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Install Burner, Gas, and Glass Shield

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Building an Outdoor Fire Table Using Plaster

What happens here

The final steps involve installing the linear burner, connecting the gas lines, adding the fire glass, and placing the tempered glass wind guard. The creator drills holes into the side of the table for the gas line and the on/off switch. He connects the gas line, ensuring all fittings are properly sealed with Teflon tape. The linear burner is then placed into the designated opening. He pours the chosen fire glass (turquoise color) around the burner. Finally, the tempered glass wind guard is carefully assembled and positioned around the burner opening, held by small metal brackets, completing the fire pit table.

Tools and materials

  • Adjustable Wrench
  • Cordless Drill
  • Drill Bits
  • Fire Glass (Turquoise)
  • Gas Line
  • Linear Fire Pit Burner Easy Fire Pits
  • On/Off Switch
  • Small Screwdriver/Allen Key
  • Teflon Tape
  • Tempered Glass Wind Guard

What they say

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all right here's the fun part the actual Grill part so we partnered with easy fire pits they are awesome because they create kits that are customed to whatever creation you come up for these like fire pits it could be round it could be rectangular it could be big like this or even bigger this is for example a 10 in x 38 in and I think their longest one goes to like 50 something inches so they got you covered from the burner that you'll need the type of gas that you need all the fittings to just plug connect and just to get this thing roaring so I'll need to cut two holes on the side one for my gas line that's going to be coming from that wall second one is for my onoff switch and then everything just plugs and plays I'll make sure to link them in the description below for you guys to go check out any kind of Kit if you decide to build something like this okay well I couldn't have picked a worst location and put this valve shut off reason why is because the module the size of it I put it right in the corner of wall my aluminum or steel studs are kind of like right there there's no room for it to move so now I got to put a different hole and I got to figure out how to patch that stupid thing I should have just thought about I was like no let's get it into a small little space but then plan about what's around that freaking space take one five steps forward and 20 steps back it's all right I could figure out how to patch it I'll I'll I'll I'll stick something in there I got plenty of plaster left over we should be okay but I'm just ah this could have been totally prevented if I just stopped and used my Noggin for a second [Music] that's sick that's a clean fit love a clean fit next up we're going to apply our fire rock bought all this stuff on Amazon it's not too expensive I think think it's like 25 29 bucks a bag and I bought three four four of them cuz I don't want a little bit I want a lot beautiful turquoise rock oh this is going to be a great color combo I should have gone was actually blue just so it look like crystal meth from the movie Breaking Bad or the show Breaking Bad that' be actually funnier than this but this is a pretty color though I guess it'll do and keep it more family friendly this is why easy fire pits kits are so cool they think of everything including this little border frame around it that's tempered glass sits on these little rubberized pieces gives a nice clean look and mostly I like it because the kids are not going to try to get…

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