INSANE Outdoor Kitchen Build - Building An EPIC Deck Pt. 5

[@KoxenBols]

I wanna give some credits to whoever is filming this, some of these shots makes it look like you have a professional camera crew. It basically looks like a TV show but with shorter episodes. The man deserves an extra sausage when this project is done.

[@djay1120]

VargVikernes4Pres if you think about it, most half hour tv shows are between 17 and 21 minutes long if you remove al the commercials, so this would be right on par for a real episode.

[@Sebastian-dx2xg]

Extra sausage 🤔😂

[@jbooks888]

Uh huh, uh huh... and the professional filming crew who actually did do the filming say to you: FUCK YOU!

[@Joshua.McNabb]

We need to explore this rivalry between you and Mr. Build It

[@The_Cadet1]

Yes exactly what I was thinking

[@markburton9614]

Haha, not really. This guy actually makes things that will last. Mr build is a guy who doesn't know how to properly do things but is pretending that he does. Big disservice to people who look to him to learn how to do something.

[@lynjermey6423]

@@markburton9614 To be fair he does always say he isn't a pro and learns by doing and making mistakes. His funding does make the projects unrealistic for normal folks though!

[@wh4860]

Meats and nailing things... the 2 best things to have on your mind. All day, everyday brick looks awesome!

[@nathanhaag8097]

For you finger getting crushed problem you can also use needle-nose pliers and hold the nail with those.

[@TimFleenor]

Was going to say the same thing. Learned that trick from a framing carpenter while helping install hurricane straps on a Habit for Humanity project

[@goali3903]

Don’t steal Sam’s thunder. Not cool man 🤣

[@nathanhaag8097]

goali3903 Sam’s idea was great because it was repurposing those scraps .

[@goali3903]

Nathan Haag agreed. Was just joking around, you had a good tip

[@nathanhaag8097]

goali3903 thanks your comment was funny.

[@mredashfishing]

Nothing better than a burger on a flat top. I keep a portable blackstone in my beach jeep. Such a sick build!

[@surveyor65]

I'm jealous...over the deck, the meat treat station, the skills to build the back yard Taj Mahal, and of Tim Rodenhaber for taking the Pit Boss grand prize. Congrats to all!!

[@sigguy1361]

Is that your neighbor’s window 5 feet from your grill?? They’re gonna hate you every time you fire up that bad boy!! Nice build sir!!

[@toootankhamooon]

Loved those two honesty moments 04:00 about the asking for subs and the shop projects :)

[@SargeWolf010]

CONGRATULATIONS to all the winners

[@alisonhudnall6034]

I’m loving this exact set up for my outdoor kitchen. A question though.... how exactly did you modify the Pit Boss griddle to fit? I know you removed the legs but did you cut off the griddle’s little metal “stubs” that the legs attached to? How has the performance of the griddle been impacted? I worry about proper airflow. One last question - how has the grease clean up been on this model?

[@anthonydtobias]

Congratulations Tim! The grilling station is beautiful! Your neighbors must be jealous! Beautiful job.

[@YooToobz]

The brick work is sweet bro 🤙🏽

[@John_Malecki]

Thanks bruce!

[@rchavez5056]

John great job. You should have vents on the bottom just incase you have a propane leak. Remember propane is heavier then air. It will settle on the bottom of the cabinet/ stand.

[@John_Malecki]

It’s on the slotted deck. So it has air from below

[@rchavez5056]

@@John_Malecki Great point John. I didn't think about that.

[@mrbajz]

Pitboss fuels Malecki. Malecki fuels KZbin 👌

[@jpspitzersf]

Best add to Mr. Build It channel ever

[@jimpike3489]

Hey John, starting to look good. Do you know you have movement in your house above your window, you must have internal cracks as the cracks are external to both left and right side of the upper window. Where the cracks there before the build?

[@Alientek2044]

Fantastic setup ... super jelly

[@Ericd489]

John Malecki is "Mr. Built it Better"

[@John_Malecki]

Nah. Just with more ass clownery

[@shawnupdegraff8138]

Another great project!! Overcoming challenges and finishing the project-true to life!! Congratulations to all the winners! See ya on The next one!

[@Quicklikefawx]

No joke boys, that Mr.Buildit does some straight up dangerous shit. I watched his fire table video and had to take a spite shit afterwards I was so worked up. Beautiful deck though John. Looking forward to getting started on mine here soon 👍

[@jasonwyllie2936]

I’m a huge fan of your work. I received my get squirrelly shirt this week, and I love it. Thank you for sharing what you do, I have learned a lot from you.

[@dreadpiratebrown]

Won't the heat from the griddle cause the concrete to spall?

[@KaneWystell]

Now this is a head scratcher...

[@nordyfamily]

Great work, thanks for taking the time and sharing!!!!

[@californiacritic9779]

Question: Did you think of using 1/4" durorock, instead of plywood, lathe, and stucco?

[@brgear07]

I keep sending my husband every video from this series. Hoping one day I will have a deck like yours.

[@alexpatrick2522]

Brother, thank you for just being fun. Makes me want to work on some bigger projects, but it also just makes me laugh. Keep it up.

[@21GeeOff21]

I've enjoyed your videos when they've come up in my KZbin recs, but the deck series is what finally got my to sub. That outdoor kitchen station is awesome

[@N3de3rland1]

Awesome outdoor kitchen thing!

[@jm_mort]

Its kinda cool having more input from Sam in the videos lately as in his providing commentary I know hes been about forever but more recently we've been getting to appreciate him more on screen XD

[@stevenkofoed1698]

Congratulations to all of the winners, and thanks Pit Boss and John!

[@MrJinga27]

Great series and loving the channel. I have to say l think the deck will out live the house by by the look of that brickwork....

[@Richer85]

I'm truly impressed 👏

[@colleencook382]

As one of the "ladies" who entered, sad I didn't win but very grateful for bringing us along on your build. Thank you!

[@serialskooby]

Congrats Tim! Loved this series. Thanks

[@BuildItSimple]

Wow! That grill station looks amazing. Good work.

[@slpjake]

The deck I am building right now, same rails, real close decking. Looks great! Nice picks

[@nanoreaper5002]

Awesome Job.. on the stone work looks great

[@harrisonremedios8430]

I highly recommend some sort of an awning. A built in one would be best but those tarp like cloth awnings work great too.

[@edwardziegler569]

I wouldn't be surprised if John spent more money on meat than the actual deck

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Of Course he spends more on Meat than the Deck... He has his priorities in the proper order...

[@aaronlord9100]

Great work. Love the videos. That one thin stone underneath the third, or second depending on which way you look, burner knob though feels like a stray mark on a white board.

[@MrMarinesfight]

Congrats Tim! Enjoy the smoker man

[@mattsnyder4754]

I love how you just “happened” to be doing brick work WHILE you had brick guys on site doing other work. Super convenient way to learn stuff, haha

[@supersmak76]

Gratz guys. Great build!

[@diggiemalo2122]

DAMN!!!!! i hope you beefed up the joists underneath that puppy. heck of a nice build out

[@firemanj35]

Great job. Looks fantastic

[@terriroemmich1617]

CONGRATS!!!!! To all the winners!

[@allergictoglobalists]

Under grills where the propane tanks sits, needs venting to let any gas escape. Worse thing to do is build a tight box with stone. If it let's loose, that stone will fly everywhere. I put stainless stamped grills on the back of mine and they have to be sized for the cubic feet of the storage cabinet.

[@John_Malecki]

The entire bottom is vented because it’s on a deck

[@gatorb0mb]

The brickwork around the window is driving me crazy. Hope you get to that door soon!

[@mfaisalzahidi]

Mr Build It should drop by and comment. Show some love 🤭

[@The_Professional_Hobbiest]

Best video in a while, dropping a like and a comment, and tapped that bell icon and switched it to all

[@John_Malecki]

Well thank you John. Very gracious. You didn’t like the rest of the series ?

[@BeastOfSoda]

That lopsided thin stone right below the grill is triggering me so bad.

[@Micawood100]

no kidding... saw that and was like NOOOOOO!!!! also in part 4 the TREX at the right side of the steps isnt butted up cleanly, was like oh god....

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

@@Micawood100 This just proves that John is an Evil Bastard that HATES people with OCD...

[@John_Malecki]

I love OCD people haha. I’m always having to balance getting the content out and tightening up details. That one brick pissed me off too, but we have 0 of that same width left haha so I had to leave it. The stairs we fixed ! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@vintagejoehill]

Tim Rodenhaber is my pick for the best name on a Grill Contest, EVER

[@jpoconnor5439]

YOU DA MAN, MAN!

[@tomp1279]

On the front and back sides, did you use hardee board, then plywood, then tar paper/lathe, then mortar coat, then scratch coat?

[@user-dt9qe8wo6u]

Hey john I don’t know if you know or not but after your done you should buy a tub of lard and after you use the griddle, put a spoonful of lard on the griddle and heat it up ,spread the lard around then take a paper towel and wipe it around We didn’t with ours and it started to rust.

[@John_Malecki]

Thank you! It’s why we cooked bacon first on it Hahahah

[@chrisfloyd6615]

If there's anyone I'm envious of its you. Clearly LOVE what you do and seem to live an absolutely perfect life.

[@LandlordSpecial]

Listen, Pittsburgh dough boy all the way!!

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty fantastic work, John! 😃 Congrats to the winners!!! 😊 Stay safe there, everybody! 🖖😊

[@WarriorDaddy83]

In the intro.... when flames shot out at you, I literally jumped!

[@darknight409]

love the new deck John you and your team did a superb job

[@John_Malecki]

Thank you ! Its coming along nicely

[@donzdesignz]

Did you use pressure treated wood when building the out side kitchen? didn't look like it, rather seal the wood before you add cement or cladding to it so it rejects water and does not rot

[@johnlambert3474]

Do you use a cover for the griddle? If so, what kind? I’m planning to do the same type thing. It appears that the regular cover that you can buy would be way to big once the legs of the griddle are removed.

[@danssmokintreasures]

I have 5 smokers/grills already, but that looked nice. I was in the market for Pellet grill.

[@janiceblake5681]

You sir are a badass!!! Maybe I need my husband to watch you...he takes forever to scratch one thing off the list. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@drakestruble8365]

for the future john please wear a respirator like you do when your spraying, for any brick, block or stone cutting if you cant add water silica dust is a killer

[@AliH-xk5rb]

I recently got a griddle top and I love the purchase, I found this one by griddle master that are custom and they can fit over any grill you already have!

[@rickzetina1419]

congrats to the winners and awesome job big guy and the squirrels

[@lungbuster341]

Did you consider metal stud construction for the cooking cabinet for a less combustible option?

[@jefferygrant2538]

Looks great! How much weight does the grill stand add to the deck?

[@jeremybrown1569]

Really want to do something like this but concerned about covering the flat top. Any plans to incorporate a cover for the cooktop so that it doesn’t rust out every time it rains?

[@jimhastings7815]

super excited for Tim on his new grill.. all the meat sweats I got from watching this build is going to make me have to go ahead and probably purchase my own pit boss since my luck at winning things is nil! I hope Tim is a lover of meats and ass clownery and building! Looking forward to the rest of the deck and seeing more in the shop. Keep it up and tell Jordan to get busy on some facial hair.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 .... Congrats to the winners! 🎉

[@bretm1219]

Any issues w/ rust on the griddle surface since you installed it?

[@eric44707]

Turned out great! I’m looking to do something similar. Do you use pressure treated 2x4s and plywood or non treated? Thanks

[@Auzzy4]

Wood working and bbq two of my favourite things

[@Uscwaller]

Hellman’s? And I really liked you. Duke’s all the way. 😂😂

[@frankiedoodledandy8553]

Never saw Duke’s mayo in Pittsburgh

[@woollyjunk6162]

How will it hold up to north weather, snow rain , really cold ?

[@nathelm]

The stone work to me as diyer is so tedious and time consuming. I have had some success using vinyl plank flooring, there are patterns aplenty to choose from. It does look kind of fake close up but back away and it looks pretty good and backer board has become my best friend.

[@MakeItWithJim]

add a vent to your gas bottle storage cupboard. LPG is heavier than air and will pool up ready to go pop

[@michaelfausto6317]

Where did you get your stainless steel doors from for your bbq pit?

[@joeysawyer7572]

Congrats Tim. Dang I didn't win. Lol. The deck looks awesome and so does tune meats station

[@chrisasearles]

I watched the earlier videos and didn't see anything but wondering if you had to do anything differently to support the weight of all the stone and concrete under the grilling station?

[@John_Malecki]

Its veneer stone, so its very light, If you recall i also have 18" of flat blocking on the edged which support 80% of the grill station

[@chrisasearles]

@@John_Malecki thanks for the reply, deck looks great!

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Wetting the back of the brick before sticking it to the wall keeps the dry stone from pulling water out of the mortar which would screw up the mortars curing process leading to bricks that fall off the wall at some random point in the near future...

[@srivarada6084]

"if they are wrong ..call and yell . They are not going to do anything but makes you feel better " 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheBluenoser76]

Awesome series boys!

[@masoncato8738]

put a bunch of sand down around the structure next time as well as tarps/visqueen and it will prevent the mortar from binding to the deck/ground

[@peggybailey8333]

Ok, first of all, I'm pretty sure they house nuclear waste in concrete and lead. That being said, I love watching you, but I've come to the conclusion on how unrealistic your projects are. At no point in time have I seen you forget where you set the tape measure 25 times, run the battery out of the drill mid project, have to stop and run back to the hardware store 10 times because you forgot something or decided you needed something else. I realize it's edited for time but everyone should figure that's what we're not seeing. Lol keep up the good work.

[@John_Malecki]

Haha haha well I keep a dozen batteries and 12 tape measures. I send my employees for all the things I forget Hahahah 🤣🤣🤣

[@peggybailey8333]

@@John_Malecki good plan! Pssst a dozen batteries and 12 tape measures are the same amount.....but I do love watching you and sincerely enjoy watching the "mistakes" as well because it's a learning thing for me. I know what not to do. Have a beautiful day.

[@BoomerKeith1]

This is perfect. I can't change a light bulb without having to go to the hardware store 2 or 3 times.

[@peggybailey8333]

@@BoomerKeith1 working with my cousin, told him I was gonna take a drink every time he lost the tape measure or said "I just f'n had that." I had to stop when I realized I was headed for alcohol poisoning inside of 15 minutes. Lol

[@BoomerKeith1]

@@peggybailey8333 Yes! I was working on a very simple, straight forward project this weekend (simply switching out an old power cord on a washing machine) and lost TWO screw drivers. I finally found one but still haven't found the other! Even when I think I'm prepared I end up needing something else or losing something. So glad to know there are others out there like me!!

[@edv59]

Congratulations to the winners

[@DIYDREW]

Phenomanal series! Thanks for sharing, I'm ready to build a deck now...

[@PurebreedFLA]

Great Video! I'm convinced I need a griddle in my backyard now.

[@mars7786]

Looking sweet

[@robertwoods1425]

Looks great keep the videos coming

[@UNDERTOW999]

Diggin the series. Great content brother.

[@monsterface71]

Shouldn't the Hardie Backer be enough? Is the concrete really necessary?

[@jordanp1622]

Out of the 5 choose , everyone but the other 4 were rooting for Tim. Big ups Tim 💪🏽

[@mattgilchrist6686]

can confirm lol

[@jakevandenberg9962]

Thanks for inspiring me to go and do my own woodwork

[@minnierestivo8109]

This is super cool! Gives me an idea for my future house.

[@jacobboone4281]

This has been an awesome build!

[@GibClark]

👍👍👍👍that looks awesome!!!!

[@tdimccullough]

i may be wrong using the chop saw on the decking with the water drainage plastic below the decking, is going to fill the channels with saw dust