The plans are up on my website in both IMPERIAL and METRIC www.almfab.com/plans/outdoor-bbq-grill-cart-imperial-and-metric

@youtukang

3 жыл бұрын

👍🙏🇮🇩🇮🇩🤝

@mrxmry3264

3 жыл бұрын

thumbs up for NOT calling it "STANDARD and metric" because metric IS the standard.

You're gut instinct to make clean plans for your builds just in case people want to build them, is akin to data scientists just making a 'small' macro or program just in case they need to do something again. Love it

The mesh was absolutely correct, that’s what construction crews use in thinner pours like slabs. Rebar is more for footers and other structural elements.

Looks great! I was worried for a minute that you were going to paint that beautiful cedar, but of course you knew better. Thanks for sharing your project with us. Keep up the great work. ATB

awesome job. i just finished my deck and moving my grill from the ground up ontop and been looking for simple ideas with great use and this is inspiring. great work look forward to more projects and builds from you

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Glad I could give a little inspiration!

Great to see how you built the drawers. Thanks for showing your technique x

If I wasn't already going to hit the 'like' button my guy at the end sold it. Already subbed!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Thank you!

Really cool! I dig the Alm twist on modern industrial design!

@youtukang

3 жыл бұрын

Hello ffriend 🙏🇮🇩🤝

Gorgeous as always!!! Love the cedar my favorite wood but against that grey and the pops of red makes it stunning. The concrete top turned out great. Usually they add some powdery liquidizer whatever it’s called to get that watery consistency but it was great to know that it won’t be liquidy just because you add more water because I didn’t know that. At least you know your concrete is stronger without the extra water 👍🏼 It’s stunning and it’ll last a long time and be functional as most grills suck at offering storage, counter space and good looks too lol!

A little tip. If you want clean sides to your concrete, use a trowel or similar to slide down the sides of your boxing in an up down motion while the concrete is wet. This takes out the bubbles and gives it a smooth surface.

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know!!! Yeah that’s the bit that isn’t great

@chrisflavelle1200

3 жыл бұрын

If you have a recip saw, take the blade out and use that for a vibrator.

Awesome build! I really like the color combination matching the house and the textured cabinet faces. That fridge is so cool! And nice t-shirt too :3 Regarding the concrete countertop, I think you should have checked the surface for flatness first. It seemed a little bowed to me when you demoulded it as if your patio floor wasn't flat on that area.

Quick concrete mixing tip for small projects. One sack of concrete to one gallon of water (+/-) and mix in a 5gal bucket with a wide paddle mixer and an angle drill on slow speed. Works like a charm.

turns out very well. really love this design mike. keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work mike. keep making. god bless.

Your brain is so completely linear and logical! Wow! I am so impressed! Your projects are complete and thorough and they have given me some ideas to try myself! Thank you!

Yeeessss! I’m so excited to watch, more outdoor! Love it

Great BBQ Cart. You made the drawer installation look simple. Oh yeah, the Brats looked delicious!!

Really love the pattern on drawer sliders even if I prefer to take them with both the same width and just rotate 90° 1 times/2

Very cool! Glad the concrete worked!

Wicked job on the build, Michael! Keep up the great work

Really liked it, and the colors totally make it work!

Once again great video with all necessary instructions to give it a try. By the way, the combination of concrete, steel and cedar looks really cool!

Loving your work as always. Inspiring me to build something to house my Kamado Joe and get stuck into some drawer making. Nice!!

FYI The plans for this build are almost ready, but I want to make sure they're perfect. Check back in a few hours, or join my mailing list to get and update when they're ready www.almfab.com/mailing-list

@joshcosta423

3 жыл бұрын

Closed captions?

Such a cool design - One of my favorite part of your designs are they combine both form and function perfectly! Great stuff as always Michael!!!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ethan!!!

Such a great video. I’ve actually been planning out a cart for my Kamado Joe with a concrete top. I’ll for sure be coming back to this for reference. And I definitely see the difference the concrete dye made!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Right on! Thank you!!

Great cart, Michael. Best wishes and good times using it! Bill

Am I the only one watching this kind of videos with no knowledge of woodcraft? I find it very relaxing though and I admire the skills.

Nice build and enjoyable video. Thanks for posting.

Well done, I like it. I think I will go with a laminate top for mine as that is going to be a little on the heavy side for me anyway. Nicely done and just what I was thinking about building, that's what brought me to this video. Cheers !

You were absolutely correct in suspending the mesh in the concrete. If it sinks to the bottom, it will stick out of the set concrete at the bottom and will rust inwards from there eventually cracking the concrete it is in contact with. By the way, you had a really nice consistency in your concrete mix. Not too soupy, and not too dry. 😊

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know!! I felt like I fumbled my way through the whole thing 😅

I love how much personality you put into your voiceover

I dont know what I want more the cart or those pretzel buns!! Awesome work!!

Dude! I was just listening to your video because it popped up on auto play and had a relaxed vibe. That straw glueout cleanup trick is awesome! Thanks!

@MichaelAlm

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah that's a handy one for sure 👍

wow. came out super nice

The drawer fronts are so slick Michael 👌

Very nice , with a lot of cool details.

epic build and Red/black Hell yeah my 2 fav colors

Props for wearing your Get Hands Dirty t-shirt!

Wow that really is a nice piece. Great work

Love this! Great design and build. FYI melamine is the coating on the particle board. It's the same stuff used to make tons of things like plastic plates, dry erase boards and even Mr Clean Magic Erasers.

@Arterexius

3 жыл бұрын

We also call them melamine boards in Denmark. And they're absolutely awesome for molds

@Vulphrahm

2 жыл бұрын

More accurately it is a thermal fused laminate sandwich with the TFL surface on one or both sides of a particle board core.

Great video! Thanks for the content.

The coleus looks gorgeous!

I do believe this is my favorite video of yours! So cool!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Thank you!!

Loved the cameo from the Diresta razor blade! super cool.

Lovely little project and the planter bench looks great BTW!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

That thing looks awesome! Well done!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Looks delicious 😀

Great build that was cool to the end .happy grillin'

Fantastic work, Michael! Really beautiful cart! 😃 About concrete, don't be afraid of adding water. It's going to dry out in the end anyway. 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Great cart! I wasn’t sure about your drawer fronts but I gotta admit, they turned out great!

Great job! Great Video!!!!!!

Tu trabajo es increíble.. me encanta.. me motivas a trabajar en mi taller.. te felicito. Un abrazo desde Chile

That is one fancy grill cart!

Not sure who got better hair… Josh or Laura. The dress to razor blade/knife was classic. Great video. Great project.

Nice buns! 😍

Awesome job as always! Love that simple but modern design! And I really need to do some concrete already! Haha

Growing up we had a 1984 Mercedes diesel station wagon. I loved that thing. It broke my heart when it got totaled 😢

Pretty cool

Great video.

Parabéns grande trabalho 👏. Mercedes..i like It. Grande abraço de Caxias do sul Brazil 😃

Sick Tycho shirt! Love your videos dude!

Cool project!

You have such a great design eye!

Loved it…stylish and practical 👏🏻👏🏻🙋🏻‍♀️🇬🇧💕jane

You look so satisfied when you were peeling off the extra silicone from the mold.

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

It's very satisfying!

Use a superplasticizer, it'll make the concrete flow better, you can get it at Home Depot, and maybe Lowes. Something like Rapid Set's "Flow Control"

Cool sponsor! TY!

Awesome build! Love the cooler idea. But what is that razor blade looking thing you used to filet those buns? That looks wicked! Great job!

I know this was a little while ago but, Michael Builds shows how to make amazing cement countertops. He makes it so simple. Just need the correct products.

nice work!

Looks great! I love the pop of red

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Johnny!!

I hit the like button before watching you put ketchup on that sausage...good thing that grilling station is incredible.

Great use of Jimmy’s blade

@CNile-se9xw

3 жыл бұрын

Yeh, I saw that too, I want one. 👍

I haven't worked with concrete myself, but am going to in the future and have been watching videos on it. From what i have noticed is that projects that use big box concrete the coloring attempts seldom work and they remain largely shades of gray. The ones who use the GFC like Modustrial have fantastic results with color. My speculation is that the standard bags of concrete have a more coarse and larger grains of sand in them The GFC type of concrete is more powder like sand. I wonder if that has something to do with it.

Melamine coating is a hard polymer resin that is applied.

Really like the look of the doors and it has a automotive tool box look. Need to know what the jumbo utility blade was to cut the buns.

Just the inspiration I was looking for!!! Thanks!!! Excellent work and looks really nice! Liked and subscribed!!! ~Beauty & Peace~ Kyle-

Love it, especially the cedar doors. Would have looked awesome with patterned plywood though, just saying, lol.

LOVE the KCMO shirt!!!!

Definitely needed more water in that Crete and needed to mix it more lol too many chunks that are dry in the middle but all in all you made it work

Ok, the one “tool” I can’t find in your list or even find the correct way to google for it is that cool utility knife blade you use to slice the bread. What is that?

@thomasgates7852

2 жыл бұрын

It's a Diresta Razor Blade

shout out for the tycho shirt. awake is such a good album

Great video, one thing, to liquify concrete you need to vibrate it, with heel of a drill on the base board, some down in the list may have mentioned this. still looks great though!

Because Josh said so, I liked and subscribed!

the final lunch gives the video a fancy touch JAJAJAJ

This turned out great! Nice job, Michael. Howdy Josh and Laura!!

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roy!!

@Bushmaster225

2 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelAlm What is up with Josh? What guy rolls up their jeans?

Nice drawer fronts

Very nice. Hello from france

Great video and cool project. When it started, I wanted to know how you built this BBQ station, and in the end, I was suddenly hungry :)

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Thank you 🍔🌭

very nice dude!!!! wow

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Missed this video. Normally in a slab foundation, since the pour is done at once the rear sits on chairs to give it the clear cover it needs to resist corrosion. In you case I would have done a bit of the pour, placed the mesh then placed the rest of the concrete on top. The mesh should be at the center if you don't know which way it is going or favored toward the side that will be facing down as the wire mesh is to assist tension since concrete has poor tensile properties. P.S. As for the air bubbles, unless you have a way to vibrate the form you'll constantly run into that issue. You can try lightly dropping each end of the form, bit it's effect will be minimal.

Dope videos kool dudes

Hi Michael..thanks for another great video!.. I love your selection of music and just wanted to know what the name of the last bit of music is..it starts at about 27:43..Thanks again for sharing your skill and talent!..Keep well!

Really nice project! And btw - it‘s definitely [bloom] - german brand, so I have to know ;)

Great job on this build. I want to do one as well. Does water get in at all when it rains? Also what is the reason for the bottom drawer to have the hardware on the bottom under that lip but the other two drawers have it on the sides?

Nicely done. I like your extra large razor knife... 😀

@MichaelAlm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The blade is from Jimmy Diresta... it's ridiculous 😂

Let's go Mariners!

Cart is awesome. However, we are going to have to talk about the gas grill.

To make concrete have a more liquid consistency use rapid set flow control and to give yourself more working time before the concrete hardens use rapid set set control.

Amazing. How has it held up after several weeks??