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Wow that looks so easy but I have a alluminium patio, built for screen. I've thought about getting some kind of window made to slide then between the alluminium poles like a puzzle but I don't know where to start. Would this work?

Bruh....theres ash on the grill and you put the food right on it lol

I'm sooo jealous.. however it would cost me about a million dollars to do that because I have about 14 Windows on my back patio😢😢

Right...but you didn't show us the agonizing pain it took to screw in those IKEA legs.

Did you price the difference for glass windows? Wondering how much more that would be. Great video!

Это что за древопил - рукожоп?!

Kudos to you for a job well done!!👏🏽👏🏽You made the project look super easy! This is exactly what I have been looking for and it makes the space look like a professionally built sunroom or 4-seasons room!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

How has it held up sense the install? Any problems?

So the step 🪜 holds the weight on that side?

How many hours I just need a rough guestimate for 10’ by 12’ install Ezbreeze and cabana door?

Where do you find these roof model system. what model of Mount is it?

...completly ruined the ura- side of a new Kanna blade. Why you showing such bad practise to the people?

Where is the installation part? 😊

I'm Argentinean here... the grill is beautiful. I owned one very similar to that one from NorCal and after 6 years got rid of it. The grate has to be stainless steel unless the US builders start building the grates the way we do in Argentina, which is iron coated with porcelain enamel. You won't see those grates in Argentina because environmental moisture (not even rain) will eventually build up rust that ruins the cooking experience. I got tired of dealing with it and now I have stainless steel which is awesome. I tried to find a company here in the US that would do the porcelain enamel to my existing grate and it was either impractical or cost prohibited. Also, that side burner is not designed for "charcoal", it is exactly for what you used for, wood logs. Beautiful fire job.

How much you pay per window

Where did you purchase them? Thank you.

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I like it! I’m always looking for inspiration and this had me inspired… good call not cutting curves in that piece, wayyy too nice!

Buenos días. Como se puede conseguir las medidas. Gracias

Me gusto mucho el banco de trabajo ( BUENOS AIRES ) Argentina.-

Can you share the gutter adapter name and source?

Good workout!

The growth rings on those studs don't look old growthy.

Nice bench! Thanks for sharing. I've played with a japanese smoothing plane I bought years ago. If I used them predominantly I'd probably build a planing beam or angled workbench.

Nunca había hecho champiñones y papa así lo implementaré en mis próximos se ven ricos

Me gusto su parrilla ,pero vi un vídeo argentina donde primero coloca leña bajo la parrilla para irla calentando y después la esparcen sobre la bae a su ves tambien la tiene en el otro lado para que suelte brasa ,esta exelente

Those saws do not seem to cut logs in a timely fashion.

Wow, it's great finding a video of exactly what I'm hoping to do! Thanks for taking the time. Question - the risers that fit into the false gutters and hold the aero bars, which size did you use? Are they the shortest ones rhino rack makes (around 4 inches I think)?

How would you keep that fire going in a restaurant after you burned the first batch of wood and used the embers? You would have to keep a huge pile of wood to have a constant supply of embers.

Amazing house. I installed your cameras and security. The house is a functional work of art.

Nice work on the video. any follow up after using the setup? any changes or issues?

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Congratulations Adam on this spectacular renovation project - you must be really proud!. I love the level of thought that went into maximizing use of every sq foot. The design is so functional, built with a 'how will this space actually be used by x' mindset, especially the master peg board, open shelves and moveable island.

Incredible Metamorphosis! Kudos to Adam and the contractors involved! A modern marvel that pays homage to the original 1950's structure and concept.

If you have wind from 30-50 mph you need to remove the windows so they are not damaged. Too labor intensive for me!

Great grill but I cringed every time he stuck a fork in that steak!

Where did you purchase this roof rack?

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for. I have a Thule roof rack for my roof top tent which is now- because of this super simple solution- on my 8x5 trailer.

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Awesome! This is what i want to do. Is it 5x10 trailer?

They are a waste of money. I am replacing mine with 78 inch double hung windows. I can heat and cool the sun porch and still get plenty of sunlight.

I hate the fact that it is "called for pricing"

Hope this is not a duplicate post. You need to raise main grate high and place wood on main floor area. Burn and move embers around, similar to pizza oven. This saves you what appears to be wasted time waiting for embers to fall and move over. You lose and wast heat in main area. Doing it per my suggestion allows you to move extra embers to side area and cook veggies.

There is too much time and effort wasted heating wood on side, then moving scrap coals over. Seems better to just raise grate high and heat coals at main area like a pizza oven. Then with extra coals, embers, you can push to side and heat veggies on grate where you wood Burns in bideo

Una exquisites! saludos :)

Fue un excelente asado y bien Argentino!. Saludos desde Argentina :)

These types of grills are great....for large gatherings when time is of an essence. Set up 2-3 heat zones with a lower grill height. Load that firebox (brasero) for continuous coal feed. Hot side for quick meats and searing. Cooler side for slower meats. You can get food to the crowd quickly with this nice grill

1:59 “woww” jajaja you have a fan in there. I really like to buy the brasero but is too $$$ for me

Worse bbq I've ever seen by the time more coal falls down the first bits that fell have already gone.