DIY outdoor kitchen build! Final episode with cost!

The outdoor kitchen build is complete and ready to use. I share the full cost breakdown as well as show the final install of appliances, materials and electronics.
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[@thereseboogades8498]

You are the KING of details - purpose-driven details. Awesome! You're helping us SO much! Get a ribbed mat, motion lights in the cabinet, make sure to vent with screens, seal those raw wood edges, strap that TV down, etc 😅 Go Andrew! Your wife is so fortunate. Ooh,it looks so good at night as well. That ribbed mat is perfect! 🎉

[@TKCL]

Thank you. We try to put a lot of thought into each project.

[@commonsensepatriot9450]

It's impressive how you thought about every little detail as you were building. I'll be watching this build over and over as I build ours for sure.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@danawinstead4018]

I appreciate you doing these videos. Thank you so much for sharing the details that really makes a difference for me to understand the why’s of what you are doing. We are in Georgia so I will be building with the same precautions. Thank you again!

[@TKCL]

You are so welcome!

[@WhiteDragonSecurity]

Looking AWESOME!!! A few ideas: 1) If you need to, instead of replacing the LED strip with rope lights, just make your own by buying some cheap clear hose and run the strip back through it, then plug the ends with either silicone or hot glue. 2) Paint a cap for the propane valve to match your decor. It'll look better, and stop anything from trying to nest in it. 3) Place a catch bucket under the zappers and feed the bugs to your chickens. Protein for your protein!

[@TKCL]

Love idea #2! Thanks

[@WhiteDragonSecurity]

@@TKCL Happy to help! Been watching since the beginning of your ice machine project. Of which, I can't seem to find any final results of...???

[@TKCL]

I've posted a few recent #short videos. It's working great and being used weekly.

[@Suzwebb1]

What an awesome outdoor kitchen from start to finish! I really enjoyed watching this build. It's time to entertain!

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@pampilgrim2274]

Hi, Andrew! Your sweat equity, business acumen, and expertise allowed you to build an awesome outdoor kitchen without a huge cash outlay. Congratulations, Young Man! You are for sure the ultimate Mr. Thinker Tinkerer!!

[@TKCL]

Why thank you!

[@jeremyreed8451]

I watched all the Parts to this series and though I don't plan on building an outdoor kitchen, I picked up so many great pointers for random construction things that I can use for other projects!

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@jamessmith3741]

We like playing music videos also when people come over. It gives the people not in a conversation viewing pleasures.👍🏾👍🏾

[@WiLNorCaL]

WOW, that is one impressive outdoor kitchen for $6000 and looks amazing.. Thank you for all the tips and videos.. WiL

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@grumpymorris6351]

I put the same strip lights on my bar. After I stuck them on I used thumb tacks to ensure they stayed on. Do not stick the tack through the strip, just use the head to hold it. Mine are still up after 3 years.

[@TKCL]

Great to know

[@hansmuller9121]

You built a super outdoor kitchen for very little money, hats off for that and please keep doing it. Greetings from Berlin Germany

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@vernholio]

On the verge of building an outdoor kitchen ourselves. REALLY appreciate all of the detail you gave us throughout the build. Great job!

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@michaelsmall6818]

I lived in Fort Lauderdale Florida for 8 years and i never had a bug problem like yours, those are crazy man, that would drive me nuts... the outdoor kitchen looks great 👍

[@TKCL]

That's a very common Florida problem twice a year as these bugs migrate.

[@michaelsmall6818]

@TKCL judging by the size of your property, you must be out west or something, in the country part of Florida, I was 10 minutes from the beach... so I'm sure you get way more bugs out there... lol

[@nwijesinghe]

this is amazing. my number was $7000. but i think you have added over $20K in value to your home with this build

[@willfixthingsfordonuts]

If you want to have a permanent install of the LED lighting, use aluminum LED track with diffused cover, and also, use better quality LED's, those will last weeks if your lucky. They just can't handle humidity being out in the open like you installed them. Also seal connections with Dowsil 737 silicone, NOT the home depot stuff! I do a fair amount of custom lighting. I'm NOT trying to be critical, I love the kitchen, Just passing on some experience with thin-strips.

[@TKCL]

So far zero issues.

[@brihal6498]

What LED's would u recommend? Great tips!

[@willfixthingsfordonuts]

@@brihal6498 Fully tubed (IP67 rated) strip tucked inside of aluminum track has given me the longest life. It's critical to fully weather seal with an alcohol based silicone like Dowsil.

[@garyfrisch8787]

I have to thank you. Ive been panning my outdoor kitchen for a while. While doing this I’ve been getting rid of things i wanted due to cost. Switching to vevor and saving about 800$ just in doors. Thank you for this awesome video series.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

[@stevewilkerson8229]

Very nice! I like all the tools you have too!.... Jealous! Gave me some great ideas on my outdoor kitchen I am about to start on. Thank you!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@BEONNEON]

Ok I paused it and this is my thoughts...... WOW! Saw the first few videos and need to watch them all but WOW! I did a cooking area on my deck I built and now I'm ready to start over since seeing this. Thanks lol

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Loubur52]

You have a beautiful outdoor kitchen. You did a great job.

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@mycraftathome1]

I just wanted to say I appreciate this series you covered alot of my questions. You did a great job. Im a guy just like you but but i Live up north in New England and bought a house built in 1900 during Covid soIi taught myself how to do what i needed. I'm no professional but I learned a lot from trying and KZbin. I dont think I have the balls to document my projects on KZbin but you certainly have given me some courage. Thank you for the info!

[@TKCL]

Glad I could help

[@jamesbromstead4949]

If you don't like the brass fitting, get a rubber cover off a propane bottle and cap it off when you aren't using it. (keeps the bugs and dirt out of it too) Another great addition to your amazing house. Thanks for the video too.

[@TKCL]

Just ordered one from Amazon.

[@tylerdurden2093]

I don't know much you'll be able to enjoy this amazing build with all those thunderstorms rolling in every 30mins haha! It came out really nice, definitely something that is going to last decades!

[@TKCL]

Sitting at the bar top right now responding to you, it's been enjoyable over the last year.

[@RobertKohut]

Very nice build, looks amazing... 🙂 I think the only thing I would change is the fridge. The glass door sweats too much in your climate. 🙂 *You really did an amazing job!!!* (on the penny pinch as well)

[@TKCL]

But it does look cool at night! Thanks!

[@user-qv9bd4ye1f]

LED LIGHT Fix use hot glue gun My wife and I put up LEDs under and inside our kitchen cabinets looks awesome the got glue has held up perfect.

[@thomasgibson3039]

Love your show. Great job !!! I had a summer kitchen built for me, just like the "front of yours" , so it was half your size and it was $10K. It was half your size !!! great job buddy, really good. Thank You

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@Theleader1987]

Thank you for the help! Now let me go and build my outdoor kitchen 😜

[@TKCL]

Best of luck!

[@michaelbaumgardner9493]

Good morning. Get some moisture traps. They'll help with prolonged periods of none use/heavy fog/overcast.

[@Glenn_and_ShannonsSalty_Life]

Don't be surprised if your tv watching habits change. Before we bought this house with an outside kitchen, we rarely even watched tv. Got a smart tv, "cut the cord" and now we watch it all the time! Your channel included, lol. Excellent job btw!!

[@TKCL]

Lol we've already been watching, but as suspected, it's music videos.

[@mrmudstud5980]

Great Job! My consider installing a permanent soap dispenser just like in your kitchen and get a stainless piece to match your sink. One less piece of equipment to save or put away when you are not using the kitchen or when bad weather is coming. Excellent Job and explanation.......

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@levyrogers6979]

Well done my man on the outdoor kitchen build.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@nadialove2048]

Usually I just fast forward just to see the finished product by I can’t because I’m learning a lot from this guy.

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@markymark9359]

I really enjoyed this series!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@dane9175]

A few episodes back you had a hydraulic spill. I have just experienced a hydraulic mishap myself. Customers driveway about five years old clean no oil stains. until I showed up I popped the hose how many excavator. No sawdust available nothing!! I mopped it up with paper towels it was not looking good. I had some plain old laundry detergent in my truck a with a soft bristle brush. The laundry detergent did a wonderful job next time you spill try it.

[@TKCL]

Great to hear

[@PatrickSmith87]

They make aluminum channel for those LED strips they are slick looking and have a defuser so it makes the light look softer and better looking IMO

[@TheSoloAsylum]

If you spend $10k on that outdoor kitchen you would be doing good. As much as you guys will use it, it's worth every penny. But at your price, you guys are killing it.

[@TKCL]

Thank you, I agree

[@nwflboy007powell8]

Looks great! Being here in Florida myself I can tell you there are more attractive and effective ways to deal with mosquitoes, yellow flies, fleas etc. That is to grow lemon grass, peppermint, spearmint and sweetmint and lavender in containers - bugs can't stand the fragrance and it adds a little ambiance to the area. I have it on my patio and it works. You may have an occasional fly-by but that's it.

[@TKCL]

I've definitely heard about the lemon grass.

[@nwflboy007powell8]

Lavender prevents fleas too

[@kiarakairhee]

Awesome! Awesome!! Awesome!!! Build. Just simply awesome!!!!

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@blgarndogg9673]

A good tip for using LED tape is to buy a translucent channeling and place the tape in there. If you get a tape with a lot of leds per meter it will look like a continuous strip rather than seeing individual LEDs. Just found your channel today and these videos have game me some ideas ans inspiration to start building my back garden out.

[@TKCL]

I'm about to change those lights out, thanks.

[@jordandale85]

I did that with aluminum channels with a frosted plastic cover. They shipped directly from china. It said what they were on the package but not descriptively, customs felt they needed to open and check them out. lol My strips had leds a little closer and I ran two strips in each one to make them brighter. But I made them for photography.

[@user-yf8su6pu3x]

My husband and I really enjoy watching your video, we just had our pole barn build and will be adding on outdoor kitchen. We are now sure that we can build it ourselves and save a lot of money. Thank you for providing so much details and informations.

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed the content.

[@robertcribb3859]

Andrew this is the most fantastic outdoor kitchen build everything is handy the sky is definitely not the limit for what you can do

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@gcampbell83]

Great job on the planning and execution of the outdoor kitchen. Extremely impressive build. I was wondering why you didn't paint the edges of the hole you cut for the gas line.

[@TKCL]

I should have 😬

[@MercuryDemers2007]

@@TKCL you could always caulk the gas line, the only place for water to get in is around it

[@bobflores]

the adhesive on the strip LED is going to fail. no doubt about it. a bead of hot glue will hold the lights in place. when you want to change the lights the hot glue is easy to remove. looks great.

[@bennyd3000]

Amazing job.

[@TKCL]

Thanks!

[@andresmendivil9388]

Great video! I was wondering how you configured access to the drip tray of the Blackstone. Thanks

[@hanksnowden5288]

I love your style and commentary. It must be because I'm also from the south. Cheers from Louisiana!

[@TKCL]

Cheers from North Florida!

[@chrishopper4375]

Andrew I used Kasa wifi switches in many places of my house You can use all of the timer and schedule functions you have with your switch, but you also control with a cell phone and even Alexa!

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@ciromoreno4733]

Awesome job dude

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@MrJeffm66]

The only thing that is missing is a dinner bell and a invitation lol. Maybe a place to play horseshoes or cornhole. Congratulations, I'm sure you guys will enjoy every minute of it.

[@TKCL]

Ooooh, most of that is definitely on the list.

[@cheryldemont7131]

Love the kitchen; I’d be afraid of using blue lights under the countertop when you have the blue bug zappers. But that’s just a mosquito attraction speaking…

[@r.m.2301]

Outstanding series this build looks great and I love the detailed how-to video which helps a ton. I like the longer videos with more detail and yours were perfect thank you so much...

[@TKCL]

Awesome, thank you!

[@wordgiesworld5483]

I stumbled on your series while researching my own (eventual) outdoor kitchen build. The info you provided throughout the videos is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for. Cheers!

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@DeclanRyanRising]

I'm gonna put you in my algorithm with Matt Risinger, Adam Savage and This Old House. Great breakdown on a patio kitchen. It's nicer than my indoor kitchen. Good attention to details and very little skipping or bypassing of important steps. You did forget to add your homemade robot to do all the cooking!

[@TKCL]

That's a heck of a list to be included in.

[@jacktupper]

Thank you for all the good ideas well worth the watch

[@TKCL]

Glad you like them!

[@SickTheory]

Couple years ago i had to built my framing out of metal due to the prices of lumber through the roof. I had granit tops installed ($1400 +$800 install) i did not even think about tile, yours came out really nice. I added the govee led lights around my island and love them, they have difderent patterns for different occasions. I think mine ran arpund $7500 with everything mostly done myself. My grill alone was ($2400 napolian pro 665).

[@robyo1713]

I think it looks great .

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@dennisshorter]

Andrew I know you aware of wireless woofers and speakers for your outside smart TV. I know you already have a Bluetooth setup, but having a wi-fi setup would also be good. Love the "Kitchen", fantastic job! God bless.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching, God bless!

[@honeybadger4198]

not sure if you go back and read comments....one of my friends ( an e.r doc) has 5 plus acres and about 50 yards from his house he has what looks like grill from far away. However it repeals bugs from his property and sets a dome around his house field. I dont remember the name of the device. I do know he payed around 10k for it 5 years ago. I can say 100% though everytime i go over there i dont get bitten by any mosquitoes and i live in south east georgia and the bugs are horrific!

[@TKCL]

While that's well out of my budget, Id be curious about the name in case they make a cheaper model.

[@brianafassett]

I had guessed $8k. And was amazed at the price. You remind me of a Southeast version of Wranglestar. You’ve got a new subscriber in me! Counting down the days to get out of this southern Commiefornia hell and up to Idaho and finally put 10+ years of construction and handyman work towards my own house. Thanks for the inspiration and God bless you and your family!

[@TKCL]

SE Wranglerstar 😂, that's a first! Take care and I don't blame you for wanting to ditch that state.

[@dougdavis4439]

Wow, came out great and you know you saved a ton of money! You guys will have years of enjoyment out there!

[@TKCL]

We certainly hope so. This should become our favorite hang out spot, especially when the pool and fire pit area is completed.

[@dougdavis4439]

@@TKCL It will be a sweet setup for sure! Happy for you guys! Can't wait to see some belly flops! Lol!

[@G_Weezy]

LED channels with the diffuser would work great under there. Mount them up and stick the LED strips onto them.

[@Brokeazzchef]

Those light stick like crazy , I used them in the daughters room and it ripped the drywall when we moved , but they were so cool

[@TKCL]

Lol wow

[@timbruck2380]

The bug zappers arr awesome! Sounded like you were making popcorn! Lol

[@TKCL]

No kidding

[@richbanuelos251]

Damn dude,that is absolutely beautiful……now I’m going to go throw rocks at my backyard😂

[@codyburgess7034]

Great job! Now we need some cooking videos!

[@TKCL]

Coming soon

[@_morgoth_]

Since you are really looking forward to listening to music out there, maybe look into Govees RGBIC outdoor led strips. They have a mic and can react and change and do patterns based upon the music. Bunch of different options in the app to select from.

[@TKCL]

I've seen some sets that do that.

[@bartondinwiddie3428]

I have a Vevor still and it is a fine piece of equipment.

[@TKCL]

I've been very curious about one.

[@christianramos2901]

Not sure if you did this but make sure you used teflon tape to where the gas hose screws in to the QCC1. Would be a much bigger deal indoors but still don’t want any gas leaks.

[@TKCL]

I used liquid thread sealant specifically designed for gas connections.

[@billdiehl156]

Really enjoyed this build series. I was a little late to the party, but subscribed after the first video. Waiting for you to add a pizza oven!

[@TKCL]

I've got plans to build a unique wood fired pizza oven. It's way down the project list though. We are about to build a pool and deck off of the kitchen.

[@Buzinfree777]

I’m new to your channel your home is beautiful and I love your outdoor kitchen it’s perfect. If people are going to be sitting in barstools at your bar you might need to install a foot rest or you’ll have foot marks on the wood at bottom of the bar. We had that issue with our bar and my husband just got a sturdy metal plumbing pipe he had and cut it to the size, added metal caps on the ends, and heavy duty brackets to make it sturdy. Love your ideas 😊 God Bless🙏🏻

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much. My bar stools will definitely have foot rests.

[@tonidavis1045]

I have a Stainless Steel Breville ct oven which has 2 shelves and is also a convection, broiler, airfry, toaster etc... it's small but big enough for a regular size cake pan, I just love it, I take it camping with me!!

[@TKCL]

I've considered something similar

[@xzibit8614]

If you want a more commercial feel, look at the waring WCO500X. Fits 4 half sheet pans! Commercial kitchens use it

[@rochellerosales6880]

You are amazing ! The outdoor resort! 📺 👍🏽👏🏽 respect ✊🏾!

[@melgarcia91945]

6k that's fantastic brother in San Diego to have that built buy a contractor would easily be minimum 15k if not 20k. Great job!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@assocrec]

Dude you are one heck of a craftsman and not a bad content producer! Love the channel!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@ifger]

Really hope Vevor is seeing how valuable your work is; I will be using this video set for promo for clients!

[@workingmanrondoyle3287]

Wow 🤯 I was really close at $6k . Very nice 👍👍 job. Well done my friend. I'm just wondering when you're going to screen the entire porch in, to be able to enjoy it 🤔

[@TKCL]

Naaa, it blocks your view and some of the breeze.

[@nekitaruiz9363]

Really love this gave me great ideas for doing our outdoor kitchen. Thank you so much very educational.

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@denisewilson8367]

Excellent job! The bar lights really makes the bar really pop. What a wonderful job you've done.

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@kurtholzer9619]

Since you dont like the color of the Propane hookup end, how about something to cover it like a PVC cap that you could paint.

[@TKCL]

I just ordered a black cap

[@carlosmarin6171]

I would to see the family and friends enjoying the finish product…

[@xzibit8614]

Andrew, quick googling shows bug zappers are ineffective against mosquitoes. You need one that is meant for mosquitoes. Some are elaborate and use propane to mimic the co2 we give off & heat.

[@TKCL]

I've been running one for over a year at my shop and it definitely kills mosquitoes. They flock to it and I dump them out often. I know the rumor is they don't work.

[@mattjett4258]

Really like this build, my one suggestion would be put a cap on that exposed gas hook up, just to keep bugs out.

[@TKCL]

Already ordered one 😉

[@kpatrickolivier2705]

Don't forget to put a plug or cap on that gas line to protect from mud dobbers.

[@TKCL]

Good point!

[@jordanelbers]

Great video series, I’ll be checking out some of your other stuff. You did leave off one category for the build cost…. The $5,000 in tools I get to buy ;)😂

[@TKCL]

Lol well I built my own home, I've already absorbed the coat of those tools.

[@klbeatz1002]

OMG I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!!!! I want to do this soon. Thanks for the video. Love the detail feel like I was in class.

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BillRobinson-rl3dq]

Great job and loved watching you build yourself an amazing bar/cook area. 👍🏻. Enjoy 😉 it 🍻

[@TKCL]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@teveler]

I would have guessed 10k easy as a DYI job, hiring someone you would guess around 20K. As always Andrew I really enjoy your videos. Look forward to more episodes!

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@hrlee2381]

What a great deal. Thanks for the update on cost. What a beautiful Kitchen.

[@TKCL]

Thank you

[@lorrainewilliams2175]

I use a Dynatrap for mosquitoes haven’t had a mosquito in my yard in four years. I live in Jacksonville.

[@TKCL]

I've been really considering one of them.

[@bdjisgod]

DIY 8-12k, contractor 18-20k is my guess. But you literally thought of everything (plumbing, electric, air flow, space). So impressed!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@marieleckrone2937]

Great video series - very doable by a good DYI person

[@TKCL]

Thank you for watching

[@justinsimmons2715]

the forethought with the switched outlets and the blocking everywhere is incredible. id be going back in trying to retrofit all that into my brand new house.

[@fan1.0]

That's a great looking build. The only thing I do different is I like a 18 inch wide bar top and I like to keep with the standard bar height of 42 inches.

[@dyates6380]

Absolutely fantastic. Man, I'd love to have your know how and ability! I'm very impressed and love the way you're so accommodating in sharing your abilities with us. Outstanding job!

[@TKCL]

Thank you for the kind words, glad you enjoy the content.

[@plumbbuild6517]

Me being a builder would guess between 6 and 7 thousand dollars to build it yourself and to hire a contractor your looking at between 18 and 25 thousand dollars that’s about what I would be charging a customer and my company is very detailed about the outcome and you did a very good job with all the details. Thanks again for all your videos.

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much

[@jamesbarclay1300]

Love the outdoor kitchen!! You could cover the gas outlet with a grey PVC cap or painted PVC cap.

[@TKCL]

I just ordered a cover for it.

[@sharonurschel6753]

Once again you have done an outstanding job! Have you ever watched Keeping it Dutch on KZbin? They just had a masonry heater built in their house, the guy that did the build reminded me of you, very particular on the work he did. Their heater has a pizza oven/cooker on the top, really impressive heater! Have a great weekend and will look for you on Sunday night!

[@TKCL]

It's been a while since I watched his show, I'm so busy I don't get much time to watch anymore.

[@INRIKingOfKings]

It's hard to imagine getting a great kitchen for what you got for that price. But with a little research and sweat equity, it can be done. A kitchen build for me would be a bit more challenging. I do a multitude of cooking styles. Of course, my main cooker is my Blackstone. Then I have a barrel smoker, a fish fryer, and a gas grill. And I want to add a stove top range.

[@beckiepatrick6900]

I’m a subscriber but to be honest I haven’t watched since wayyy early on in your house build. I think your videos just stopped popping up for me for some reason or another. Anyway I’m so happy to have caught this video today. Awesome job on the outdoor kitchen!! It’s beautiful! My guess was going to be 6,500. Knowing you would have had to pay 3x that if you contracted the work out. But you did a great job! Thought of everything too. I have to to go back and watch some videos- see how your house turned out. I bet it’s gorgeous!! I can’t wait 😁. I’m happy for you guys. Keep up the good work! 💕

[@TKCL]

Thank you very much, hate to hear the recommendations stopped.

[@rongray4847]

Looks fantastic Andrew. You have some really good ideas. Love your final add ons. Again great idea for the propane hook up, really thought out. Your extra blocking has sure come in handy and sturdy. You and Tiffany take care. 🌞🇨🇦

[@TKCL]

Thank you Mr Ron!

[@ryanzynda5114]

That kitchen looks amazing. You saved a lot of money doing it yourself. 🤠

[@TKCL]

Thank you