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Building My Dream Outdoor Kitchen, Without Plumbing

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The video starts with an overview of the project, focusing on building a movable outdoor kitchen. The creator plans to build two main cabinets: one for a sink and another for a mini-fridge and sear box. He emphasizes using outdoor-friendly materials like pressure-treated lumber to prevent rot and rust-resistant screws. The initial budget for the entire project is estimated at around $1000, which includes appliances and granite countertops.

Tools and materials

  • Pressure-treated lumber — Constructing the cabinet frames to withstand outdoor conditions
  • Rust-resistant screws — Assembling the frames for durability outdoors
  • Sketchpad and Pencil — Sketching initial designs and dimensions for the cabinets

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guys it's summer time it's officially barbecue season let's take this project outdoors and it's even better i got a brand new grill this is a brand new traeger timberline xl boy this thing is like a sports car i'll show her more about the bells and whistles later on i'm going to mission to build an outdoor kitchen here now i've done a pella grill outdoor kitchen before and the problem is i had to leave the last house because it was built in not making this mistake again i'm not leaving this thing with the new owners let's see what we can figure it out so the idea here is to have the kitchen built-in part on the outsides now they're going to be completely movable in fact they're going to have their own little legs that they can kind of adjust height to whatever you want now what each of these cabinets is going to contain that's the part i'm really excited about so the first cabinet is going to be a sink now the only problem there is i don't have plumbing for the faucet and this needs to be movable so we'll have to figure that part out now for the second cabinet instead of having a cooler i'm going gonna have a mini fridge now there's two more things that's very important to me i need countertop space that's where this comes in and the second thing is i need a space for a sear box and that's gonna go conveniently on top of it [Music] the budget for this project is going to be probably because we have to buy the fridge and we have to buy the sinks and the faucet and granite countertops i think we can do it for about under a thousand or at about a thousand so far i have pressure treated lumber we have to consider to make it outdoor friendly so it's not rottening and the screws i'm about 140 bucks deep right now

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