This Off Grid Outdoor Kitchen is Decked Out! Build Series Ep. #4

This week, the outdoor kitchen at the Spur Cabin gets a floor. Sure, it looks a lot like a deck at this point, but by design!
This off grid kitchen will be open air, so the elements will not entirely be kept out. With spaced deck boards, any rain that gets in will easily drain away.
There are lots of tips and tricks to be gleaned from this episode, so be sure to watch every...single...screw! What, untreated wood for decking? Yes! And it'll be just fine!
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Music: (In order played)
Morning Color, by Paper Planes
Wait on Me, by Reed Pittman
Connect, by Colin Rich Project
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Hard to Find, by Cayson Renshaw
Always Mine, by Logan Pilcher
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[@miketroutman7365]

It’s Friday! Oh man, nothing better than cast iron fried steak in butter! 🎉 Another fun installment on the outdoor kitchen. A little disappointed that there was no sanding, but I’ll get over it. Thanks again Patrick for getting my weekend started off right…..oh wait, I’m retired! Every night is a Friday night and every day is a Saturday……

[@LifeontheMoose]

Sounds like a good schedule! Thank you for being here. 🙏

[@Johnny_Yuma]

While you eat I'll comment: Douglas Fir...you gotta prove nothing to me. I've seen your work and approve it, Your builds will hold up 1000K times longer than a certain politician's thought process during a presidential debate!

[@lynnehill652]

😂

[@LifeontheMoose]

I really appreciate your approval! 🙏

[@Maxid1]

I like the 2x4 extra "hand" board you used to butt the flooring up against. It's nice when that extra hand starts out a board, and doesn't whine about how bored it is...

[@LifeontheMoose]

😂🙏

[@Johnny_Yuma]

Okay, I finished watching to the end. You floored me with this one. At least you didn't get too spaced out and become board with your work. and just say "Screw it.". Thanks for the ideas, gorgeous scenery, and fantastic music. You've definitely have a talent and patients. May your arm heal posthaste.

[@LifeontheMoose]

lol, man that’s a good string of puns right there! And thank you!🙏

[@timothyedmiston8756]

I truly enjoy watching as well as learn tricks of the trade

[@LifeontheMoose]

Excellent! Glad you’re enjoying it.🙏

[@Loulou-nj7ji]

You did such a great job on the cabin I know this is going to be amazing 🥲!!!! Looking forward to seeing how it turns out until then stay safe stay healthy and god bless my friend 🙏❤️✌🏼

[@LifeontheMoose]

Much appreciated!! God bless. 🙏

[@richardwhite3711]

@24:30 you could also take a can of "Thompson's Water Seal" and a tray and roller and just roll the deck, then water will bead up and roll off no problem !!

[@wolflahti412]

Boards most commonly cup in the direction opposite the growth rings; that is, if you're looking at a smiley face, cupping will tend toward a frown.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Yes! I think I may have been holding my board upside down…🤔

[@deweywarner8010]

Glad to hear you are going to put up some sort of walls. Given you penchant for bare chilli, it will provide some amount of civility for others. Some of the older gents here at Fred Moose Lodge will go around without shirts and time has not been overly kind to them. It tends to scare women and confuse babies. Great video, I've been delayed getting to my cabin in the Arapaho National Forest, but I'm sure with your help the deck build will go quickly. I'm using cut down carved teak room dividers between the support posts. Once the carved foliage is painted, it will add to the Bavarian Forest look of the cabin. And, it will give you someone to ask questions of that's actually there.

[@LifeontheMoose]

This made me laugh! Fred Moose…😂 Sounds like a nice cabin in the Arapaho. 🙏

[@koningbolo4700]

35:09 I would recommend the outdoor kitchen be dual purpose (if not more): As a kitchen with a nice island (for that grill and sink maybe) and as a bathing/miniature hot tub area. You could get a used bathtub some place and have it on there if you need it and drag it off into the bushes if you don't... maybe.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Not a bad idea…!🙏

[@TheMrprez]

I’m so fascinated by work. I could watch it all day. You’re doing good there. I’d like to move back to Montana some day.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you so much! 🙏

[@supreme-9430]

Perkins Builders belt versatile and you only have buy the pouches you need.

[@LifeontheMoose]

That’s 2 for PB belts. I’ll look into them!

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Thanks for taking us along.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank YOU for riding along!

[@richardwhite3711]

for the solid wall you will have to research what is the direction of the prevailing wind for the season that you want the most protection in the "Bent Tree Kitchen" LOL

[@cheryleddy5677]

I have the Doug fir door yard table and 6 chairs my Grandfather made right after getting married, well over 100 years ago. They are untreated, unpainted, and as far as I know have never been given any special treatment except put in the barn during winter snows. As far as I'm concerned...good choice..plus use what you have available.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ah interesting! I appreciate you sharing. 🙏

[@BrakesBake]

Until next week thanks again for sharing

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thanks for being here! 🙏

[@supreme-9430]

Thought half wall around kitchen then a good screen since it's a kitchen help keep the bugs out of your food while cooking.

[@travisgrow4713]

Looking great

[@frankdodson3534]

A little stone fireplace place would be nice on the up wind side but I know that would be more work and added expense? But any way it's going to be a really nice place to relax and enjoy friends and family Patrick.

[@LifeontheMoose]

I like the idea! Not sure I’ll be able to incorporate that. 🙏

[@tomhorrigan5769]

Perkins Brother Builders tool belts are awesome. I think you’d like it. Deck looks great Patrick. Man that’s a lot of steak! But it sure looked tasty!!!

[@LifeontheMoose]

Another nod to the PBB…thank you! And yes…I had enough steak left over for breakfast. 🙏

[@brianjensen6724]

Looking awesome

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thanks!

[@richardwhite3711]

@ 16:00 if worried about the decking ( weathering over time ), just take a garden sprayer filled with deck stain/sealer and simply spray the whole deck yearly

[@LifeontheMoose]

I believe I’ll end up staining/sealing that deck.

[@boblordylordyhowie]

I like Sleeping Bear Rock in the background.

[@LifeontheMoose]

I like that name! And I think I know which one you’re referring too…

[@boblordylordyhowie]

@@LifeontheMoose @1:09 the rock just above your hand, you have a guid ane (good one).

[@williammartin6528]

Blockings are called Dwangs here in Scotland , Noggings in England. Like you say, with 6x2 (we always put depth first😂) boards the blocking is an extra.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ah very interesting! I really appreciate the insight, and am fascinated by the differences. 6x2?! 🙏

[@williamphillips7068]

I love cast iron and butter fried steak, the project is looking good. I wish I was there to help

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you so much! You may not be here, but indeed you’re helping. 🙏🙏

[@DavisEJay]

Hey bro, Put a band frame around the parameter. It may help the protect the cut ends and frame everything up!

[@LifeontheMoose]

Good suggestion!

[@JoannDowning]

Received my Life on the Moose T shirt--excellent quality - true in size. lov from south alabama.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Excellent!! I appreciate you. 🙏

[@JohnAmes]

I gotta replace a few boards on my deck myself

[@jneff6965]

Perkins builder brothers tool belt. They are another great channel. Maybe explain who you are and what you’re doing, maybe they’ll give you one to promo. Love your channel, keep up the entertainment!!

[@LifeontheMoose]

I like it! I believe more recommendations for PBB than anyone else. 🙏

[@rayknightstep9083]

I have had great luck with my Bucket Boss tool belt. You can spend more for an Occidental or Diamondback but for the average/casual DIYer the Bucket Boss is an affordable, comfortable and lightweight alternative with plenty of accessories Another Friday at Rancho de Vegas enjoying Life on the Moose. Stay safe Patrick and Happy 4th!🇺🇸

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thanks so much for the recommendation! I’ll look at it. Happy 4th! 🙏

[@rayknightstep9083]

@@LifeontheMoose It certainly won`t cut you.

[@bobsingle45]

and here I thought one of those steaks was for me! Looks good, enjoy 😊

[@LifeontheMoose]

I only ate half that second one! The rest was breakfast…🙏

[@1tojo]

With new lumber you don't need an gap and with seasoned wood just drop a 8 penny nail between the deck boards.just nail down and pick up your nails

[@artursmihelsons415]

Excellent video as always! 👍 For countersink drill repair - just drill hole from side in holder, tap it and screw in hex screw without head..

[@LifeontheMoose]

That would work. I’m thinking not quite worth the effort, as the countersink cost less than a new tap! I appreciate the suggestion.🙏

[@mikefesh4052]

In the Coast Guard we would measure with a micro-caliper, Mark with a piece of chalk, then cut it with an ax...

[@LifeontheMoose]

lol, sounds accurate!

[@stevedahl3689]

Another great project, Patrick! Kudos

[@LifeontheMoose]

Much appreciated!🙏

[@gottabeme792]

I'm inspired, thank you! Can't wait for next week 👍😊

[@LifeontheMoose]

Hey cool! Thank you for watching!🙏

[@mikefesh4052]

Oh one of those days,,, I hate when that happens...

[@rudyfisher7660]

I've used them with just a little bit of tip. Sticking out, just put your drill, run your drill around it and use it that way. I don't know if you got a drill there that you can chuck it down on it, but that'll work because i've used them that way

[@LifeontheMoose]

Indeed! Good idea.

[@RonaldoWimmer]

Hi, Patrick!! The deck is really nice. I'm a little crazy about open spaces (I mean without walls) but as it's an outdoor kitchen, I would build at least 2 half walls with windows to block some rain, snow and wind inside it. Certainly, it wouldn't block all of it, but it would help a bit. And they have something as big windows on them, you could open them during the summer or when the weather is good enough. Once we don't have snow in Brazil, except in very southern states, I have no idea how it works with this weather, but I'm sure you make a better decision about the next steps. Hugs from your Brazilian friend. 😊🖖

[@LifeontheMoose]

I believe we are thinking along the same lines. Hoping not to put glass in it, but like the idea of having the option of opening something up at times of the year. Thank you! Hugs back to Brazil. 🙏

[@richardwhite3711]

you can always buy some cheap painters drop clothes and large wooden dowels and make some roll up sun shades/wind breaks for walls that get too much sun or wind

[@LifeontheMoose]

Good idea! We were pondering some sort of “screen” for that purpose.

[@Loulou-nj7ji]

Just can’t wait till its all done ❣️❣️❣️

[@Lakanen263]

Occidental makes good tool bags but they are not cheap. Thanks for the video.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you! That makes 3 suggestions for OL so far. I’m looking into them. 🙏

[@andreww7938]

as long as the wood if off the ground, it will last (at elevation) for decades. I have hatchet/saw cuts on old juniper stumps from the mining days of 1880's. those snags last centuries.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Interesting! And I agree.

[@mikeyb2607]

Looks great. Maybe 1.5 full height walls to keep a full corner out of the wind?

[@LifeontheMoose]

Agree! 🙏

[@JaySiewers]

I thought maybe you'd exclaim that your arm wound came from hunting triffids or fighting off a herd of penguins but your story was riveting none the less. 😁

[@LifeontheMoose]

😂I like it!

[@theoh6260]

I have never seen that trick with a skil saw… Very cool….. I always learn something watching your channel….

[@LifeontheMoose]

Hey thats good! I think I do, too. 🙏

[@YouTubeExpertZesan]

your content is very good

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you!🙏

[@Maxid1]

When it comes to tool belts I lean toward the fancy because I'm in it for a really long time. Occidental Leather is my favorite.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Another OL mention…one I haven’t heard of. Thank you!

[@randalreigel4089]

As a finished cabinet installer, I have sheared many of those countersink bits off. Especially with maple.I usually buy ten at a time.😁

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ah good to know. Yeah that maple is tough wood. 🙏

[@jefflabrozzi9592]

You’re right I messed my side up, I will do better next time. 😊

[@LifeontheMoose]

No worries! Your job is safe..

[@adventurebob]

Keep up the great work! Your videos are always entertaining and your hilarious personality keeps us coming back!

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you so much. Whatever the reason may be, I’m glad you keep coming back! 🙏🙏

[@randalreigel4089]

Chingon 😎

[@edhibbard2348]

I really look forward each week to you video's. Many thanks

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank YOU for being here each week! 🙏

[@timwhitley1212]

Its a really drafty building!

[@LifeontheMoose]

Indeed it is! 😅

[@richardalvisjr3146]

Get yourself Perkins Brothers tool belt. I have NO affiliation with them. I just think they make awesome tool belts.

[@LifeontheMoose]

I’ve heard of them, but haven’t checked out their belt. I will! 🙏

[@Maxid1]

1:43 A house I had in San Francisco had this weird rise and valley in the kitchen floor. Not huge but noticeable (I think it was over an inch from side to side). When I went to redo the floor I expected to find some kind of mechanical failure or bug/water damage, something. I pulled all the tile up and then the subflooring and it was nothing but twists, and crowns and valleys caused by the messed up rough sawn lumber lumber the house was built with in 1955. I planed down the high spots. Ended up floating the floor and slate tiling (previous floor was many layers of vinyl tile) so the low spots took care of themselves.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ah interesting! Perhaps that lumber wasn’t as “seasoned” as it should have been going into that house.

[@patrickmoore1602]

It’s Friday Been a long week Just relaxed with your video Thanks for the reset Patrick! From Patrick in CT.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Hey Patrick from CT! Thank you so much. 🙏

[@richardwhite3711]

I think one of your loyal viewers should send you a "Bent Tree Kitchen" plaque / that you can then copy and sell as merch LOL

[@LifeontheMoose]

I like it!

[@koningbolo4700]

My suggestion for the seasoned toolbelt would be to fix the belt and keep using it... I am convinced you will not be able to find a nicer and better suited belt in the store today...

[@Mstred]

You know, I always seem to learn something from you on every video. I Thank You for that.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Wow that’s a great compliment. Thank YOU!🙏

[@Maxid1]

Boards all covered perfectly. Victory is the culmination of the mistakes you make a long the way. a wise man once said that. Well, not that wise because I just made it up... At least I think I did.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Whomever wise man it was, I like it!

[@JohnTalbot-k6xi]

A+

[@TopDedCenter1]

With those vistas, any walls should be glass!

[@LifeontheMoose]

And that’s the crux of the debate!

[@lcurtsinger4313]

Id probably take to a good shoe shop and have a little work maintenence reinforcement done on it ,its served you well

[@LifeontheMoose]

If it was only a rivet or two, I just may do that. Thank you!🙏

[@davidburne9477]

As altitude increases relative humidity decreases. So at altitude there is less oxygen per litre of air so the capacity of the air to hold moisture decreases.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you! I was hoping to get some insight on that. 🙏

[@Maxid1]

They call them wisdom teeth because whey they pull them out? that smarts!!

[@LifeontheMoose]

Indeed it did!

[@koningbolo4700]

16:40 I would love to work alongside the guy with the seasoned toolbelt any day... Again I am very sorry I am an ocean and a continent away...

[@LifeontheMoose]

That’s kind of you! You seem closer than you are. 🙏

[@edmaurer5059]

Dang. I thought that 2nd steak was for me.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ha! Half that second piece was for my breakfast the next morning..

[@tobyspeeks3793]

"because they're not hanging"

[@LifeontheMoose]

😅😎

[@cchambers8632]

The kitchen is looking good. As far as your walls, which direction does most of your weather come?

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thanks! Prevailing winds from the SW, where the short wall is. Probably the full one..

[@davidarcaris7500]

Relative Humidity is relative to pressure and temperature. FYI

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you!🙏

[@edro3838]

👍

[@MAB1907]

Hello from Midway,Tx here’s your 🦷 🦷 🦷, hope they fit ya boss man… 😂😂😂😂

[@LifeontheMoose]

lol perfect!

[@davefreeman1499]

In a dry climate wood will not rot like in a more humid climate.

[@LifeontheMoose]

That is true!

[@JoannDowning]

I would have build me a lil side table from that block of wood you showed us. Man,,,take that ol friend tool belt to a Shoe Repair shop..Or wouldn't it be neat to have you one made out of some Moose hide from your ranch.

[@LifeontheMoose]

THAT would be very neat. Good ideas!

[@Johnny_Yuma]

Darn, and I had a gift card with your name on it.

[@LifeontheMoose]

lol so thoughtful! You just go ahead and use it.

[@koningbolo4700]

22:07 Wauw, the "building" has not even been finished and already some serious cookery is going on...

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ha indeed!

[@ram1brn]

put a new rivet in and fix it. Put the solid wall on the west side

[@LifeontheMoose]

I will most likely take you up on at least one of your suggestions!

[@richardwhite3711]

@ 28:35 just came to mind, that the 1/4 inch difference towards the end may not be the gaps but the boards probably have some differences in widths from end to end that multiplies over the distance causing some of the discrepancies

[@LifeontheMoose]

I believe that’s true!

[@robertelliott5644]

At 3000 feet there is less moisture. Your dryer thus wood lasts longer, stays drier than lower levels.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Aha! I knew it…😅 Thanks!🙏

[@hirsutusi5536]

I can probably find you a replacement rivet, what size do you need?

[@LifeontheMoose]

That’s kind! If I didn’t have 3 or 4 other reasons to upgrade that belt, I’d take you up on it. 🙏

[@tompetersen2293]

wouldn't that interfear with the sky hooks you have to install on the end that you don't have any hangers installed on lol thats what you should have told that guy that asked the question

[@LifeontheMoose]

😂

[@msavage138]

Diamondback makes awesome tool bags. They'll probably hook you up for free if they know you're a youtuber guy.

[@LifeontheMoose]

That would be cool! That’s actually one company I’ve heard of and am kicking around. I appreciate the input!

[@EvLuvsMinPins]

do you season your cast iron skillet?

[@LifeontheMoose]

Yes! It basically works as a non-stick pan now, with the right fat at a high enough temp.

[@jacobgraham8723]

…I think I’ll go for a walk…. If it’s just a rivet coming loose pop it out or drill it out and put a slightly bigger one in. I’d rather fix my old belt vs the trouble of trying to find something new of any decent quality and then have to break it in.

[@dougpeak7591]

If you don’t have rivets you can buy Chicago screws that you can install with a screwdriver and a drill bit or scratch awl

[@LifeontheMoose]

I should have mentioned, there are several reasons aside from the several rivets that needs replacing. You’re right…I am a bit concerned about breaking in a new one.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@davidgiesfeldt6650]

Wink wink nudge nudge. Know what I mean?!

[@barrybrum]

"My side" of the deck was off by a quarter inch because you didn't share that second steak with me. Starve the help and expect a measurable declivity in quality of work. LOL

[@LifeontheMoose]

I cannot argue with that! 😂

[@paulyanega2373]

hey Patrick, where are you located, near what city ??

[@LifeontheMoose]

I would consider the nearest “city” to be either Wenatchee or Spokane. I’m north of them along the Canadian border.

[@mikeklamer9322]

I’d buy onea your Tshirts. Early episode. Id like to know wat the heck you do to be able to afford to do all this. I envy you a tad. Wonderful land, time to build, wife not fussing. Howd the whitetail hunt go btw

[@LifeontheMoose]

Great question! The short answer…we make it work. My wife and I both want a house here, so she’s supportive of the whole process, even though we have to be apart about a third of the time. We have no “extra” money, and I have zero extra time. I sleep 6 hours a night and work 12-14 hour days a lot. I work full time as a real estate agent on the coast, drive 6 hours one way to our property to video, and do 100% of all production/editing myself. Hopefully I’ll explain further in a video someday soon. And…no deer! I appreciate you asking and watching!🙏

[@mikeklamer9322]

@@LifeontheMoose well I’m very impressed buddy ! Keep it up I look forward to my downtime watching your videos.

[@Misty45-kx3bz]

💖💖💖💖🙏

[@LifeontheMoose]

🙏🙏🙏

[@dennisrobbins458]

Just curious; what state are you in?

[@LifeontheMoose]

E Washington.

[@criticaltemperature3343]

About wisdom teeth. Im 53 and still have two of them.

[@LifeontheMoose]

That makes 2 for both of us!

[@edhibbard2348]

I'll cut, thanks

[@LifeontheMoose]

😅

[@davidgiesfeldt6650]

My belt like your has many decades of use and has succumbed to leather fatigue… LeathercraftI427X

[@LifeontheMoose]

Thank you!!

[@CorbinMusso88]

But what if we want to send you gifts or cards or anything like that?

[@LifeontheMoose]

Knowing that you watch these wacky videos is just about the greatest gift I can think of. 🙏

[@kensearle4892]

Hope losing a wisdom tooth adds wisdom. It looks good!

[@LifeontheMoose]

I’m hoping the same! 🙏

[@michaelthomas6735]

Alright, we'll call it a draw. Lol

[@LifeontheMoose]

🙏

[@darrelsilveira]

A couple of wraps of electrical or duct tape around your pencil and you'll never drop it between the deck boards while using it as a splacer...

[@LifeontheMoose]

That’s a good idea. I was going to drill a hole and put a nail through in the beginning, then I forgot!

[@supreme-9430]

Well I guess I did not need to commit on the walls. Should have finished video first.

[@LifeontheMoose]

Ha no worries! I just appreciate you watching any of it. 🙏

[@Maxid1]

Piece of junk countersink. I'd braze it if it mattered. Stilled worked without the fancy tang. But that's the drink that went with the astronauts to the moon!

[@LifeontheMoose]

lol indeed!