. can you please go over the parts you used?

[@jminichcastro]

What is the name of the adapter that you used between the sink hose and outdoor hose fitting?

[@genesisretail2180]

I don’t even wear button shirt for the office This guy wear it for this hard labor Respect

[@andrescastro6538]

does you outdoor kitchen covered by some type of roof? or fully espoused to water/sun. i want to built a very small (2x5 ft ) island out of wood frame with cement board, but it will be fully exposed to water/sun and i wondering if the materials will hold up over the years

[@CameronsCandorOriginal]

Where is the water supply coming from? I seen in a previous video but wasn't sure if it was from a garden hose?

[@allanpaganini]

Hi Jon, How are you? Very Nice your project. Congratulations

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Allan!

[@zv3000]

Hi Jon, got a quick question for you , regarding a router, can a trim router do most things that a"full size" router can do. Obviously it can't cut through a lot of material at once. No router can but i mean can it handle a bit more than just champers and cabinet trimming ? thanks in advance !

[@stathisbikos6563]

since it's been years I thought I might add my two cents: I have a makita RT0700C, wich is most decidedly an edge router. Depending on the package you buy it can come with a plunge router cradle and tthe like. I have never found something it CAN'T do. Yes, you have to go slower and you need to take more, smaller cuts and yes. it's limited to 8mm max shank bits, but other than that It can do pretty much anything the bigger boys can. For heavy professional use and for heavy material removal save yourself the headache and get a big boy router. But if DIY work is all you do, a good trim router with the proper attachments will do the job and by very very handy for the smaller, more delicate and detailed stuff. I will also remind you that my makita and the Dewalt DCW600N are the two most used routers in DIY CNC router builds. So they do have enough oomph for large scale projects.

[@frankingram3382]

Looking good Jon, when all is done why not have a Bar-b-Que and invite all of your subscribers to join you and help break in your new grill. Sounds good to me and it looks good on paper. God Bless my friend.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Ha...sounds fun!

[@marcosg9736]

nice project :-)

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Mark