How to make a FIRE PIT / FIRE TABLE Concrete Countertop

In this video I will show you how to make a fire table / fire pit simply out of a Concrete Countertop, 2 pallets and a propane burner kit. We'll also have some 2 part epoxy fun! And special thanks to Rick Noll from EasyFirePits.com for donating the kit to help make this video possible! I hope you all enjoy this Video!
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PRODUCTS AND TOOLS I USED:
-Fire Pit Kit (Propane) "ITCK+ Kit"
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-Fire Glass (Stanbroil) 10lbs bag
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-Krylon Easy-Tack
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-Famowood Glaze Coat Epoxy Kit
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-Unicorn Spit (Blue Thunder)
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-Unicorn Spit (10-Pack)
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-55 lb. Mortar Mix
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-Flow Control
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-Set Control
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-Ultra Fast Anchoring Adhesive
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-Milwakee 18v Drill
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-Mixing Paddle
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-12” Trowel
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-bucket trowel
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Rode mic
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[@chillidawg4647]

I really like how this man actually uses basic tools and materials anyone can afford. Most of the "DIY" guys on KZbin have a 40' X 50' shop filled with 50,000 dollars worth of equipment and still don't do as good of a job. Well done sir!

[@thesavagearmy]

Hahahahaha yes exactly all you need is a professional grade everything and you as well can make a concrete table

[@vinhgolf]

i totally agree. he makes so real and practical . i love his video .

[@mattreese-7]

upvote fishing 🎣 nobody has any of this shit laying around fool.

[@shaunkirby8506]

I like it when they say “I had a piece of scrap wood lying around” then pull out a 3” thick walnut slab 😂

[@mattreese-7]

@microleafVJ no they dont sucker

[@user-qo3jh9mn1t]

Just a hint for pouring the epoxy. Use a squeeze bottle with a pointed cap. Good control and easier to fill the fine lines. Great project. Thank you.

[@luckyvet]

Michael tries harder than most people I know. First class vids/creativity/and projects. Very smart guy.

[@Kayd2111]

This just made me want to get a cricut even more. Imagine all the designs you could make on concrete by making forms 🤩

[@loufrade3510]

Hey Mike Awesome build man. I took your advice myself I just love what you've done and I bought the mortar mix and I made a flat looking stone table top and put my gas firepit through it. I'm not quite finished yet I'm still building the base I'm using Portland cement and the rapid set mortar mix chicken wire and old cloth and old towels, kind of like paper mache. To create a base that looks like an old tree stump. I'll send you a picture of it when I'm done it may be another couple weeks yet as I'm procrastinating I'm working on other projects. First things first right. Thanks Mike love all your build so far and I've enjoyed your commentary thanks again. condolences to you and your family.

[@TomAmes]

Dude, I requested help with this exact project on your community FAQ page. And here it is!! I can’t wait to get to work on my version of a fire pit table. You rock man!!!

[@MichaelBuilds]

No YOU ROCK TOM!

[@RoxyAnny..8b]

My heartfelt condolences to you and your family for the loss of your grandmother. It’s obvious how much fun you had with this one! 🔥It’s spectacular!🔥 Just think of all the good vibes added to the universe from gatherings around fire pits made by folks who watched you make magic. And then their friends made one... and their friends... You’re the epicenter of the good vibes ripple effect. I bet you never saw that coming when you started your channel.

[@IAMLEELOU]

I love this fire pit and I’m gonna try It on smaller scale. Thank you for sharing and my condolences to you and your family. Feel better🙏🏾

[@stephendolphin8156]

I’m totally gonna build this one!!! I watch a ton of DIY channels and I love the fact that I don’t have to have a ton of specialty tools to make your projects bro!!! 🙏🏽

[@furrycircuitry2378]

Love this guys energy wish more people where like him maybe could make this world a bit better. Thanks for the ideas man i appreciate it

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate that!

[@furrycircuitry2378]

@@MichaelBuilds no problem mister

[@randallresch6450]

Michael ... that was one of the most fun builds I've seen in a long, long time. As a nearly 70-year-old DIYer, you give a new flair to home projects where there are ONLY happy little mistakes. I'm impressed. Thanks for the smile. R.

[@3gasman]

Just completed a 63” top. Thank you for a great video. I scored cut my plug for the fire pan part way through. This made removing it so much easier than trying to get entire piece out. Spent about 3 hours polishing to get down to aggregate, well worth my time. I also put casters under my frame to help move entire table around on our patio. Thanks again for a great video and ideas

[@joeymilone6650]

absolutely phenomenal channel, especially for just iphone filming. your effort really shines man, please please please keep it up!

[@teespoon8858]

Oh Micheal, my deepest condolences for the loss of your Nonna. I was wondering why I hadn't seen anything recently as I LOVE your channel! I'm glad you are on the mends and back! You rocked this one outta the park btw!!

[@stevenhamlow9013]

Thank you so much for inspiring me to build my own fire pit table. I should finish table tomorrow. I went a little bigger 70 x 30 table with 50" insert. Fire pit going to be awesome. Keep the videos coming you do a great job.

[@michellevangay2604]

Absolutely LOVE your style and instructions!!! So easy to follow! I want to make it this summer!

[@TheRealAmythyst]

I completely enjoyed this video!!! I love the logo and everything and my condolences to you and the family on the passing of your Nonna. CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT VIDEO.

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much!

[@rudywalsdorf450]

just finished my first concrete coffee table top for a street find base turned out great , and learned alot - going to try this project soon , Im having fun too ! thanks for the fine videos

[@sbaker9484]

Absolutely THE BEST DIY guy on You Tube. Thanks for your show and creative projects.

[@GraceKane007]

Thank you for sharing your talent and your humor. I love watching your ideas and technique. Thank you.

[@ryanlarsen4864]

Love the video! One FYI I have discovered when working with epoxy, using a misting spray, spray it with 91% - 99% isopropyl alcohol and it will remove all the bubbles leaving it crystal clear. thanks for the DIY!!

[@lynninzeo7747]

I don't know how I found you but I'm so glad I did. I totally love this video. I can't wait to give this a try but on a smaller scale. Thank you!

[@MichaelBuilds]

Lol 😂 thank you so much Lynn!

[@johnrobbins7034]

I just finished a couple of mortar bowls and now gonna try this. great info on your videos and like the quips, keep 'em coming.

[@toddmartin1000]

Michael, my wife and I tackled this project, thanks to your video! Turned out amazing. Used cedar 4x4s and ceramic tile on the sides. Followed your concrete pour exactly as you instructed. Came out perfect! Couldn't be more pleased. Would never have tried this without your video. Thank you! Perfect Covid-Project for my wife and me. Wish I could upload a pic!

[@jamiecouncil4796]

I can't believe how talented and entertaining you are. I watch and enjoy all your videos brother. I want to build this and I will after I successfully pull the Visa out and pay you to do it. Outstanding video

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much Jamie! 👍🏻😊

[@hillbillycuisine2695]

My Condolences on your Loss, prayers for you and your family. Get well and be safe. Oh Yeah! Great video.

[@keamoussaoui13]

Sooooo sorry about your Gram. Prayers to the fam. Omg that was AWESOME!!

[@bubba8]

What a craftsman and a sense of humor too! Thanks for the effort.

[@Ahawk98]

Really appreciate the way you presented this step by step. Definitely makes it easier for people to gain confidence to try a project of this magnitude even with little to no experience. My question for you is what would a build like this cost? Awesome job truly one of the best channels I've found in some time. Subscribed and looking forward to putting your lessons to work. Thank you

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much! Welcome to the channel! The build cost a little over $500

[@joshualawson4460]

Love the Twin Peaks at the end!

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much for commenting on that! I though more people would get a kick out of that but you’re the only one to say anything about it lol 😂

[@JM-ry3iq]

You listen to my prayers and made a firepit table 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽, this I will build =] thank you

[@garypillischafske1425]

My man the artist. Love Bob as well. I'm gonna do this project. Thanks and my condolences. God Bless

[@katrinabebee766]

Dude you rock, great build and entertaining too! Just subscribe keep them coming.

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much Katrina! 👍🏻😊

[@Creatively_Clueless]

Wow what a lovely table! Awesome work m8 - oh the inspiration for my garden kitchen/BBQ build! I was wondering what you did to finish the resin you filled the imprint with? Is there a need to grind or sand the surface? Also is the heat output great for a group to congregate around in the colder months?

[@andremarais3425]

Love the fire pit table you build.

[@joelg598]

Hey Michael, sorry for your loss. Glad you are back up and running. Keep up the amazing work.

[@zachmullikin6884]

Great video! I recently made a propane fire table of my own and have a couple suggestions. I found out the hard way that a heat shield is absolutely necessary for safety. The bottom of the stainless steel burner can get extremely hot, which melted part of one of the gas hoses and slowly leaked out propane until it basically ignited under the table. After that i built a barrier between the pan and the tank with panning metal (air space between) and also swapped out the rubber hoses for stainless steel (amazon). Also an air mixer is a nice addition for a cleaner flame!

[@grantnelson39]

Thanks Zach! I had a similar concern when I saw that the propane tank was stored directly under the fire pan. Can you elaborate more on how you built your heat shield? Is it really as simple as adding two layers of panning metal with an air pocket in between? How did you fix the metal to the table? And did you just cut out holes in the metal to run the hoses from the pan to the tank? Appreciate your help!

[@nicolepiccini1370]

Thank you so much for this comment. I would not have thought of this as someone new to all of this. can you share more details on how you built the barrier?

[@jdshaw83]

Man, just found your channel the other day, watched all your videos, and said "dang, I wish he had one on firepits!"

[@MichaelBuilds]

Lol 😂 see... I heard you haha

[@bradcrady4534]

Love the look. And always great job!

[@dexterfandango]

You sir, are AWESOME! Very inspiring. Keep up the fine work!

[@joegarrison1093]

Hello Michael. This my first time checking out your channel and I actually love I the fire pit table and will try one myself. Great video

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much! Can’t wait to see pics!

[@BJBaller003]

Love the videos! For your design I highly recommend getting a Cricut or a friend with a Cricut. You could whip up several whimsical designs and having them cut very quickly. Or hit me up and I can have my wife do them for you.

[@triciamontgomery72]

Thank you so much for the inspiration!! You did a great job of presenting this job!!

[@mike7243]

Our condolences to you and your family. I thoroughly enjoyed your video. This is a project my wife wants me to do. You made it look easier than I thought. Once its done I will post it on your Instagram channel. Michael Keep building... You are an inspiration to us dreamers/builders

[@bigrick1772]

Absolutely love your video and I tried it myself with great success, so THANK YOU! My question for you is how did you get rid of the coloring spots from the bag with the different lot number?? The end of the video does not really show the discolored spots. It appears its all one color at the end of the video.

[@bigrick1772]

@WMD No, made my own set up w/ adjustable regulator for $88

[@EasyFirePits_]

for those of you who have asked... here are the components used by Michael on this build from EasyFirePits.com. you can also see our catalog with all components and kits and parts we offer for ANY backyard gas fire feature (including torches).. check out our gallery and video page under the "more" tab at the top of the site for diagrams, completed customer projects and videos that help you; such as Michaels.. Enjoy and we cannot wait to see what you create! Michael's build was: 36" T-Burner with In-Table LP tank deluxe kit and a 38X7" stainless drop in pan: * ITCK+ kit (but depends on which kit you want; if you want ITCK+ kit its the in table LP tank kit) or we have other kits for tanks further away or pre plumbed backyard LP and Nat Gas.. link to all kits easyfirepits.com/shop?keywords=itck%2B&olsPage=t%2Fkits * T36 burner easyfirepits.com/shop?olsPage=products/t36 * PAN38X7 easyfirepits.com/shop?keywords=7%22x2&olsFocus=false&olsPage=products%2Fpan38x7-1 Rick - EasyFirePits.com [e-mail] 813-600-5592

[@Phelixc]

What a great way to advertise your product. I've never heard of this channel, it was just recommended to me at random, but I would buy from you guys if I was planning to make something like this. Michael doesn't over sell the product, he lets it speak by showing it and I appreciate that.

[@socalplasmacutting4654]

Did Micheal used the PAN38X7? He builds his insert to 38.125"x 7.125" Parts listed above PAN40X10 . I only ask because I'm in the middle of ordering off your website.

[@EasyFirePits_]

@@Phelixc glad to hear. we're here if you need us.

[@Beregorn88]

I understand that they paid you to do it, but to me seems a waste of time and effort to put in a fake fire pit...

[@EasyFirePits_]

@@socalplasmacutting4654 yes it is a 38" X 7" Pan insert, thank you for catching. We've updated. You could also use a bigger pan for flame to move around if you'd like.

[@evarogers8775]

No doubt, your coolest build yet! Love it!

[@arrogantonejeep]

Great video. Easy for beginners to follow and great ideas for the advanced builder!

[@jameswasilchuk9303]

1st Attempt: the first 2 bags of mortar mix went off in about 5 minutes. Complete fail. 2nd Attempt: Added way more water and used "Set-Control" to slow the process down. Took a couple hours to fully set. Wife and I were about to flip, her side was a little to heavy for her and it got dropped and it broke. So after eating up the whole weekend, 5 bags of mortar, hours of building a the template, several injuries, and hours of cutting out our stencil designs I am giving up on concrete until I've emotionally recovered.

[@jtyree0226]

Remember what Bob said

[@robdude1969]

does that trough have drain holes? I could see you getting it snowed upon.... great videos.

[@MichaelBuilds]

Thank you so much and yes, it has drain hols

[@SuperHunk4u]

Great work Michael! Love the epoxy emblem touch to the countertop. Good stuff

[@dawiesutton1438]

Great to see, that you're using metric for rest of us that use it. One way for capturing the international watchers I myself. Great work you're doing. From Aotearoa

[@saborguerito]

Well that is incredibly easy and I always wanted to know how to do this and I'm glad it came from you, you little teddy bear you! come here, I'm going to cuddle you 🙃🤗🐻🐾

[@MichaelBuilds]

Lol 😂

[@paulchristen7610]

Are... are you in front of a fire pit right now?

[@GergC0521]

Ya, know, I'm kinda thinking the Tagaryn Sigil in red in the end. And maybe dragons instead of Salamanders. But that will be in my table....

[@marybethduke3263]

Amazing fire table...WANT ONE!!! Love the video with your Michael Builds logo...too funny!

[@karenschlenker1241]

Just beautiful, what a classic way to make a conversation piece.

[@nickbrutanna9973]

Man, that's a great camera!! It even helped you lift the top into place!! What feature is that called? :-D

[@Treasure3167]

haha! I love comments like these. :-)

[@JessSuave]

My husband caught me watching this and said, "You know you'll never finish it." Challenge accepted.

[@MichaelBuilds]

LOL 😂 Let’s show these boys how a woman gets things done! Hit me up by email if you have any questions! Lets show’em! [e-mail] * HOT TIP* make the metal pan opening 1/4 bigger all the way around to avoid expansion and contraction cracking.

[@JohnRR]

Did you? Finish it?

[@Andrew-wp3fg]

@John R Yeah...I'm also curious ! Ohw...hmm...but wait...maby the husband of 'JessSuave' knows her well enough to make such a statement 😁

[@bantuqueen1000]

Did you finish it ?

[@Andrew-wp3fg]

@ Bantu No answer yet...so probably sir hubby was right ?

[@bareback4478]

Your a talented gent Michael. I've watched several of your videos and been entertained and educated. I'm waiting for the one were you build the stand, legs,under shelf(s) etc. all out of concrete. No pressure, I'll stay tuned.👏

[@alwaysinblue]

WOW! That's great and I see some things I can use in other crafts. Great job!!

[@SteveGrin]

Nice project, thanks. I did a top last month with a hole for a round Weber kettle grill - it's 2.5" thick and reinforced with both rebar & wire mesh. There is a minimum of 8" of concrete surface all the way around the grill. When I fired up the grill the first time the heat cracked the top (in one of the wider surfaces), fortunately there is enough steel in there to keep it together. Are you concerned that the inside corners of your fire pit hole will crack?

[@amandastach]

Steve G curious as well. Michael, how long did you get out of the propane tank?

[@awesomexistence]

On big green egg, top builds leave an inch or so air gap and base is suggested to raise above the surface with feet to produce an air gap. That should be enough to not transfer the heat too much.

[@nicolepiccini1370]

Others in comments have mentioned this exact thing happening. and michael builds mentions his cracked from the heat on a windy day

[@nicolepiccini1370]

@@awesomexistence can you direct me to a vid of this?

[@julianamaro527]

I noticed some burns to the table where the fire would stretch out would that cause the table to eventually crack? Is there a way to prevent that from happening?

[@MichaelBuilds]

Yeah, it was very windy that day so the flame burnt the top and it did actually crack. My suggestion is to not use it on a windy day basically haha

[@hunterevanson]

Don't make your top out of cement. I suppose you could use bricks for the top, or even to line the basin with brick instead of butting the edge right up to the cement. Then the flame is transferring heat directly to the cement. It might last a little longer that way...

[@737smartin]

Michael Builds ...I’m glad you mentioned here that the top actually cracked VERY early in use from the heat, but a RED FLAG this important must be highlighted in the show notes! I’m sure you don’t want your viewers to make a product that’s so likely to fail. “Don’t use it on windy days” is simply not realistic.

[@TraciJehan]

I'm sorry for your loss. This video is pretty cool. I'm definitely getting a fire pit for my patio (when it gets poured). Hey even Thor and his friends sat around the fire pit having unnecessarily deep conversations.

[@jeffp6014]

Form is ready! Time to add some character and happy mistakes! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@jameswatts9485]

Love the shameful plug on the twin peaks scene 😂

[@MichaelBuilds]

Lol 😂 I was hoping people would like that ☺️

[@trevorkruse449]

So why did you seal it and then epoxy resin it? The reason I ask is in your sealing video you don't do that.

[@MichaelBuilds]

Very good question which looking back I wish I would have answered that in the video. The epoxy turns the finish pure black no matter what color the epoxy is. Sealing first prevents that from happening so you can see that beautiful blue

[@trevorkruse449]

@@MichaelBuilds ah, that makes sense. I poured my first table and then epoxy did they got that wet concrete look. This is good to know. Thanks!

[@sandraward1371]

I’m so glad I found this channel. I’ve just started working with concrete and struggling. This has been awesome. I have not made anything but flower pots so far but I love it. These vids are opening my eyes to what I can do. Tables ect.

[@MichaelBuilds]

thank you so much Sandra! And welcome to the channel!

[@sandraward1371]

Michael Builds thanks for the welcome. I’m bing watching tonight lol. I think I’m hooked. Learning a lot. Taking product notes. Great job. Appreciate you.

[@MrCsrex]

I just built this table and I’m very happy with how it turned out. I put mine on 2” casters so I can move it around.

[@EasyFirePits_]

Michael, awesome awesome use of our stuff; makes us all proud and fuzzy inside! Really love the content and understand the time thing; condolences to you and your family for your loss. Let us know what you need for your next project; we'll see how we can assist. Check out the catalog of goodies; easyfirepits.com

[@jkbethune]

Easy Fire pits. If you scroll through the comments there is a gentleman named Paul Davies who has a question for you regarding shipping. Perhaps you can look him up and reach out to him. Thanks.

[@pauldavies1743]

Hey guys, can you ship to either the U.K. or France?

[@EasyFirePits_]

Paul Davies Absolutely we ship all over the world daily. Reach out to us at 813-600-5592 or visit the website Easyfirepits decide what you want and the cart should fill in the price.

[@wgreen330]

How many people thought of coronavirus when he described his sickness?

[@MichaelBuilds]

Lol 😂 I sure felt like I did haha

[@jeblankenship96]

I am planning on using your technique in making a whole bunch of cool stuff for my new home... Coffee table, fire pit,big floating shelf for UST laser projector, possibly a sing and a shower... All with the epoxy river inlay you did...

[@heysweetybirds]

Can't decide if I'm more in love with the table or this guy.

[@ElusiveCube]

very cool, hope no wife is watching, they be nagging they husbands to make this. Anyway very awesome. Thank you.

[@manuelmartinez8832]

Sorry to hear about the bad times you went through, that was a dope build 🔥

[@Greenthumbn1576]

Your personality is addictive love the videos can't wait to try some things from your video.

[@_Depp122]

i am getting pumped up when i see there is another concrete build by you! cant wait to use the techniques this summer when i move to south carolina

[@honeybee9161]

Michael, so sorry about your Grandma. Grandma's are the best. Glad your subscriber list is going up. You deserve it. Another great video. Love watching and learning from them and with the humor. Hope you are better soon. Get those flue shots.

[@Legendary33284]

that epoxy decal is what makes this project. Great Job.

[@nathalieboudreault8874]

Hi, I really like the way you show the making of various objects. It's short, clear and precise, thank you. I think I'm going to do this project by adding a BBQ pan for my balcony where I currently live, this would be ideal for this place. Obviously I will adapt it in size, because I cannot make it as big. I will only have to change the tray for either cooking or relaxing fire. I was just looking to make my cheap BBQ by myself so the solution is perfect with that little extra in the hearth. And I will add rollers under the box so that it is easy to place it where I want.

[@333cparker]

Cool - The only change I would have made would have been to use a foam form on the edge to give it a chiseled natural stone look.

[@bldshteyes]

I'm Inspired! I'm gonna make one and see if I can incorporate led lights under it for non fire use....

[@wazla72]

I'd happily wait months for one of your videos. Always a great watch, very informative😁 my condolences to your family❤ love this table...i want to try and make one🤗

[@nicolasguerra496]

Absolutely awesome build Thank you for your time

[@susiagui7177]

You're the bomb Michael, thanks for showing me this awesome idea.

[@jakebowers9205]

I love your stuff. Keep it up brother! Can’t wait to try this out.

[@lisagordon3239]

We made a 6 foot fire pit table using your techniques, and left inlay for mexican tiles in the corners, we made the frame and repurposed barn tin and old fencing. It is by far my favorite project we have ever made! Thank you for an excellent video.

[@Tj11714]

Lisa,how wide was your table and how heavy ? I want to make a 6foot by 2foot desk for my bedroom but am worried it will be super heavy ! Thanks

[@rdwytnblue]

Sorry for your loss brother! Another excellent video! Thank you.

[@lcbcreative2379]

This is fantastic. love the project and the personal details added.

[@RoxyAnny..8b]

Kudos for fire-in-the-hand. That’s some pretty fancy editing very well done.

[@Reason_Breathing]

Thank you brother! Love your positivity and detailedness

[@CC-tv6vk]

I love this!!! Thanks for sharing❤

[@amyvolmer]

Love it!!! I've been wanting to make one just like this !!

[@TheTex001]

Great practical video as always. Currently waiting for the Scottish weather to heat up before I pour my counter top. No fire pit tho, unfortunately.

[@UnclejHolio]

Gorgeous! You truly make it look like anyone could build this! 💖

[@kjkingy13]

Ha! This is awesome! We watched your coffee table video last summer, then built our fire table... Oddly, very similar to this build... We embedded gears, sprockets, money, springs, th old tools, nails etc.

[@BevLoveNlife]

OMG! I just found you, this is the first I’ve watched. So excited to watch the rest of your videos! My hubby came into this video halfway through when I said “I’m making this”. He said “good job “ when you were putting on the blue thread tap 😂😂😂 Thank you. So sorry for your loss 🙏

[@betsysizemore8857]

So freaking cool we are gonna try this project! Your really inspiring! Thanks

[@anelson1914]

Dude!! This is why I follow you!! I’m planning a back yard out door space with a kitchen. I love some input.

[@9fifty1]

Love this channel! Very well explained

[@adamolson4558]

Sorry for your loss. Awesome video. Keep up the good work. Life happens. Take your time bro.