Tour of Our Modern DIY OutDoor Kitchen
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- A tour of our Modern Outdoor kitchen that was one of our DIY Upcycled projects we built this year at our Modern Homestead. We have upcycled as much of the materials that we could.
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You know one man's junk is another man's treasure. Gina will appreciate not having the messes an outdoor kitchen will have in her lovely indoor kitchen. Love those piggies!!! Too cute for words, I say. Merry, Merry:):):)
That’s actually genius repurposing the sliding glass windows, I have a bunch I saved from a home remodel, even have 1 with a missing pane that broke out. Nice planning for a multifunction place. It’s a kitchen, it’s a shed, it’s a greenhouse, it’s a place to park the tractor, emergency warming room; extra space for canning or guests, another bathroom. Mostly all made from repurposed materials and it looks nice. I like that you made the old windows slide in pocket doors, very nice.
Wonderful finish on the outdoor kitchen! I bet it's nice and toasty in there now! Boy those pigs have grown a lot in three weeks!!
You really did a good job on the outdoor kitchen. Tell your wife I think she is a lucky woman. lol
The horizontal sliding glass windows are brilliant.
Al, I really enjoy your story telling. You're getting really good at this and I always enjoy watching. I'm here most days checking in.
The satisfaction of a job WELL done!
You are doing a wonderful job providing for your family! The outdoor kitchen look's great, best one I've seen yet.
With the snow on the ground it looks very postcard ready cool and wintry....It's been a joy to follow all your projects and see them come to life Al....Pigs are happy and warm growing nicely!😘😘
Love your channel ...always have to check for what you are up to!!! Love the pigs, love your outdoor kitchen.....and outhouse!! Great work you do, thanks!!
I love it! The only thing I would add is a shelf to hold the small supplies, paper towels etc.....
I love, love, love your outdoor kitchen!! The pigs are pretty awesome, too! Thanks for the tour! ~~Leslie
Just finished binge watching this series fantastic job
Al
You amaze me how creative you are
Great video
Thanks
Linda from Ct
This was a very smart build. A very nicely done one as well. Kitchens have only been routinely built 'in the house' in the last hundred years or so. The vast majority of house fires start in the kitchen. Next is wood burning appliances. ALL of mine are 'remote'. No way would I risk burning up my prized/irreplaceable possessions, (much less myself), to save a few steps. 'Modern homesteading' is one thing, but foolish risks are quite another.
Needs some screens for the spring and summertime
the Wood burning stove and Wooden table are really nice, great job on the Man kitchen brother.
What a wonderful investment in your family's future! You will have many years of use. Really enjoy a glimpse of your family and your life!
Love the whole thing! Great job!
outdoor kitchen is AWESOME! GOOD JOB AL!
Just finished this series of videos, a link brought me the them from your Jamaican Cottage Shop post and beam barn build in July/August of 2019.
I have to say, being built from scratch with some rather unique recycled items made for a very nice outdoor kitchen!!
It looks very very good. You did a great job. tyfs Pat
How genius of you to make it an open plan! You did a beautiful job.
I could live in you outdoor kitchen..I love it
Love your outdoor kitchen... Looks great Al ! You have all the reasons to be proud of your work. The pigs are slowly getting use to you. Won't be long they'll let you scratch them behind the ears . :)
The pigs sure are! Thanks we are looking forward to many years of use from it making our harvesting more enjoyable
Some sort of decorative large stickers on those front glass doors would be a good thing so somebody doesn't just try to walk through them. This has happened many times through the years nationwide and it would be a good safety feature. It happened to an associates three year old son and it wasn't a pretty site. I love the outdoor kitchen and all that you have done to it for sure. God bless.
wow looks cold we aint got snow yet in missouri but texas and n carolins has ans georgie has wow
Your outdoor kitchen is amazing.
I have to admit I haven't seen this video. I have been watching for some years now. Never knew about the bathroom back there. :)
Well done addition to the homestead. It was a lot of work but it sure makes a difference.
When can I move into your outdoor kitchen? I'll bring my own sleeping bag. Laffs. Awesome job.
Was thinking the same ! Small shower and a kitchen/living room/bedroom combo and I'm all set !!
Very nice!!! I love that you are repurposing salvage, smart move. One day I hope to have acreage and have an outdoor kitchen for doing my canning and such.
Love your outdoor kitchen. We had an uncle in North Carolina that built one years ago for family gatherings and hog killing.
Looks great, good work there. Thank you for the upload, stay warm n' healthy
Great job
The whole project worked out beautiful!! You had so many great ideas,love how you used reclaimed materials! A nice all year building!!
Great job!! Love the pigs, they have personality!!
Thanks, It was fun to be able to use all the reclaimed materials. The best part was we kept finding them at the right time
It was a great journey following the build videos Al. Can't wait to see the 'upgrades' in the spring.
What a great space! Good addition to the homestead.
Al and all, Another. Great video. We thought it was cold here. Great layout for the kitchen. Sure sorry the pane in that one window broke. I am looking forward to seeing just how the outdoor kitchen works as a greenhouse. Great addition to the homestead. Thanks again for sharing. Happy Holidays! God bless America.
Thanks we are looking forward to spring to use the outdoor kitchen as a greenhouse
You two have some supper ideas. Supper all year kitchen
I love the idea of using the sliding doors on their sides for the windows! What a great addition to the homestead!
Thanks, we are looking forward to using this season!
It doesn’t get any better than THAT!!!👍
I loved watching the whole series of the Outdoor Kitchen Build Al. It's amazing how quickly it all came together. Great job !!!
I had just gone back to watch your videos this past weekend of you and your "team" building the outdoor kitchen- your friend, Gina and Olivia ( Those "women" know how to use a nail gun!). Great work, it looks wonderful and really functional.
Thanks, yes they sure can!
Looking good Al ! Nice to see the pigs warming up to you also!
I am surprised by how friendly the pigs are getting now.
The outdoor kitchen is so awesome. You are a great craftsmen. Thanks for the tour :)
That looks so great, Al! And how awesome is it that you were able to find so much that would have went to the dump!!
An awesome project !! an awesome Kitchen !! beautifully finished off inside !!
Coolest outdoor kitchen I've ever seen and had the privilege to watch it being constructed. I'm sure you have many more wonderful ideas for projects running around in your head. I Like It! You can just see the wheels working in your head! Thanks for sharing those ideas with us. You really inspire so many people while sharing all of your ideas and knowledge of so many cool things! Journey On!
Thanks, I hope to do many more projects and share them on YT.
Very nice open and easy clean up
This kitchen is amazing!! I love it :)
Looks really good. Nice out house....Kitchen looks great as well....
Looks great guys! TFS ~Lisa
Absolutely beautiful! You did an awesome job ! 👏🏻
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like your outdoor kitchen- what fun!
I also have some pigs and am in a similar climate.
You may have this in another video, but I saw a fairly neat pig warming idea on victorian farm, which is on PBS en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_Farm
Essentially they dig a deep hole under the pig hut, place old bottles upside down to fill the flat bottomed hole, then concrete over the bottles. The bottles transmit the heat up to the upper area efficiently and then warm the slab above them.
They did this in England so the warmth is closer to the top of the soil, but I figured that if one used lengths of plastic piping, deeper than our permafrost, then covered it over with cement that one would have a lovely warmer spot for the piggies in the winter.
Come to think of it it may have been on the Edwardian Farm version of this show... can't be sure.
Either way, I enjoy your channel!
Best
James
Very nice!
Great job......gives me ideas for when it's my turn. Keep up the good work.
Awesome. When do you plan on building an outdoor kitchen
+AL....Ummmm...the remote kitchen and outhouse should be the FIRST things built on a new homestead. One can always poke a temporary bunk in a corner. The way modern constructors build a house is exactly backwards. JMHO.
I believe I commented on the preceding video that it looked like you didn't put in enough studs for the roof load. I heard you say in this video it was pier and beam construction, and I see that now. I didn't realize you had an attic and was confused when you said you were going to put in a hatch. I thought that strange to have a hatch through your roof. The one thing that I thought was good that you did is to put up the galvanized siding for the walls. I thought your stove was way too close to the walls once you turned it kitty-cornered. The galvanized siding solved that. Your homestead overall is wonderful, except for terrible winters with snow and temps below zero!
It looks wonderful! What an awesome job.
Very nice and practical. Thank you and blessings.
Nice tour. Great asset to your home and farm!!
Looks great
I am thinking a sisal/jute mat just inside the doors would work nicely for removing snow in the winter and dirt from your shoes in the warmer months. It would save you a lot of sweeping to get rid of the grit and stuff that sticks to your feet. Have you thought about solar to run lights inside the kitchen? It looks great!
Thanks, yes we want to have solar in the outdoor kitchen.
Truly amazing! Lots of great ideas here!
wow!! love it already
Very nice
You have done a great job of putting the outdoor kitchen together! Brilliant ideas especially the way the glass doors and windows open for a more outdoor feel in Summer. I totally want that! Great work! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you & yours!
Great tour of the outdoor kitchen. It looks awesome! Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden
Yep ok its friggin awesome
Looks awesome 😎
Awesome set up. I think I'll change my setup too.
I love it. An excellent idea for our cool to freezing climates. Love the tin siding.
Awesome!
Beautiful 👍👍👍
Great job.
Wonderful video. Thank you so much. Gives me great ideas for my outdoor kitchen. BUT Here is my question as a new homesteader. How do you get the pigs to go back to the pig house???????. Is your place completely fenced or what?
awesome...how far you have come and it is an amazing space.
I would think it would be good to install the top of the stove, You could store plates and cups which would automatically be warmed and keep some side dishes or pies warm while other things are cooking. Will you run a water line and valve to the outhouse for the sink when you get the rain catchment installed?
Yes I want to run a water line from the rainwater catchment to the outhouse sin. I am looking forward to that project next spring
Good, that will save schlepping it in in a bucket. I assume you meant outhouse SINK, not SIN. No sinning in the outhouse! ;^)
Yup SINK! Lol
Beautiful, I'm jealous
Looks great! I subbed yesterday after seeing your channel on Julie's video.
Thanks for subbing!
If the main door facing east.. it's so shiny during summer..
Wow you did get some snow, it looks beautiful. Thank you for the tour of the ODK, it is such a well planned and functional structure, great for socializing, harvesting chores, small build projects, and very versatile for the seasons. A water catchment system is a great idea! Building it on the backside of the ODK is great placement, building a racking system for the IBC totes to get them high enough for gravity water feed is a great idea also. Lumnah Acres is a real learning channel and inspiration for the Modern Steader! Hey you got to 15K subscribers!! Congratulations!! God Bless
Thanks Dennis!
So cool. Do you guys use it a lot? I imagine it's great keeping the heat out of the house in the summer
it woden been better if you use sheep lap board over tar paiper
Nice, thanks. Are you going to put the top warming shelf on the stove again? Hope so...oh, do you treat the top of your stove with oil, my memory is quite as good, but I seem to remember at my grand mum's we wiped down with something every month or so...
I have been wiping it down with pig lard
Lumnah Acres sounds pretty much what we did too, I'd forgotten the pig lard...
I injoi your video I like how you are keep tall as what you going to do next
like it
That's so dope man I love that window!! Did you make the table or buy it!?
Thanks, I made the table th-cam.com/video/KbehzrCaOqA/w-d-xo.html
Certain elements of your outdoor kitchen's appearance reminds me of a little bit of Frank Lloyd Wright's designs.
Nice Job , Well laid out. That wood stove is worth it's weight in gold! now introduce running water and it's perfect.
Since most of the materials are salvaged and you did the work yourself, what did it cost?
We had under 3k including the stove and chimney hook up
Wonderful job. Did you need a building permit ?
Yes we just need to tell our town what we are building and write a check! Lol
Lumnah Acres omg lol if that ain't the truth
I know your crafty self has a use for the attic but I don’t know if you mentioned it.
We might cure some meat up in the attic!
My thoughts exactly. Great!
What would you have done differently?
Not have broken the pane of glass! :)
How did you make or where did you buy the sliding glass panels? I’m building an outdoor kitchen in Calgary Alberta and want to use the kitchen year round but I need to close the kitchen off in the winter months but at the same time want to take them off for warmer weather and have the kitchen open
The panels are old sliding glass doors that I put on a barn door rail
Will there be snow on the ground there until spring?
There could be!
Why no handles on your front doors?
Why have'nt you put the warmer on the stove ?
👍 👍
Al,
What are you going to do about the gap in your door closure? Just curious...
working on it! Lol
Al, love seeing a fellow New Englandah with motivation! Love your videos!!
What state are you in?