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Clad Frames with Cement Board

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I Built a Luxury $20,000 Outdoor Kitchen

What happens here

The presenter begins installing Permabase Ultra Backer cement board panels to clad the metal frames. He scores the panels using a utility knife and a straight edge, then snaps them to size. He secures the panels to the metal studs with self-tapping screws using a cordless drill (Ryobi brand). He uses a circular saw with a diamond blade for making precise cuts for the cabinet openings, while wearing a respirator mask and safety glasses.

Goal: Cover the metal frames with cement board for a sturdy and weather-resistant surface.

Tools and materials

  • Circular Saw with Diamond Blade Ridgid — For cutting cement board, Cordless Drill Ryobi
  • Self-Tapping Screws — To secure cement board to metal studs

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>> We are officially ready for some cement board and this part is going to be the fun part because we're going to actually going to see these cabinets come together. Now, there's a couple of different cement boards out there. Hardie board is my favorite, but it's not rated for the outsides. I don't know why. So, we're going to use a classic cement board. This stuff is pretty, I don't know, the Hardie board's easier to cut. This part is a little bit, I don't know, brittle. It's got a mesh netting inside to keep it together. I think I'm going to try the classic [snorts] utility knife scorching and see how it goes. If that's problematic, maybe we'll throw like a carbide tip metal cutting blade on my recip saw or circular saw, and that should definitely work just fine. 33 33 That's not bad. Not It's not the greatest, but it's not the best, but it'll do. Can we just send a huge appreciate to this nice weather we're having today? We went from having a tsunami of a rainfall to now having this beautiful gorgeous weather all by lunchtime. I'm going to get a recip saw. Got the big boy blade on. Kyle, cue the epic slow-mo sequence. [music] >> The blade wasn't adjusted all the way down, so how embarrassing. Drill. I need [music] a drill. You know, I feel like there's room for like more storage in these countertops. I know that's going to be maxed out. This is maxed out, but I On the back of this one, there's definitely room over there. I just don't know what to put there, and I also think it might be a little bit overkill when it's just flooded with metal cabinets and then there's really no stonework, but it was just weird. Like [music] I didn't know what kind of storage I even wanted. Hey, we're currently live streaming right now on our Builders Lodge private community. It's a community where like-minded individuals like us that come build, share stuff. We answer each other's questions. We help guide some people on their projects. I have work courses that you guys can learn different [music] things. It's an awesome place to hang out and get a hold of me and get questions and answers. It's just an awesome hang. Uh we do monthly happy hour live streams, but there's so much footage over there. Go check it out. I'll put a link right here or link in description. I'll see you there. In the meantime, [music] we'll catch you guys on the next one. I think we got everything we need here. Dude, it's crazy. Like we went from having

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