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Thanks for the advice

The only adapter/connector that comes with it is for a "regular" propane tank. I also know it has a pretty good flow rate to the burners so I don't think the small camping style cylinders could supply enough gas with pressure to operate effectively.

A couple of months, but never done

@ lol. I start mine in the morning. Wish me luck

Such a fun journey! Build and live with it and add as you go! You will enjoy the process so much, and it really adds to your daily happiness! Heck I am sitting out here now enjoying a beverage and getting ready to fire up the fire pit and pizza oven!

That’s a great idea, I will have to think about that!

Check out the grilling/cooking playlist, all my backyard bar grill videos are in there

Still works pretty good though! Coastal Carolina climate can be pretty tough on things

@@silverpop2711 I live in Apex,NC near Raleigh. Do you cover it when not in use or store it inside. I know living along the coast is tough on some items but that's a lot of damage to blame on living on the coast.

I put the cover on it but it stays outside all the time

Even with the cover on the humidity gets up under it and water settles on surfaces

I'm glad you found it helpful, this grill has worked out great for me!

For sure, I still recommend a 3rd person for the roof, maybe a counselor! lol

It is pretty heavy. I live in an area where hurricane's are an issue so I have anchored it to the concrete pool deck I have it installed on.

Check out the other videos I have posted about the backyard Bar and grill.

I totally agree!

Yes I did, I spent about 3-4 hrs in garage assembling the larger sections then 3-4 hours assembled roof and putting it all together

Check out the other videos I have done on the backyard bar and grill build

In May and June almost every weekend. July maybe 3 times and August a couple of times. I will probably ramp up as we move into fall. I usually cook outside almost every weekend but switch up between the grill and the upright smoker.

@@silverpop2711 - soooo - May + June = 8x cooks + July @ 3x / Aug @ 2x & let's say Sept @ 3x Oct @ 2x = 18 times in one year divided by $180 = $10 per cook + fuel. Heck I'll pay $10 per cook to avoid cleaning the glass top stove & my cast iron skillets! BONUS: you can easily get 3+ years out of that rig if you store it inside a bit more often, bringing cost down to $3.33 per cook + fuel. NOTE: usage drops about 25~50% when you practice hauling your grill / griddle in & out of the garage... YES: I was a commercial construction estimator in a past life... ;)

Thanks for watching! Love the cost breakdown.

Always some cold ones in the fridge!

Let the smoke roll!!!!

Maybe a Katydid? not sure either but was pretty cool. Thanks for Watching

@@silverpop2711 no problem im gonna sub to you

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Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for watching, 32” wide with out the handles, you still need-4” on the left side where the gas supply fitting and line connects

@@silverpop2711 thank you so much for your help. I’m going to build a drawer system for the bed of my pickup to put this into but didn’t want to order it if it wouldn’t work out.

@@Tireguy049 that sounds awesome, would love to see a video on that!

​@@silverpop2711do you have to use a big propane tank or can it adapt to fit smaller handheld tanks?

Cedar fence boards from Lowes. Only temporary for the bar top, once it cools down and humidity drops I plan on doing an epoxy pour. These boards do expand and contract a lot. www.lowes.com/pd/5-8-in-x-5-1-2-in-x-6-ft-Cedar-Dog-Ear-Fence-Picket/5014282515

No, there is just a small transformer for the smaller electronics, the compressor is still 120VAC

Yes, I will also tie down with eye bolts and rope if I a hurricane starts heading this way

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Thanks, hope all is well with you!

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@@silverpop2711 Thank you Sir.

Should be able to break it down into 4 pieces roof which is just 6 brackets, front roof beams, back beams and the 2 sides

You will want at least 3 people and a ladder

Fully charged cordless drill, hopefully they give you the hardware pack because it has the bits you need to take off hardware and take some zip lock bags for the hardware

5 including roof

@silverpop2711 thank you!!!

The bar side stays pretty dry with the back wall, a little will come in from the one side if the wind is really blowing but not enough to get to the electronics. the grill side is a different story, eventually I plan on building small awning style covers to extend a couple of feet, live with that and see how it does.

Thanks for watching, it’s been fun building and really enjoying it now

Thanks for watching

@@silverpop2711 sir do you want to grow your youtube channel?

I will ask Chase if he minds if I share!

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I really looked for affordable black tin roofing but was not available at the time and cedar would have cost 3x and some stain did help some but it does still bother me sometimes, lol! Thanks for watching

Continue watching the next videos all the way to part 10 so far it ties in a little better

It is currently free standing but very soon will drill and anchor to the concrete before hurricane season is in full affect here. We have had a few good thunderstorms with high winds and no problems so far but don’t want to risk it with hurricane force winds

@@silverpop2711 appreciate the response. Your outdoor space is looking good. Job well done

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and glad you found some useful info.

Thanks for watching

Thanks Lisa Dee

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I used 3 people, my wife, daughter and I. 1st move was to stand it against the back of the frame then pick up getting the front up onto the frame. After that it is easy to slide around on top of the frame

@@silverpop2711 We did the same thing by. Worked like a charm, thanks!

Glad that worked out! Hope you enjoy your gazebo as much as I do

Thanks for watching, definitely a lot, but changing the configuration like I did left me with a lot of extra which I have been able to use other places.

Awesome! Thank you!

Enjoy it

Ha you know it

Thanks for watching, I did not apply sealer before assembling

Thanks for watching, the front roof edge is ~6 inches from post face

You know it!

Thanks 👍 for watching!

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Thanks for watching, It was not as intuitive as you would think LOL- I didn't get it right the first time.