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Building an Outdoor Fire Table Using Plaster

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The video begins with the creator on his outdoor patio, expressing a desire to build a large fire pit table. He takes measurements of the available space, specifically the length and width needed for the table. He calculates the dimensions based on a desired 10-inch overhang on each side of the burner, aiming for a total width of 30 inches and a total length of 58 inches (for a 38-inch burner).

Tools and materials

  • Tape Measure

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Welcome to our outdoor patio this is a place where we hang out with friends we host people and uh it's a great place to on wine but it's missing one thing we need some kind of table here and not just any table I've always wanted to create the biggest fire table I could ever make and today folks we're going to at least attempt to do that let's get started I've kind of crunched down the numbers where an average burner is about 10 in wide I've been able to find one that is 38 in long and they have them even longer I think 50 in long but that's going to be way too big so we're going to meet right second to last in terms of size I want overhang on each side to have about 10 in total width we're looking at 30 in wide this is not a big back patio so it'll be just right and then lengthwise the burner is going to be 38 in by the time we add 10 in on each side we're looking at 58 in which is almost the length of the sofa let's get our

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