How to Build an Outdoor Kitchen Cabinet Part 2

[@tikeidonlo6979]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@wowtrailers5329]

MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

[@eloisacameron3592]

Just came across your video, thank you so much for the in detail explanation. I am building an outdoor kitchen this is it!!!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

For daily project updates, Still and short videos check out my Instagram at: instagram.com/jpartandhome/

[@WayneT51]

This thing will be bomb proof. Looking good.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Wayne...it's a sturdy build

[@jonasreis7690]

Hello i an fron brazil , very very good

[@papiwe1]

Great

[@allanpaganini]

Hi, Jon Peter How are you? The Outdoor Kitchen Cabinet is very good. So I think that all your projects are excellent and your ideas are fantastic too. When I starting my projects i show you, but I beginer hahaha. Congratulation

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Allan

[@diggler306]

That top is so nice!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Josh

[@LaViejayLaNueva]

look nice

[@heathermathis5537]

The wood was so pretty- I wish you would have done interior hinges as to not distract the eye- nice job though!

[@TheBeerbelly007]

Looking good Jon---

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@robsonnoia4512]

Ah Jon, eu sou aqui do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

[@albertkelly7129]

Superb build Jon

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thank you Albert

[@alejandrocarvajal1489]

hello!!!, saludos desde chile!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@dennisheflin2680]

Nicely done

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Dennis

[@bobbie318]

Great finish as always. cheers.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@Steve-qs5uy]

you make look easy and fun to build tkanks

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Steve

[@TheBroncoboss]

love the coloring on the top

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Jeffrey!

[@zrap1347]

Certainly have the right tools for the right job

[@descargasdenia3161]

Con tu permiso voy a copiarte el trabajo para mi terraza, excelente trabajo.

[@valmackenzie3881]

descargasdenia descargasdenia

[@raimundingo]

very nice - but isn't the door diagonal thing going the wrong way?

[@waynemorris6820]

I was thinking same thing but with no real weight I guess it don't matter.

[@bbtjd001]

Most doors usually open to the left. In this situation these doors are opening to the right. Also the braces are on the inside of the door. So... the diagonal is correct.

[@jackharper2022]

+bbtjd001 the diagonal brace should start at the opposite side to the hinge at the top and finish at the hinge side at the bottom to transfer the unsupported weight to the hinges

[@bbtjd001]

After a little investigation it appears you are correct. I have always done it the other way. Live and learn. Thanks for the tip.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks for clarifying...the the diagonal is in the right direction.

[@WayneBrownWoodworking]

Beautiful set up Jon. Your videos are so clean, well shot and edited.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Wayne

[@jameslawson7225]

Excellent job.👍

[@ModernBuilds]

That really come out looking great!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@noahjagger1112]

pro tip: you can watch movies at flixzone. I've been using it for watching loads of movies these days.

[@lancewilder6037]

@Noah Jagger Yea, I have been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)

[@russellduke7959]

@Noah Jagger Yup, I've been using flixzone for months myself :)

[@pauloestevam3462]

Beautiful job, well done! By the way ipê tree is original from South America, very popular in Brazil.

[@elizabethvillalobos4504]

Wow!!! that's all I can say you have every tool in the book! Why are you wearing a mask What kind is it?

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent... look really good...! Cheers...

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Adam

[@agentstrickland]

Sweet project!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@craigpereira6381]

That's turned out really nice. love the dark top.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Craig

[@BruceAUlrich]

It looks fantastic! I am looking forward to the next cooking show. I enjoyed the last one.

[@rj270812]

I really love the countertop and the design for the door latches is pretty awesome. Thanks for sharing

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Ryan

[@dconan9842]

amazing item and talent . good job sir from philippines.

[@jimmykrakorn2011]

Nice shop set up! I will be over later today with a few projects to complete. Thanks.

[@joshmcdaniel5738]

Love this Jon!

[@ruiteixeira9802]

It became awesome!!!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@MaximKozlovBlog]

Cool job!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@BradleyMakesThings]

Looks great, Jon! Love that countertop especially, but the whole piece really came out nicely.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Carter

[@greenkitty6482]

The contrast of the colours is really beautiful, gorgeously built. Thanks for sharing : )

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks!

[@jkuang]

Your work and your videos are so clean and precise. The design is always on point!

[@Jymck]

Nice job but you made a mistake on your doors. You put the Z the wrong side. The top angle of the Z must be at the opposite of the door hinge.

[@HusseinAseery]

i love you i'm saudia arabia

[@jon-with.no.h]

I noticed all the new Triton tools used in the video. What's your honest opinion on them compared to Dewalt, Bosch or Ridgid?

[@CrownMountainWoodworks]

This makes me want an outdoor kitchen now. Beautiful job.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

go for it..thanks Steven

[@tayred81]

Fantastic, like all the small details.

[@martinberry574]

Really nice build Jon.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

thanks Martin

[@evanherk]

pretty neat!

[@MrAjw312]

Can't wait until I'm out of these barracks...

[@raymondhanson6751]

Wow your work is flawless 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@noambetesh1]

new triton tools?

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Yes, giving them a try

[@noambetesh1]

sponsored?

[@Christurner18272]

The ledge and brace doors are wrong .. the angled wood should be opposite to what it is ? It takes the weight better .. just being picky.. looks good just a little old fashion for me .

[@dallasrtucker]

I'm watching this project with great interest in making my own. Also getting tips that I can (and should have) applied to other projects. Thanks so much for sharing. Like others, I love how the top turned out.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Randy

[@tommiestrydom973]

That looks freaking awesome mate! Love the door handles and door catches

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Tommie

[@stevecollins9450]

Fantastic build, Jon!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Steve

[@RobinLewisMakes]

Great video John. Those hinges that you used look really tight. All the gate style hinges that I come across have so much slop they're almost unusable for this type of smaller application. Are the ones you used high end, or specially made for cabinets?

[@coachm86]

Damnit u are good

[@정하객]

👍🙏

[@mykolasl6778]

hey mate, just wondering why did you make those diagonal things on the doors? what is the purpose of them? i can understand it's for some support for anti-slagging, but shouldn't they face another way? a bit confusing..

[@mykolasl6778]

sagging* sorry for my keyboard

[@shourighawas4532]

That's really great job, thanks for sharing,👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤓

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@BillHantzopoulos]

I love it! It looks great Jon.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Bill

[@philgibbs8575]

lookin good , I really appreciate your vids - very well put together, entertaining and informative. Cheers.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Phil

[@mrcedar1000]

Beautiful! Too nice to be outside!

[@malcolmdastur4411]

Nice crisp clear video. Thanks.

[@marshmellow3110]

Very impressive. Master at work.

[@dangdiggity9916]

looks amazing :P my parents are considering to move somewhere with a garden, might show them this ^^

[@khmerjamesgoodness8712]

🥰👍👍

[@robsonnoia4512]

Além de um belo trabalho o vídeo é muito profissional... adorei as travas no lugar dos biscoitos, excelente! Parabéns Jon!

[@sara-xu9xt]

I think that is peutfell. go had

[@jorgefernandez8774]

hermoso tyrabajo gracias por mostrarlo joirge de argentina

[@sapphodesigns2377]

I love it 👏👏👏👏👏

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

How do you do that trick with the pencil, every time I try to do it more than 1" away I end up snapping the pencil end and have to re-sharpen the pencil

[@cgriesemer]

This further reinforces to me that there is no one on earth who is able to draw a freehand straight line better than Jon Peters. Mine looks like I'm mid-seizure during an earthquake in comparison.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Ha...thanks

[@kristasmith0713]

@JonPetersArt&Home I absolutely love love love your channel and videos! Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with the world! You're truly an inspiration! I always look forward to seeing each of your videos and what beautiful creation you'll come up with each time! Awesome job!

[@alexandergotkicks922]

1

[@JeronimoJGC]

Great video, Thanks for sharing!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

thanks

[@YanWhite-eg5ho]

Good job!

[@wfl349]

Amazing!!!

[@necyhall1352]

Jon why don't you make a cutting board for the countertop? Don't want to see it all scratched up. Nice job.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks....we'll be doing this soon.

[@surlycanadian]

Hey Jon. This is a beautiful piece of outdoor furniture, but I fear that you have just instructed people how to make a gorgeous fire hazard. I'm an insurance adjuster and I'm in the middle of a fire claim from July 2016 wherein the BBQ (which was purchased in September 2015) ignited the wooden deck railing, resulting in nearly $800,000.00 damages. During our investigation to try to have the BBQ manufacturers held responsible for what we thought must have been an obviously faulty product, we noted that the BBQ instructions stated that the BBQ hood (rear and sides) must be at least 35cm from anything flammable to prevent ignition of those materials. 35cm being 14". Soft woods can ignite on it's own if it is heated to about 390 degrees, even if it is radiant heat rather than direct contact with flame. So the BBQ needs to be over a foot from the railing and anything flammable on either side. I see that you took the stainless steel side shelf off the right side to accommodate your beautiful cabinet. But that shelf is there specifically to make it so you can't put something too close to the hot sides and the bubbly top opens and kicks back to make you have to have the BBQ pulled away from the railing. This is why commercially available outdoor kitchens are made of stainless steel and stone materials. Providing that you have the space to the left of the BBQ, you can solve your problem by just putting the side shelf back on to re-establish that required gap (which will be smaller in low BTU BBQ's and large in higher BTU BBQ's), but then you still have that annoying space underneath the metal shelf where you cannot put anything flammable.

[@johnneeman7432]

True. I have a sauna that has a very large fireplace to heat up both the sauna room and the hot water, so I need to burn alot of firewood to heat everything up. After Everything heats up, the fireplace gets very hot and it ignited a wooden seats in sauna which were 30 cm away from big steel stove, allthough there was no direct fire as the actual stove opening is in different room.

[@bighands69]

+Cole Bouchard The problem is not that he has made a wooden outdoor kitchen. The problem is that his barbeque area is too close to the house. The house its self has lots of exterior wood which is also a risk. By moving his barbeque further away from the house he reduces the risk to the actual house. No matter what material the kitchen is made out of and that includes engineered wood it is still a risk of fire.

[@briangillick]

Just beautiful. That's a craft I'm always sorry I never took up. I would have had fun collecting the toys (tools) to build pieces like this. Though I doubt I'd ever reach this level of artistry though...

[@jimmyjames3220]

Hi Jon, the cabinet looks great and your build was motivating as always! Looking forward to the Salmon!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks Jimmy

[@stevesteves8915]

Excellent job! Is this all going to sit out in all weathers? Are you going to cover it or anything?

[@mcneeseremalf28]

This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it by myself.

[@Triad3DStudio]

Great job Jon, that totally looks amazing!!! 😎👍

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Appreciate it

[@dennisheflin2680]

Is this counter top still withstanding the weather?

[@JonPetersArtHome]

It’s doing pretty good.. I also tarp it over the winter

[@grindinglicks]

Is sparr varnish a good finish for a kitchen counter top for a sink to sit in? Is it water proof enough for that?

[@catchmeifyoucan2815]

Hi John, something which is a bit confusing to me is why didn't you leave room for expansion/contraction in the door panels, whilst levaving it every where else? I saw you had 2 screws in each slat of the doors, effectively disallowing any movement.

[@eversleyowl]

I had exactly the same question!

[@cristenbowman]

cfen matisse the space is for swelling of the wood not movement, if he only used one screw the wood would warp and curve.

[@roniesantos2305]

cristenbowman jnlbb

[@adventuresoftheadventurele4873]

Great project. I like the series format as the project progresses. It's a good change from my unhealthy Netflix binge-watching habit. :) Entertainment value is improving as you demonstrate practical ways you're taking advantage of the finished projects like the food episodes, bees, elevated gardens, etc. Nice work. Has become the first channel I watch each week.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks...appreciate it.

[@lylemorton8641]

Inspiring to say the least. I want a shelter somewhere here on our property for an outdoor kitchen , East Coast Canada. Shelter first, then the rest. Nice build. Liked the wooden locks and pulls. Have seen some wooden hinges. You have the skills..........they would have looked amazing.

[@mcfreedom10]

At a guess your now sponsored by Triton Tools??

[@ForwardGuidance]

I'm pretty sure he is not. A number of recent tool purchases have not had anything to do with Triton.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

I'm not Michael...just giving them a try

[@DavidHaney1]

I saw in an earlier video how you cut into the water line and ran a new line underground to the sink, but I didn't see in any video how the larger drain line was installed? Where does all the waste water drain to?

[@JonPetersArtHome]

+David Haney I'll be posting a follow up video on this project in a few days and try to answer all those questions

[@regiepirotarum2893]

Very nice, I like very much, I do not have the tools that I would have wanted to do such a one

[@chicagohandyman]

That countertop looks amazing. What kind of wood is it?

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks...the top is oak

[@bbtjd001]

Great project John. Your attention to detail and always adding that extra touch makes every project special. Look forward to the next. Have a good one.

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thanks

[@superhall229]

Black hinges maybe?

[@jamesfuller8980]

What's the difference between a mitre saw and a chop saw, both kinda look the same for a DIY novice

[@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors]

The Chop Saw will only cut 90 degree angles up and down, the miter saw can cut bevels. IE, the chop saw head does not tilt in anyway, the Miter saw will tilt. Most chop saws will not pivot either, so the only way to cut angles on a chop saw it to tilt your material. Chop saws are typically used to cut metal. but can cut wood. Hope this helps have a blessed week.

[@can-can969]

what is the tree you use ?

[@gill6460]

I always enjoy watching the wood working vids, I'm glad you didn't get that board launched at you in @3:00. I have to admit I cringed and said to myself, "oh crap here it goes", turned out for the best. Looking forward to more content!

[@JonPetersArtHome]

Thank

[@dennisharris5947]

Awesome job Jon ,as always. I have to say that it's a little different seeing use a drill that was'nt dewalt. What kind of roller did you use to apply your sealer on the top?? Keep up the great work ,and i look forward to more video's.

[@kyek8246]

Why do you drive the head of the screws so far below the surface?