heyo for years this table here has been sort of a catch-all we would put stuff
on here that we just didn't feel like bending over and picking up you know
flower stuff garden and stuff and I decided to make me an outdoor kitchen
sort of like what Jane ol0 has and I have a silver of fire survivor stove and
I have this commercial grade restaurant type of a propane burner two burner
thing and I'm gonna put that up here and I'll have the silver fire survivor out
here I'm gonna put a coat of polyurethane on this I'm going to hit it
with a sander and put a coat or two a polyurethane on it so that's what I'm
going to do next all right there's a one coat and it's dry so I have screwed this
to the brick
and I'm gonna hang my utensils there and soda got a little sidetracked I have
this old swell let me show you I have this old forgetting something but don't
bring her tools back in when I don't need them anymore I'll forget about this
old swing-away can opener at a yard sale for 50 cents and I took my wire brush
and cleaned it all up and all of it and it works good as new and that took a 3/8
bolt and I'm gonna cut me a piece of this angle and screw it to that 2x4 and
then drill a hole for that then find me a can opener out there but let me uh I
got a cut bottle oh but a five and a half inch piece off
of this already there we go
grab my screws and my grill will go put it up and then I'll get back to work on
the table already swing away that's why they call it swing away
okay got my utensils hung up this is now dry enough it's he's not even tacky so
I'm gonna go ahead and put my little stove up here and hook the gas up well
it's working that's the first time I've ever had this thing out and turned it on
I've had it for several years and I got it at Harbor Freight and I think back
when I bought that I believe it was 60 bucks now I'm going to put a light up
here I have a propane lantern but uh I could rig that up quickly what I'm gonna
do now is just put a socket up here a light bulb socket and just put a light
bulb over that over this and I'm not gonna actually cook on this with the
rocket stove but what I have is this microwave cart that I can move this
right out here so it's not underneath my roof and when I get it lit and it starts
producing wood gas where there's no smoke just move it back under here so I
kind of like the way this is set up and I got a couple more things to do and
then I'm gonna cook
so let me give you a shot of it backed up this is just coffee pot and like
there's some knives and stuff down there spoons and but I just want to be able to
have a a place to cook outdoors where if I suddenly lost electricity I wouldn't
have to scramble and find the hoses I needed to hook this up and and I just
counted how much propane I have and I'm almost afraid to say it I have over 300
pounds of propane and that's a 40 and I've got a bunch of 30s and a whole
bunch of 20 pounders all right I'm gonna put this up and my next video will be
cooking and let me show you what I what I may try I don't have I want to get it
oven to fit on this like a Coleman oven but in the meantime what I have is this
is foil pans I won't try to cook a chicken in here so I've got these grates
and a bent it to fit in the pan I'm just going to put one on top of this turned
over and put a chicken in there put it on that and see if I can roast a chicken
on the rocket stove probably not today though I think today I'm gonna cook me
some bacon and some Brussels sprouts and mix them together I know that's not you
know corny but I like Brussels sprouts and you know how I feel about bacon
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