Building An Outdoor Kitchen With a Wood Fired Oven and BBQ / Part 15 / Granite Countertop Install
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- This is part 15 of my outdoor kitchen series. In this segment of my outdoor kitchen build, I will show you all of the steps that I took to prepare for the installation of the granite countertops. I will also finish all of the remaining stone work. If you are new here and would like to see the other parts of this project, see the links below.
Link to my cooking channel: On The Flame
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Artisan Made Truckers Cap: etsy.me/3qIwqT4
My Etsy Shop: etsy.me/3qgDnr8
My Website: www.artisanmadethings.com/
Follow: / artisanmadethings
Links to the other parts of this build:
Full Playlist: • Brick Oven/BBQ: Outdoo...
Part 1: Building the base (This is my first video ever so go easy on me) • Brick Oven/BBQ Outdoor...
Part 2: Building the form (This is my second video ever. Slightly better that the first) • How to build a brick o...
Part 3: Insulating the oven floor • How to build a brick o...
Part 4: Installing the floor • How to build a brick o...
Part 5: Building the Dome • How to build a brick o...
Part 6: Building the Landing, Arches and Chimney • How to build a Brick P...
Part 7: Curing Fires • How to build a brick p...
Part 8: Insulating and Rendering the brick oven • How to build a brick o...
Part 9: How to build a wood fired BBQ: • How to build a Wood Fi...
Part 10: Kitchen Counters: • How to Build Outdoor K...
Part 11: How to Frame A Roof For An Outdoor Kitchen: • How To Frame A Roof Fo...
Part 12: Chimney Installation • Installing The Chimney...
Part 13: How to build a Brick Arch • How to Build a Brick A...
Part 14: Installing Stone Veneer Over Cinderblock • Installing Stone Venee...
How to Make the Indispensable Tool: • How to Make the Indisp...
Frequently Asked Questions About My Brick Pizza Oven: • Frequently Asked Quest...
Avoid My Mistakes: • Avoiding Mistakes Buil... 
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In the design stage now. Great video.
I enjoy the variety of ways you show to cut notches. Not just always using one tool.
Beautiful! My husband used your channel as his Go-To channel for your pizza oven project to build his own: he is very pleased with the result and pretty much culinary married to it! :)
That is AWESOME!!! I appreciate people that focus on all the fine details.
I recently purchased a manufactured home and it has one of these fireplaces/grill its huge and i had no idea what to use it for but your video helped picture it
I really loved watching this series it was informative and entertaining. Thank you!
I’m a mason and just want to say good job for being a diy guy I have done over 100 outdoor kitchens and usually the countertop are installed with just shims and some caulk then we veneer right up tight underneath
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It’s much appreciated.
Shim spacing is key though. There are lengthy unsupported sections of the granite based on the shots of the underside of the countertop.
Wow ! You are talented! Amazing work!
That's beautiful you did a beautiful job 👍💙💜💗
congratulations to acomplished the project...like it very much
I really enjoyed watching this video. Thank you for making this video its going to help a lot next spring when I built mine 😊
It looks amazing. Very good job.nice layout and design.
My family is in the stone countertops bussines since 1947, and you did right sealing the below, like a building or everything else, more basing is better, my father invented a small plastic chock so you can level and fix more quickly this kind of jobs, good work
Thank you for sharing this.
That’s a hang out spot to be proud of.
it's so great how it turned out great job I just love it
It looks beautiful. Would love to see a video where you demonstrate what you can do with it and how it works. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Thank You! That's coming once the weather get warmer.
That's absolutely gorgeous! Watched the last video first. Now I have to back up and watch you work your magic. Thanks!😊
Too much Disney? Magic?😂 😮💨
Very impressive man, such a good feeling of accomplishment when you get to this point.
Wow , looks amazing , great job
Now you can enjoy it !
Absolutely love your outdoor kitchen. What a wonderful idea great thing to have. As a bricklayer with more than 30 years experience, you are correct your brickwork is rough as a bears arse. However, hats off to you, you gave it a go got stuck in and built it. Not a fan of that licking stick artificial stone. How it will discolour over time for sure. What can I say? I’m a brick and stone mason I like the real thing. You are perfectly correct about your granite top. It should not have been just shimmed up. It should’ve been bedded. Granite like most stone is strong in compression, but not intention. It had the potential to snap and crack as a result of the way they installed it.. this is what happens when you find someone who’s not qualified to do the job correctly. I seriously doubt they were actually stonecutters. But I have to admit I have seen a lack of pride in a lot of tradesmen‘s work over the years. It’s not like it used to be. People buy fake and artificial now they want it done quickly and cheaply. Unfortunately, this brings a on qualified workforce and cheaper crapper material. But I’m sure you will get many great years of use out of your outdoor kitchen. Fantastic thing to have.
Sorry to hear about your bad experience with the granite company. Unfortunately there are too many so called contractors, as this one, in any trade one can imagine.
On the bright side : YOU GOT YOUR DREAM KITCHEN!!!
Judging by the details you put in there I can tell that you are an amazing mason, which I'm not.
I'm just a retired plumber who had the privilege to have witnessed this art performed by really well qualified folks.
Enjoy your kitchen amigo, you deserve it.
Greetings from Toronto.
Wowww beautiful
Great job, looks amazing. Well done 👍🏼👌
Now that is a kitchen !!!
It looks great. Nice job.
Impressive work, well done!
Very nice outdoor kitchen 😊
Very nice and an excellent job!!!
Hello Bro, i'm from France. Congratulations, this is a very good job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Congratulations, that’s nice!
Beautiful job
Wow….looks really nice
amazing job looks awesome
Congrats!!!
One little secret I would share with you is that wedge brick you installed should be set the other way so it helps support your bridge and makes it stronger. I have built lots of fireplaces and pizza ovens and for not being a mason you do a pretty good job.
BEAUTIFUL
Inspirational Buddy!
Wowed awesome came out awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Beautiful
Absolutely amazing build! The kitchen turned out spectacular! Well done!
Thank you!
Well done!
It is an amazing outdoor kitchen and will, no doubt, be a wonderful place for get togethers with family and friends for many years to come. Happy New Year!!
Thank you! Happy and healthy New Year to you as well.
Beautiful....
What a joy entertainment will be.
Looks amazing mate, my dream to build this in Italy 🤞🏻
That looks great man, if I could budget something like this I would.
I enjoyed watching your videos and the finish was awesome.
Thank you very much. You helped me to build my own pizza oven. It was pleasure to watch you working on the project, al the way from the beginning to the end. Wish you more successful videos. Happy new year.
Thank you friend. Happy New Year!!!
I think your channel is just awesome. I wish you to grow. Thanks for the upload.
Thank you brother!!!
Great Stuff! And yes I agree: The granite guys were muppets. But it turned out great.
Your videos are great. Your presentation style makes them very easy and enjoyable to watch. Looking forward to more. Thank you.
Amazing
I enjoyed watching this project come together. Great job brother! Now that it is all done, I would love to see a video on how to build a small outdoor shed. I think that would make a great video!
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Awesome job andVideo....🎉
Lovely job, fair play!
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I would love to have that outdoor kitchen. It looks absolutely fantastic. You did an amazing job. Happy New Year
Thank you! Happy New Year!
I can't wait to build mine hahaha. Whats up Tantiana 😁
Its look´s very nice. Building same style, just a litte bit smaller.
Thanks for all ur information.
Greez from Germany. :)
realy beatiful, congratulatio, from Chile sudamerica.
As someone who also built a backyard kitchen with a pizza oven too, as well as a 15 year granite fabricator installer.
Yes I’ve had plenty of customers say the same thing that 2-4 weeks turned into 10-12 weeks.
And shims are used to level the granite, you must place shims every 12 inches where it’s not supported. Then you also add RTV silicon as both securing it and providing some of that support as it should get pushed into the gap.
❤amazing
Dude I’m a bricklayer for 15 years you did good
You built stuff a lot of bricklayers never do in their career
Thank you brother!!!
I the tripod as work-holding for the drill press. If it's stupid but it works, it's not stupid.
Good job Karen
Constructive criticism is welcome here, but rude or inappropriate comments that do not convey any kind of meaningful message are not.
Nice!
10 weeks for granite?!!! 😂 In south texas, it only takes 3 days...This is why 🇲🇽 workmanship is the best!
We NEED to see this thing in action. Please show us a video of you using this kitchen!!!
It’s coming soon. I’m currently in the process of filming a bunch of cooking videos.
Grandios!
I think the wooden shims will help with any movement. It’s outside and any shifting may put stress on that granite and crack if.
Anchoring epoxy would be best for filling gaps under the granite in an exterior application. Shouldn't be nearly as much concern for heat and weather issues as silicone.
Would love to see how you use that Open BBQ in action when you have time. Great explanations & work, thanks for sharing
Videos are coming soon
Amazing work! Would love to see a vid of it all in action! (firing up the fireplace, wood oven, making pizzas etc! ) Well done on such a great build!
As soon as the winter passes, I will be posting videos.
Thank you!
@@ArtisanMade fair enough! (living in Australia, I never appreciate outdoor cooking gets tough in colder places!)
Exelente
Thanks for sharing, new subscribed 👍
Granite should be placed on dabs of silicon. Never use wood shims, use plastic instead, especially outside in moist conditions.
Was going to say this. They should have used composite shims at the very least, and everything should have been sealed up. What a hack job.
In Australia we use AVS polyurethane adhesive. Granite that thick is incredibly strong and really hard to crack. In saying that spreading the load over continuous contact is far superior to it resting on small contact points. A hard setting glue like polyurethane will give surport in those gaps, silicone is too spongy.
What about a construction grout? Should they have used a grout or morter? I’m a newb with this stuff but I used recently replaced 3 toilets in our new house. By the time i got to the second I realised I needed to use a grout to stop it from wobbling and I went back and redone the first. So strong and stable now. I’d think that’s the kind of thing you’d need to do here?
I would like you to apologize for your statement that your brickwork is sloppy, because that, good sir, was a darn lie. For a non-professional, that brickwork looks EXCELLENT.
I really appreciate the kind words! Thank you my friend!
Great work! I would only have made the roof a little more spacious. But if you live in an area where there is no winter, then that's enough.
We’ve really enjoyed watching your outdoor kitchen come to fruition! Your videos are really entertaining and informative so thank you very much! A while back you mentioned starting a cooking channel to accompany your DIY channel. Do you have any updates?
Thank you! This kitchen too longer than expected but now that it’s done, food channel is on the way. When the weather improves
You're project is going well I like it, as Granite go it takes max 1-2 weeks can be done in 3 days I do that for living, they leveld materials ok but it's needed to be secured with cikaflx and I can see they didn't glue seams at all with machine epoxy glue.
Thank you for these videos. I've started my oven/outdoor kitchen and these have so helpful. When will your cooking channel be coming out, excited see the oven and bbq in action!
I should have a bunch of videos out sometime in June. Good luck on you kitchen!
In my opinion an oven of that magnitude needs a rough look brick finish. Its looks like the ones in spain from the 1500s.... I want to do this to make suckling pig 🤤 in an oven that looks just like that... Beautiful man.
Thank you! I’ve been wanting to make a pig too. Probably this summer.
Watch your left when stabilizing shakey objects while you use the angle grinder my brother.
Silicone is fine for the bonding to the surface but they should’ve bonded the seems with a two part epoxy
Great work for a NON MASON you are better than most. Anybody who ever built anything knows there are small mistakes along the way. I liked the tripod in the shop for the angle iron. It must have P*ssed you off with the bumble head granite guys.I think it came out great. For the sink would you consider an on demandhot cold water supply ? Great wash up clean the BBQ tools and serving equipment. So you overbuilt it in some places .It was a great show and I sub this AM
Thank you! I think I will be adding the hot water at some point.
I saw a guy in the South he has a seafood boiler with DRAINER RIGHT TO TABLE A REAL LABOR SAVER
@@ArtisanMade
You are saying the right thing there, I too will not recommend it to anyone because there doesn't show any craft manship. Your clients came first.
Not sure where you live, but most stone countertop companies in my area can have 6-8 week lead time on getting countertops cut and installed. Especially now with everyone not having help. As far as the gaps, I’ve had people tell me that it’s normal and the weight over the stone is enough to hold it down. But doesn’t seem right for in my opinion
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When the market went to hell in the late 90's we had alot of people spending money on their homes because they couldn't afford to sell. Outside Bar-B-Q's,wet bars,pizza ovens and outside fireplaces were all the rage. We were able to take our time, so to speak, and indulge in arches,rollocks,soldier courses, etc. I had 30 years of experience and good at it because I really like laying brick and the stone. Fortunately for me,we had a couple of guys ready to retire and even with all the experience under my belt "school" was back in! Great times, great money and you're never too old to learn new tricks. Retired after 46+ years and still like to keep my hand in it. Take Care! Keep up the Good Work!
Looks great!
Question. The oven and the grill, did you install a commercially sold vents or did you install a different set up?
Is a cooking series still in the works? I think you mentioned that a few videos ago. Looks fantastic.
LHi. You did a great job. Please can I have the plans or schematics? I’d love to build this in my yard…
Real man at work. No gloves. My hands would be cooked lol. Sweet build.
I always had a different perspective of New York in my mind! Something like the busy Manhattan or Brooklyn! When I first saw you, I thought you lived in California or something! But when you said you're living in NY I was shocked. Would you mind telling me which area of New York you live in? since the neighborhood is so stunning and wondrous!
This guy ain't that bad. Only inside would have done 4 square bricks for more support inside the roundabouts instead of the l shaped but it's looks beautiful.
And maybe an iron door oven.
All granites and sintered stone are installed on MDF or plywood cause they are cheap and glue on the wood with Construction adhesive. These stones are prone to cracking when there is uneven pressure and also rapid temp changes for example hot pan on granite in a cold day.
Love the work you did can you come and build me the same design? Jk Liked the video.
Awesomeness
my opinion is that a mortar base should have been placed on top of the cinder blocks/brick to provide support for the countertops.
Although the fire pit took me a while to assemble ruclips.net/user/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM , all of the parts were there and the directions were pretty straight-forward. Two of the wooden handles were a bit cracked, so I contacted customer service - who responded IMMEDIATELY - and I received two new handles within the same week! I’m very happy with my purchase.
Has the granite cracked around the wooden post yet? It seemed like it was a pretty tight fit when they were installing.
Looks awesome is the hearth next to the oven convertible to a bbq grill? That would of been a nice revision for 2.0
It is a bbq.
Because I’ve had the same problem with granite installers we sheet with 3/4 plywood in interior or cement board on exterior applications. This prevents then from being able to leave gaps or unsightly shims. Have your granite installer bullnose the front to cover the underlayment. A little extra money and time up front will save you in later replacement costs.
What is "bullnose the front"?
@@jccgold a piece of granite is adhered in the front underneath to cover the sheathing