DIY🔥Fire Pit Table🔥Made from a Wooden Cable Spool. How to Make this Rustic Propane Gas Fire Table!

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Check out how I made this Rustic Propane Fire Pit Table out of an old Wooden Construction Spool! This table is the perfect size to hang around, set your drinks on and enjoy the fire. It even has hideaway storage for your propane tank and other items.
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@rofihunter2086 3 года назад

Nice atmosphere my friend

@mountainbuck 3 года назад

Thanks rofi hunter 👍🏻

@rostang50 Год назад

Dude that turned out pretty decent

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey thanks Ross! I really appreciate it 👍🏻

@jorgenavarro2472 Год назад

I love the idea. Awesome work. I rather like to use other colors and stuff. I hope i make my own soon.

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Jorge! Thanks so much and thanks for watching! Best of luck with your project 👍🏻

@jeffb4007 Год назад

Awesome, man!

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey thanks so much Jeff! 👍🏻

@robr3872 Год назад

This totally looks like something I can build myself I’m not a master carpenter either, but I really like the idea of having a fire table big enough to eat around and not just having enough room for a glass of wine or a beer. Can you tell me the exact height, so that the tank fits underneath the bowl thank you very much for this video. What an awesome project.

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Rob! Thanks so much! I’ll try to get out there tomorrow and measure it. It’s raining right now. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

@dana44169 Год назад

You are the mountain buck diy guy.Ok to make that door a lot stiffer and more ridged get what is called liquid nails,it goes in a caulking gun.Caulk up all the seams on the door inside and outside,then shut the door and let it cure up completely,that will fix it.

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Southern Preacher! Good call on the liquid nails! I’ve used that before, but didn’t think of it for this project! Thanks! 👍🏻

@steffanivisser3979 2 года назад

I love the idea, I just got one of these this morning. The question is, should I maybe put a concrete filling where the fire bowl will be like a lining ifor extra safety. Have you had any issues?

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey Steffani, thanks for the kind words and for checking out my channel! I don’t think a concrete filling will be necessary. I used that fire block material (in the tube) just to be safe and haven’t had any issues. Best of luck with your project!

@mattchumley6735 2 года назад

I like this. How would you do the door differently? I’m not a carpenter either, just decent. I’ve been racking my brain trying to think of a decent way to make it a bit more rigid but I can’t think of anything better than what you did.

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey Matt! Thanks for checking out my channel. I’m not totally sure haha. Maybe add some extra braces or cross beams to firm it up a little? If you come up with something, please let me know! 👍🏻

@zachzitterkopf9386 Год назад

Use long heavy duty brace straps instead of a bunch of little ones it'll make the door way less flimsy. Aside from that the door looks great!

@justinpfeifer1374 2 года назад

Awesome work! Finally getting around to making one of my own! Love this fire pit idea, did you fill in the decorative openings in the fire bowl with the caulk?

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey Justin! Thanks so much for the kind words! I did not fill in the openings with the caulk. I just used it as a bonding agent and fire block of sorts. Best of luck with your project! 👍🏻

@BigMacheteBM 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your very good idea! Is that meant for cooking? Have you used non-toxic stain ? I ‘d like to build something like this, I’m just worried about insulation problem, you know there is that propane tank just below, what temperature do you get in the closet under the top?

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey BigMacheteBM! Thanks for checking out my channel. I don’t use this for cooking. It’s just for hanging out, relaxing and setting drinks on haha. It doesn’t get super hot and the bowl is made for this exact purpose. I just added a structure around it. Best of luck!

@robr3872 Год назад

Also, I would like to know why you cut the top circumference down is there an actual structural reason or could it be left the original width for a bigger table again thank you and I can’t wait to start building

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Rob! I thought it would look better with a smaller tabletop and it fits my space a bit better. Thanks again and you can definitely make this! One viewer left a comment about using liquid nails to make the door less floppy. It’s a great idea and something you might consider for your build 👍🏻

@Bamaoutdoors 2 года назад

Nice job! Do you have any problem with the wood getting hot around the top?

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey Bama Outdoors! Thanks for the positive feedback. I haven’t had any problems. I used the heat block caulk just in case and it’s working fine for me 👍🏻

@rickywalston7136 Год назад

I'm curious about the vent openings on the firebowl it self do the flames not touch the reel underneath or how did you manage those? Just wondering if it could cause a fire underneath from the vent holes?

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Ricky! You could always block the openings if that is a concern. Thanks for watching! 👍

@donnakee2938 2 года назад

Awesome fire pit idea!! Quick question.. About how much or many pounds of the rock did you put in the bowl? Found a 10lb bag on Amazon and wasn’t sure if I needed that much. Thank you for sharing!

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey Donna thank you so much for the kind words! Hmmm… I’d have to check the exact weight, but the rocks came with the bowl that I ordered (link is in the description). If you ordered the same Outland Living bowl, you should be all set! Hope that helps!

@donnakee2938 2 года назад

@@mountainbuck Dang I should’ve read that! 🤦🏻‍♀️ Sry! That’s great! Thanks so much!!

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

It’s all good! Best of luck with your project! 👍🏻

@caraschade1362 3 года назад

Do you happen to know the size the hole was you cut to fit the fire pit in the top?

@mountainbuck 3 года назад

Hey Cara, thanks for checking out my channel! The fire bowl from Amazon is 19” in diameter, so I’d say the hole is around 17-18”.

@JD-jx7ou Год назад

What about the holes in the fire pit? Is there a risk of the flames going through them?

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey! I haven’t had any problems. But you can seal them off if it’s a concern👍🏻

@drasticskillzz3094 Год назад

Hello, after 1 year are you having any issues with the wood getting hot?

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Drastic SkillzZ! Yep, still all good! I don’t usually have it up on full blast, but holding up nice. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

@tylershomevideos Год назад

Do you recall the interior or exterior dimension of your spool at the centre?

@mountainbuck Год назад

Hey Tyler. I’ll have see if I can remember to measure when I’m home later. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

@MrFameone206 2 года назад

That was a good job doing that doing that but I'm sorry but I felt like you worked too hard on that and the beginning of the video the table already had a strong base on it. So there was no need to make cut new ones all you had to do was take off the bottom take outake out half the metal rods on one side and cut the beams and rods put the rods back in to the top take out the other side cut those boom your table is strong again that would have been my method anyway, for a shorter table that would have been the easiest method to do it you could have still used hinges for the door to place for the propane tank in.

@mountainbuck 2 года назад

Hey thanks for checking out my channel and for the input. Good ideas 👍🏻