Let's frame walls in an off grid outdoor kitchen in the mountains!
This week's build episode actually starts a few months ago, when I harvested logs that were burned in a wildfire on Red Moose Ranch and milled them into useable, inexpensive lumber. I'll take you back in time for a couple minutes to show you how I made the 2x6's I use later in this video.
Current day: We'll use this lumber to frame 3 out of 4 walls of the outdoor kitchen (1 is left completely open to take in that view of Christmas Tree Canyon). Ride along as I crush the "order of operations" necessary to get a simple job done. You'll see exactly what I mean!
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Thank you for playing along! And thanks for watching @LifeontheMoose !
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Music: (In order played)
Juniper, by Low Light
Blue Rock, by Cayson Renshaw
Ask Your Father, by Reed Pittman
Always Friends, by Tommy Jervidal
Glacier, by Elad Perez
Sueno, by Cristof Walters
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