Whipples are worth waiting for. Enjoyed watching. Love listening to you's guys talk. Very soothing. Saw you over there helping with Belle's Cafe. All in the family. I love how you all support one another.
Hey, that is one beautiful, fancy and well built, outdoor kitchen. ❤ You've done an excellent job and it will last a lifetime. 👏 There's even room for company. 😉 I was watching a program several years ago on Link TV that they were cooking and baking on an outdoor oven, made the old fashioned way and I thought that's what you were up to. I'd like to have one of those someday. It's good to see you again. You and your brother do excellent work.
Well after almost 48 minutes of amazing work and perfect edits and I always learn tricks from you and dave. I really think this video is Exactly what RUclips is all about. I know how much work it is to build something like this and ALSO have to move the camera angles every time you do anything. A 2 hour job turns into 3 4 with camera work. This video was amazing and so much work. I hope it hits 1 million views and well deserved!!!
I didn’t grow up around dudes building stuff, but this blew my mind; with the right tools, I think I could do my own! Thanks a lot! This is what RUclips was made for ;)
A well right there would be great. That said, you may just want to add gutters and a rainwater capture system to get additional utility from that new roof. There are a number of ways to customize that sort of setup and you seem clever enough to customize one to your specific needs. Great build and video by the way. I really appreciate the simple and straightforward approach on this.
Really nice build, later you can always make some one by frames with screen and use wing nuts with male wood to male machine thread screws so you can put them up in the summer and take um down in the winter. Keep those skeeters out while you enjoy your relax time in summer. Thanks again .
I remember seeing the video when you first built that grill out there, I was like what the hell! it's in the bushes but i get it now. Super nice job i see you are very patient, my drawback on building things!
Thanks !! I actually really liked it without the building too , it was the maple tree over it that made it nice and shady , but it sure is nicer with a flat floor and a roof and lights .
Excellent job on the pavilion Ryan! You're building skills and knowledge is top notch. It will be really nice in the snowy and rainy weather. Todd from da U.P.
Michigan ?? First timer here. The moment I saw you driving an iron stake,,, the trees in the back ground,, I have built pavilions for the Boy Scouts , Cole Canoe Base, Rifle River. You don't need it now,, but what I learned about pavilions,, BS build them rather large sometimes. 40X 80.. as much as 10 feet to truss bottoms.. I spread the post bases, just a bit. For an 40 X 80,,, 6x6 posts, theoutside bottom layout for the posts will be 40' and 4" X 80' and 4" The slight inward lean on the posts in un-noticable, But adds wind resistance and stability far exceeding just 45 corner bracing. Always wanted to build one with a strong inward lean,, 10 degrees or so. Make it an architectural feature.
Fantastic journey you brought us along for. My first time watching your content and I really enjoyed seeing how you went about dealing with the different aspects of the task. The end result looks amazing. Peace.
Great job Ryan l like how you started out putting the trusses on the structure first upside down. Common sense and skill goes a long ways my friend...it turned out looking really nice my friend.. there's nothing like hearing the rain hitting the metal roof while having a cookout!!👍
That is some nice work. About the only change I would make would be to char all the wood in ground/ concrete contact to keep the rot, moisture and termites out. You used pressure treated in sandy ground so that will last you as long as you could wish.
Yep doing Anything Right means it will be more time consuming AND more expensive. Respect to " Mr Spruce" for demonstrating that and his determination to DOING IT RIGHT! I have a friend who made a very good living building decks, docks over water, pavilions etc and he was initially the most expensive service in the area but always right or if not right he'd fix any mistake at no additional charge. Within a few months of starting his business he became THE Contractor for this kind of work and he lead that community till he retired, still the highest $$$$$ but Definitely the BEST> A lesson many contractors will probably Never Learn.
Thanks !! I guess I could . its actually for my little cabin here's a link to that build if you want to check it outruclips.net/video/9p169VHPE9s/видео.html
In our opinion it looks like you have very good building skills on just about anything that comes your way we appreciate you sharing your skills with us along the adventure that you put out there for others to see in our opinion you are surely appreciated and we enjoy watching the videos that you produce it seems like an adventure to us in our opinion so keep them coming
Thank you very much , I'm really happy you are enjoying them !! I have another build probably about 80 percent finished so hopefully I'll be posting that video within a couple weeks
Nice work. I have some remote land in Florida with a dirt driveway to a small clearing I cut surrounded heavy thick natural tree cover. The only thing in that clearing is an 8x8 lean-to with with 2 counter height walls and counters like yours and a built in couch/bed on the back wall. I back my van up to it and when I open my rear doors to seal the front. My van has a 240AH lithium house battery that powers a TV, microwave, air fryer and 12v fridge for days. I've seen all kinds of wildlife including bears, wild pigs and panthers it's cozy to be enclosed. Planning to screen it in to stop the mosquitos.
The Whipple Brothers have my favorite outdoor construction channels Everything is real simple to follow nothing feels out of reach Good music very soothing voice overs all around great videos
I built my fowl aviary last year, and I wish I would of seen your video before then, so many great wood working tips. Looks awesome, I might have to build one myself and get a bbq and smoker.
I’m about to do this project at my home. Thank you for the tips on doing it yourself. I have a teenage son who will probably help for at least 15 minutes or so 😂 so those will come in handy.
yeah I'm pretty happy with it !! It would be awesome but I think the water table might be pretty deep . my brother in law said he has a hand auger I can run down a ways and check for wet sand to see if it's worth trying maybe I'll get lucky . If not I might try to figure out a rain water system .
@@blackspruce1861 l would love to come and visit you and have a cook up but that’s a little difficult for me as I’m from the south on the east coast of Australia. Thanks for the invite anyway
Man, that thing is awesome !!! What a great video !!! We are in the process of tearing down a small outdoor kitchen. I have got a whole different plan in my head now. I hope that you don't mind me incorporating some of your ideas in my build. Thanks
Man I loved your idea of pre-drilling all your roofing holes at one time. This was perfect timing for me because I'm about to build a cover for my tractor. Great video
Thanks !! I can't take credit for that I actually learned that when I helped my brother do a roof on his place in2003 but it does work really well. hope you have a great ti me building your tractor shed
Your outside kitchen project is very similar and about twice as big with electrical goodies than my project. Only three things come to mind that I will do differently. #1. Is add siding about three feet high around it to keep rain water from splashing inside. #2 I think I would only install one air vent going out of the side. I could be inspired to add another vent via a hood again out of the side as this is open air and a fan can be used. #3 I will screen mine in like my patio to keep flying critters out. Especially misquotes. I think you did GREAT.
Love it. I will build one outdoor grill/oven. We call it a Dirty Kitchen in the Philippines. Our method here is to build foundations on stone slabs and make sure the logs are above the ground. At least in rural areas where concrete is not common back then. The reason is to avoid the wood logs getting soaked wet during rainy days (we have rains all year round).
If I had an outdoor kitchen that nice I'd have an excuse for putting on a few pounds. Always nice to have Dave show up, he needs one of these in the UP.. maybe add some screens for his. I think your water ideas are solid, keep it simple outside. Too many things that can freeze/crack over the winter.
I’m an architectural drafter and I feel like I definitely learned some things from this video. I always try to consider how to make things buildable as I don’t have much construction experience myself.
Thats awesome !! sorry for the slow response . so as an architectural drafter does that mean you draw up blueprints and plans? I've been considering having some plans drawn up from my builds if you're interested shoot me an email . rdwhipple@yahoo.com
I’ve found that packing gravel around the treated post make them last longer. I’ve had treated posts rot off within a year of sitting in dirt. 😳😏 Not the case when packing with gravel.
Really enjoy your videos... I'm commenting because I immediately missed my brothers (Cancer and Heart) ... when your brother stopped by to assist. 😊 Take care!
Awesome job. Love all the creative thinking. Not a big deal in this setup but the male end of chimney pipes should always face down to allow the creosote to drip down inside the pipe and flow back to the fire source rather than run outside the pipe. Very important in a cabin where you sleep.
Another great project well-done, Ryan :) And the four footed helpers are always welcome during breaks! (And Brothers can always lighten the load :) Good to see you both ... enjoyed watching this build. See you down the road ... God Bless you and yours P.S. Another pro tip from the Whipple Crew ... pre-drill the steel roof panels before installing them. Thanks!
One of the most enjoyable videos I've come across lately on RUclips - LOVE THIS !! Inspired to build something like this on my property based on this vid - keep up the great work and awesome builds !!!
Great video!!! I love l😊be watching the dogs wrestle in the background.....and your voice is so soothing lol I can't wait to start our project like this next year I'm maine ❤
Beside the enjoyment of watching the build and admiring the architecture, my mind wandered to the fact that it wouldn't be difficult to enclose the kitchen and have an additional cabin, if the need arose.
Very excellent build loved it, video quality outstanding. The ending to short was hoping to have a longer view and more time to observe the views of it finished. Just something you should know people like to see the finished product not a 2 seconds shot and video cuts off.
Thanks !!! I know I did that with my 1st cabin build video too so I made sure to put a good tour in the improvements video , I really need to keep that in mind . I'm sure I'll make some improvements to this so if I do I'll do some slow panning tour
Always fun watching you conceive, plan, design and build your projects. I'm 74 years old and I still learn something everytime. Great build, love the hood. Thanks for sharing.
@@blackspruce1861 I see you've added to the red tools getting the framing nailer and the saw. Isn't it great with no air compressor and hose to wrangle?
Man I enjoy watching people do hard work and building things with their hands, this makes me want to buy some land and build my own home. Love the video man keep them coming👍🏻.
The ol' Black Spruce needed some 'Radical' assistance with this build, eh? LOL-good to see brothers help each other on big projects. You guys do great work.
Great build. I love the finished result. You have a great combination of straightforward, practical, and aesthetically pleasing. And you didn't even recommend we give the chainsaw a whirl. :)
Thanks !! I think thats kinda my specialty simple ,practical , yet nice looking . I don't know that I would recommend that saw . I like it a lot more than I did at first but there's definitely more powerful saws in the battery world than this one . I do like that its quiet though
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Whipples are worth waiting for. Enjoyed watching. Love listening to you's guys talk. Very soothing. Saw you over there helping with Belle's Cafe. All in the family. I love how you all support one another.
Thank you !! yeah she's really made a nice little coffee shop , and everything tastes too good !!
They are, aren't they?! Truly enjoy following Mick and Belle now. Wonder when we will get to see a family video? 😊
Hey, that is one beautiful, fancy and well built, outdoor kitchen. ❤ You've done an excellent job and it will last a lifetime. 👏 There's even room for company. 😉
I was watching a program several years ago on Link TV that they were cooking and baking on an outdoor oven, made the old fashioned way and I thought that's what you were up to. I'd like to have one of those someday. It's good to see you again. You and your brother do excellent work.
Between you and Dave, I've bookmarked how I plan to build my off-grid oasis. I'd pay to be able to work with and learn from you both!
That's awesome !! that would be interesting . probably wouldn't get much done always turns into a bs session with a couple people lol
Well after almost 48 minutes of amazing work and perfect edits and I always learn tricks from you and dave. I really think this video is Exactly what RUclips is all about. I know how much work it is to build something like this and ALSO have to move the camera angles every time you do anything. A 2 hour job turns into 3 4 with camera work. This video was amazing and so much work. I hope it hits 1 million views and well deserved!!!
Thank you !!! I hope it hits a million too !! and yeah filming sure slows everything down A LOT . Really happy you enjoyed it !
This is the LIFE!
Just working on your own building stuff. Outside in nature. Not stuck in an office all day long!
👍
you got that right !!
I didn’t grow up around dudes building stuff, but this blew my mind; with the right tools, I think I could do my own!
Thanks a lot! This is what RUclips was made for ;)
I think you could too !! my pleasure thank you !!
@@blackspruce1861 I’m now into watching “off grid cabins”
lol. Healthy Addiction Found. Thanks again!
@@TKAM88 ansious to build mine here. haha.. just going to do everything me and my wife,, frmo foundation to steel framing
I will replicate this for my place up in Alaska.
A well right there would be great. That said, you may just want to add gutters and a rainwater capture system to get additional utility from that new roof. There are a number of ways to customize that sort of setup and you seem clever enough to customize one to your specific needs.
Great build and video by the way. I really appreciate the simple and straightforward approach on this.
Thanks !! I keep going between those 2 ideas just haven't been able to commit to one yet
I am so impressed with how efficient you are.
Thank you !!
Really nice build, later you can always make some one by frames with screen and use wing nuts with male wood to male machine thread screws so you can put them up in the summer and take um down in the winter. Keep those skeeters out while you enjoy your relax time in summer. Thanks again .
Thanks !!! I might do something like that they can get pretty bad in the evening and mornings
Always enjoy watching the Whipple boys do their thing. Great work. Keep it up!
Thanks !!! will definitely try !
I remember seeing the video when you first built that grill out there, I was like what the hell! it's in the bushes but i get it now. Super nice job i see you are very patient, my drawback on building things!
Thanks !! I actually really liked it without the building too , it was the maple tree over it that made it nice and shady , but it sure is nicer with a flat floor and a roof and lights .
Excellent job on the pavilion Ryan! You're building skills and knowledge is top notch. It will be really nice in the snowy and rainy weather. Todd from da U.P.
Thanks Todd !! I'm really enjoying it so far !
Michigan ?? First timer here. The moment I saw you driving an iron stake,,, the trees in the back ground,, I have built pavilions for the Boy Scouts , Cole Canoe Base, Rifle River. You don't need it now,, but what I learned about pavilions,, BS build them rather large sometimes. 40X 80.. as much as 10 feet to truss bottoms.. I spread the post bases, just a bit. For an 40 X 80,,, 6x6 posts, theoutside bottom layout for the posts will be 40' and 4" X 80' and 4" The slight inward lean on the posts in un-noticable,
But adds wind resistance and stability far exceeding just 45 corner bracing. Always wanted to build one with a strong inward lean,, 10 degrees or so. Make it an architectural feature.
Yes ! I've only been by the rifle river a couple times working looked nice though
Because of you, I finished my pizza oven with a good foundation, thank you brother.
Awesome !!! glad I could help !
Very nice like the hood nicely done the whole place looks awesome 😊
Thanks !! I was really happy I made the hood that way instead of chopping up a 55gallon drum like I had planned
Fantastic journey you brought us along for.
My first time watching your content and I really enjoyed seeing how you went about dealing with the different aspects of the task.
The end result looks amazing.
Peace.
Thanks !!! I'm glad you enjoyed it !!
Great job Ryan l like how you started out putting the trusses on the structure first upside down. Common sense and skill goes a long ways my friend...it turned out looking really nice my friend.. there's nothing like hearing the rain hitting the metal roof while having a cookout!!👍
Thanks !! yeah I love that rain on a tin roof sound , and it's going to be great to be able to cook on it while raining now
Wow Ryan, that is quite a "level up"! Looks beautiful ❤.
Thanks !! I'm really happy with it !
Sir, this is a beautiful build, amazing work. Just like you said, sometimes you just need to start and get the work done.
Thanks !! sure do !
That is some nice work. About the only change I would make would be to char all the wood in ground/ concrete contact to keep the rot, moisture and termites out. You used pressure treated in sandy ground so that will last you as long as you could wish.
Thanks!!!
Yep doing Anything Right means it will be more time consuming AND more expensive. Respect to " Mr Spruce" for demonstrating that and his determination to DOING IT RIGHT! I have a friend who made a very good living building decks, docks over water, pavilions etc and he was initially the most expensive service in the area but always right or if not right he'd fix any mistake at no additional charge. Within a few months of starting his business he became THE Contractor for this kind of work and he lead that community till he retired, still the highest $$$$$ but Definitely the BEST> A lesson many contractors will probably Never Learn.
That is so true . thanks !!
All you need is walls and a bed and you could live in there!! WAY OVER BUILT! Just like l will do.... Great build guy👍
Thanks !! I guess I could . its actually for my little cabin here's a link to that build if you want to check it outruclips.net/video/9p169VHPE9s/видео.html
In our opinion it looks like you have very good building skills on just about anything that comes your way we appreciate you sharing your skills with us along the adventure that you put out there for others to see in our opinion you are surely appreciated and we enjoy watching the videos that you produce it seems like an adventure to us in our opinion so keep them coming
Thank you very much , I'm really happy you are enjoying them !! I have another build probably about 80 percent finished so hopefully I'll be posting that video within a couple weeks
Beautiful structure Ryan. Excellent job. Very nice lighting. Lots of room for cooking and lots of room for guests too. Best Regards.
Thank you !!!
Nice work. I have some remote land in Florida with a dirt driveway to a small clearing I cut surrounded heavy thick natural tree cover. The only thing in that clearing is an 8x8 lean-to with with 2 counter height walls and counters like yours and a built in couch/bed on the back wall. I back my van up to it and when I open my rear doors to seal the front. My van has a 240AH lithium house battery that powers a TV, microwave, air fryer and 12v fridge for days. I've seen all kinds of wildlife including bears, wild pigs and panthers it's cozy to be enclosed. Planning to screen it in to stop the mosquitos.
That sounds awesome !! I would be a bit uneasy seeing panthers around
The Whipple Brothers have my favorite outdoor construction channels
Everything is real simple to follow nothing feels out of reach
Good music very soothing voice overs all around great videos
Thats awesome thanks !!!
I built my fowl aviary last year, and I wish I would of seen your video before then, so many great wood working tips. Looks awesome, I might have to build one myself and get a bbq and smoker.
Glad it was helpful, that's what I love about building stuff , there's always a new way to do it.
I’m about to do this project at my home. Thank you for the tips on doing it yourself. I have a teenage son who will probably help for at least 15 minutes or so 😂 so those will come in handy.
LOL !!! glad to help
Man that turned out quite nice! Hopefully you can get a well in!
yeah I'm pretty happy with it !! It would be awesome but I think the water table might be pretty deep . my brother in law said he has a hand auger I can run down a ways and check for wet sand to see if it's worth trying maybe I'll get lucky . If not I might try to figure out a rain water system .
Great job, you should be very proud of what you accomplished 👏👏👏👌
Hey Wayne ! thanks I'm real happy with it , you'll have to come up for a cook out sometime
hell I'll even let you do the cooking lol
@@blackspruce1861 l would love to come and visit you and have a cook up but that’s a little difficult for me as I’m from the south on the east coast of Australia. Thanks for the invite anyway
The only thing better than this for me is if you would have built it at my house. Great video, you're blessed to have the skills to do this yourself.
Thank you !!
Man, that thing is awesome !!! What a great video !!!
We are in the process of tearing down a small outdoor kitchen.
I have got a whole different plan in my head now.
I hope that you don't mind me incorporating some of your ideas in my build.
Thanks
thanks !! no I don't mind
Man I loved your idea of pre-drilling all your roofing holes at one time. This was perfect timing for me because I'm about to build a cover for my tractor. Great video
Thanks !! I can't take credit for that I actually learned that when I helped my brother do a roof on his place in2003 but it does work really well. hope you have a great ti me building your tractor shed
Love watching your awesome work. The outdoor kitchen looks fantastic. So did the mushrooms.
@@charleshutchings9355 thanks !! They were almost makes me want next spot hurry up
great video, i agree always worth the wait! always learn a lot watching you and dave
Thanks glad you don't mind the wait cause I've been pretty slow this year lol
Your outside kitchen project is very similar and about twice as big with electrical goodies than my project. Only three things come to mind that I will do differently. #1. Is add siding about three feet high around it to keep rain water from splashing inside. #2 I think I would only install one air vent going out of the side. I could be inspired to add another vent via a hood again out of the side as this is open air and a fan can be used. #3 I will screen mine in like my patio to keep flying critters out. Especially misquotes. I think you did GREAT.
screening it in would be really nice for the summer months , the mosquitoes were pretty bad in the evening this year Thanks !!
Love it. I will build one outdoor grill/oven. We call it a Dirty Kitchen in the Philippines.
Our method here is to build foundations on stone slabs and make sure the logs are above the ground. At least in rural areas where concrete is not common back then. The reason is to avoid the wood logs getting soaked wet during rainy days (we have rains all year round).
awesome ! the Philippines looks like a beautiful place to have a dirty kitchen
👌🏻Great beautiful work as always. Sara from South Africa🇿🇦
Thank you Sara!!
If I had an outdoor kitchen that nice I'd have an excuse for putting on a few pounds. Always nice to have Dave show up, he needs one of these in the UP.. maybe add some screens for his. I think your water ideas are solid, keep it simple outside. Too many things that can freeze/crack over the winter.
I told him the same thing , he should do one and screen it in
I’m an architectural drafter and I feel like I definitely learned some things from this video. I always try to consider how to make things buildable as I don’t have much construction experience myself.
Thats awesome !! sorry for the slow response . so as an architectural drafter does that mean you draw up blueprints and plans? I've been considering having some plans drawn up from my builds if you're interested shoot me an email . rdwhipple@yahoo.com
Ryan,
Love the detail in your videos. Little tricks to make the job easier! Really enjoyed this video. Have a great day Brother!
Thanks !!! I'm really happy to hear that . when I'm editing I stare at it so long I start to wonder if I even like it lol . You have a great day too!
Relly enjoyed watching you built that. Thanks for sharing
awesome !!! happy to !
I would love to see it screened in… Great workmanship!
I might do something like that at some point
I’ve found that packing gravel around the treated post make them last longer. I’ve had treated posts rot off within a year of sitting in dirt. 😳😏 Not the case when packing with gravel.
good tip
Really enjoy your videos... I'm commenting because I immediately missed my brothers (Cancer and Heart) ... when your brother stopped by to assist. 😊 Take care!
thanks !! I'm sorry to hear that nothing closer than good brothers
Awesome job. Love all the creative thinking. Not a big deal in this setup but the male end of chimney pipes should always face down to allow the creosote to drip down inside the pipe and flow back to the fire source rather than run outside the pipe. Very important in a cabin where you sleep.
Thank you !! thats a good point
This is what we do in Hawaii off grid. Working building a cover for my kitchen and one for my Canvas Yurt instead of tarps. Very nice! Thank you🎉
Sounds like paradise !!
Another great project well-done, Ryan :) And the four footed helpers are always welcome during breaks! (And Brothers can always lighten the load :) Good to see you both ... enjoyed watching this build. See you down the road ... God Bless you and yours
P.S. Another pro tip from the Whipple Crew ... pre-drill the steel roof panels before installing them. Thanks!
Thanks !! it's always nice to work together with my brother , good time you as well have a good one !
One of the most enjoyable videos I've come across lately on RUclips - LOVE THIS !! Inspired to build something like this on my property based on this vid - keep up the great work and awesome builds !!!
Awesome !! I will sure try !
Working smarter not harder 👍🏻 Fantastic job!!! Might be the best outdoor kitchen I've ever seen. 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻
I shoot for that goal , don't always hit it but do my best !! thank you I'm glad you liked it !!
@@blackspruce1861 our best is all we can do.
Agreed!!
Great job Ryan. You are a real craftsman. Very inspiring!
Thanks !!!
Love the outdoor kitchen, it would also be a great place for summer canning. ❤
Thanks !! it sure would much better than heating the house up !!
The cabin is looking bloody good. Enjoyed the video 👍👍👍
Thank you !!
Aside from an awesome pavilion your music choice for the video was awesome.
Thanks !! I keep trying to find a new track or 2 every video to make them sound a bit different . I'm pretty picky on that so glad you liked it!
Nice job man. You did great with that cooking pavilion!!
Thanks !!
Beautiful!! You're truly gifted!! 👍🙏
Thank you !! I'm glad you enjoyed it !!
Awesome build of an outdoor camp kitchen!!! Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Beautiful outdoor kitchen good job.
thank you !!
Great video!!! I love l😊be watching the dogs wrestle in the background.....and your voice is so soothing lol I can't wait to start our project like this next year I'm maine ❤
Thank you !! so happy you enjoyed it , Thats a place I've always wanted to check out looks beautiful !
You strike me as a very intelligent and capable man.. Good job.. It came out great.
Thank you !!!
you did a fabulous job .always like watching you do your projects ,everythings well thought out .
Thank you !!
The only problem with you and your brothers videos. You keep me up too late. I have to finish them. Always informative and enjoyable. Thank you
well that a pretty good problem to have ! thanks and glad you're staying up to watch
Let's get this man to 100K subs! This channel is excellent! I always learn something.
Took the words out of my mouth. 💯
Thank you !!! it's getting pretty close not even 2k left . thanks for the support !!
Thank you !!!
Dude is awesome!
Excellent content Brother. I always learn something when I watch your content.
Awesome job! Lots of good family times will be spent out there.
Thanks !! I'm really looking forward to those days !
I remember watching you're original outdoor kitchen video! love it man looks great :-)
Thanks !!
Beside the enjoyment of watching the build and admiring the architecture, my mind wandered to the fact that it wouldn't be difficult to enclose the kitchen and have an additional cabin, if the need arose.
Glad you liked it ! you know I never even thought of that but it would be pretty easy to do
Very excellent build loved it, video quality outstanding. The ending to short was hoping to have a longer view and more time to observe the views of it finished. Just something you should know people like to see the finished product not a 2 seconds shot and video cuts off.
Thanks !!! I know I did that with my 1st cabin build video too so I made sure to put a good tour in the improvements video , I really need to keep that in mind . I'm sure I'll make some improvements to this so if I do I'll do some slow panning tour
Wow! Nice build! Thanks for sharing. 👌👍
Thank you !!!
So nice! And cozy to cook in and enjoy. Love the design too. Thanks for letting us enjoy the build.
Thanks !!! and happy to have you along !
Incredible build and all that camera work, very nice job sir!
Thank you !!! camera work slows it down but its fun
It's a pleasure to watch you as you think about problem solving your projects and to see the finished product. Thanks Ryan!!
Thanks !! I do like that process !
looks great! off-grid luxury! All the best!!
Thanks !! the fans are the real luxury , so nice
Always fun watching you conceive, plan, design and build your projects. I'm 74 years old and I still learn something everytime. Great build, love the hood. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks !! I'm pretty happy with that hood too . glad I didn't go with a barrel !
When we stop learning, we learn to be old
Most excellent build. Totally awesome tips and tricks for doing this by yourself. Thanks again for an excellent video. Jim in Oregon
If you paint the underside of the metal roof sky blue you won't get spiders or flying insects nesting in your roof. Optical illusion.
Thanks Jim !!!
Pro level job all the way and polished video.
Thanks !!!
@@blackspruce1861 I see you've added to the red tools getting the framing nailer and the saw. Isn't it great with no air compressor and hose to wrangle?
Very cool project and so nicely done again!
Thank you !!
Only improvement to me would be to screen that thing in. Looks good.
That might happen at some point worst ones here are the gnats . they don't die but drive you insane!! thanks !!
Good job! You are a good craftsman.
Thank you !!
Words of wisdom. "Stop overthinking and trying to be cheap. Just go for it."
sometimes its the best choice of action , thanks !!!
Absolutely! It applies to me perfectly. 😔
@@blackspruce1861 True! Sometimes i say "well, just start doing something and solve problems as they arise"
Man I enjoy watching people do hard work and building things with their hands, this makes me want to buy some land and build my own home. Love the video man keep them coming👍🏻.
Thanks !! doing that can get addicting lol . every time I've built a house I think its the last one then a few months later I want to do another
What an awesome build! TY!
Thanks !! happy you liked it !
Beautiful - You do such great projects. Enjoyed watching very much. Thank you.
Thank you !! I'm happy you enjoyed it !!
With Supervisors like that, it would take me twice as long to finish the project. but worth it !!
They're not production oriented no !! but they're great company
The outdoor kitchen sure does look pretty. Fantatic job, sir!
Thank you !!
Thats some good livin right there!!!
Thanks !!!
Awesome 👏 you’ll enjoy it for years to come.😊 As usual I enjoyed your vid, thank you
Thanks !!! glad you liked it !
The ol' Black Spruce needed some 'Radical' assistance with this build, eh? LOL-good to see brothers help each other on big projects. You guys do great work.
LOL ! yeah it's nice to have some help no and then , Thanks !!
Excellent work with perfection, place is also beautiful.... Nice work done, waiting for next video... have a great day
Thanks !!!
Great video young man ! I learned alot from it for my future outside kitchen build...thank you
Thanks glad to help !
That hood over your stove is da 💣. This would make a great canning kitchen with the addition of a sink.
Thanks !! That would be a good idea !
That is one awesome build. Your attention to detail is above and beyond. Love your channel. Thanks for another video. Take care.
Thanks you too!!
I like your idea of using your rototiller for leveling the ground. Saves you money.
Yeah it works pretty good . I did half my back yard at my last house . that got pretty old lol
Great build. I love the finished result. You have a great combination of straightforward, practical, and aesthetically pleasing. And you didn't even recommend we give the chainsaw a whirl. :)
Thanks !! I think thats kinda my specialty simple ,practical , yet nice looking . I don't know that I would recommend that saw . I like it a lot more than I did at first but there's definitely more powerful saws in the battery world than this one . I do like that its quiet though
Great video. I will never get tired of your content!
thanks !! and that is great to hear !
Woow what a talented and smart man you are 👏👏👏
Thank you so much 😀
Sitting on the little balcony watching this vid on an iPad is so much better than sitting inside watching a movie on the 65”. Well done.
awesome !! glad you enjoyed it !
Excellent job on that build. Looks fantastic. You’re going to get a lifetime of use out of that.
Thanks !! I hope too
that is so badass
Thanks !! I'm loving this one it going to be awesome in the winter
This is an outstanding build. You are truly a master craftsman!!
Thank you !!
Love the outdoor kitchen... Good job...
Thanks !!
Fantastic build! Very inspirational. Thanks for bringing us along!
Thanks happy to have you along . !!!