Giant Outdoor Stone Fireplace Build | DIY

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Each stone was gathered by hand, and dumped into a pile by wheel barrow. Gathering all the stones and building this fireplace was brutal back breaking work, making the final result even more rewarding. The client was happy, I was happy. It was a great building experience and a great addition to the property. I can't wait to make one for myself one day.
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[@epxbodyhealth]

That’s an incredible outside rock fireplace!

[@eurone215]

Excellent job bravo 👏🏾

[@therealsandraweise]

God bless handy men! 🎉

[@terryturnerjr8271]

That gorgeous

[@billy1673]

Phenomenal!

[@minhngoc3445]

Rất tuyệt vời

[@Odd-Lots]

Very nice!

[@cameronjohnson9341]

Definitely put in the work! 👍🏻

[@jyienger]

Come to NY and build one for me. Lol. Only change i would required is a deeper foundation with rebar for a masonry build that size.

[@revivedcraftsman]

The foundation is a solid 6 inch, with plenty of rebar. Holding up perfectly. Thanks for the comment!

[@junkphone5951]

Very nice. Great work.

[@gavinstraight3151]

Love it

[@JG-le8nf]

Amazing

[@yovino4862]

Nice

[@HoangThiHaoFarmLife6368]

một cái bếp lò rất xin xò

[@jeffreyknotts4148]

Hi! Gorgeous fireplace. Where was this filmed? The natural beauty of the location goes great with your creation!

[@revivedcraftsman]

Thanks! In Coloma CA

[@jordanisles9767]

Did you use a set of plans or just rough estimates? I love the river stone look but would want to square it up on the top and not go for the rounded look, like on the second tier use another set of flats and just go to the top square. What was the final mortar you used inside the fire box? Also materials cost?

[@revivedcraftsman]

I made the plans and then went for it. Final mortar is a home made refractory mortar, type s, fire clay, fiberglass additive, and perlite. Perlite for flexibility when it expands and contracts and fiber for strength. Material cost for this one was around $1,500, doesn’t include the stone finish, the client already had that.

[@user-gx2te1xc2w]

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[@ProjectHighlander]

Thanks for the video but you really should say where you are, what the climate is there. For instance where I live the frost level is 1.25 meters down. If I watched your video and build a foundation like that here then it would last one season before it rose up and buckled.

[@revivedcraftsman]

This isn’t meant to be a tutorial video. Thanks for the comment!

[@JustinTubbs-bj1jy]

What type of mortar did you use?

[@niamh2739]

how much where the materials? where did you find the inner part?

[@staceymccloud6]

I catch you throwing that dewalt down like that...your fired. Even if it aint mine. Broham.

[@revivedcraftsman]

Cool Stacey! Thanks for the comment

[@phillipe3080]

'promosm' 😭

[@Jonjs99]

this is easy mode not stone fireplace

[@sikosis999]

lets have a close look after a year or two of use . . . foundation was shabby, lots of excess material that wasn't keyed or laced in any fashion and even with a mix finish you're gonna have a lot of cracking maybe a good pop or two i'd bet . . .love to see a hard fire run in it after a season of weather dumps enough moisture in that to make mini bomb chambers . . . but hey, you got paid right?

[@revivedcraftsman]

2 1/2 years and no problems. Thanks for the comment!