Building a DIY Crushed Stone Patio Fire Pit Area - ASMR
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Published 2023-06-07
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All Comments (21)
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I don’t even know you and I’m proud of you.
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no talking, no music, just hard work. perfection.
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The attention to detail is insaneee, he painted the wall & deck to make it look extra good when done! I'd hire this guy for any project!
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Man, you got to appreciate this guys patience and diligence. That's a hell of a job to do by yourself.
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Sir I could literally watch you build anything all day everyday!!! It’s called damn you do pristine work!!! Love the way you edited this vid. Just showing the process and no talking. Unintentional ASMR haha. I can’t believe you just happened upon that circular stone piece in the woods. I think I’d call that divine intervention my friend. Looking forward to many more like this!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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I like the way you did this...just working, no talking. It was easy enough to understand without the narration. It looks wonderful! I hope you and your family enjoy this pretty outdoor space!💕💕💕
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It was very satisfying watching you methodically create the patio and freshen up your yard. There's so much to do in my own yard, and it was nice to see someone make progress, even if it's not me!
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I don't know what your profession is, but I know what it should be! Your attention to detail and your workmanship are amazing. So well done!
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I definitely loved the silent no commentary style. Would like to see more like that
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Excellent work. Hard worker. Didn’t spend a fortune. Looks amazing.
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Looks amazing!! We just overhauled 3 huge flower beds, rebuild our front deck/porch and reseeded a section of our grass that was all weeds by our sidewalk so I can appreciate the huge amount of work you just did in this video. You always make it look easy meanwhile there I am red faced and dying doing my stuff 😂
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Fantastic job. And realistic for normal people on normal budgets. Hope you enjoy it.
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I loved the no commentary! Before this video I started watching one with a couple building a deck and their commentary was so over the top I lasted 10 minutes of a 39 minute video. Yours was perfect, I saw all the info I needed 👍👍
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I love your videos. Whether you narrate or you just work, you’re an inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
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I don’t care what anyone says this is the best way to work at home in peace and I have done something’s around my home some good projects and some not so good but just being out there is therapeutic 😊
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Very helpful video; we're thinking about doing a similar project in our backyard and this gave me a good sense of how to get started, thank you! From what I could see, the plant that "looks a little sad" is probably a daffodil bulb, which will regrow/rebloom in the spring. If it didn't bloom this year, it probably didn't have enough sunlight; you can always dig it up and plant it somewhere sunnier if you like.
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Forget the circular saw...just get the chain saw! I love it
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Beautiful work and I enjoyed just quietly watching. Great job!
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I foresee A LOT of relaxing family and friends time there. Beautiful job. Your sad plant is a daffodil bulb, I think. It’s doing it’s thing by dying back as spring turns to summer. Plant taller bulbs in the back, shorter bulbs in the front (like crocus) and a few perennials in the middle like more peony (the pink flowering plant already there) and hosta. Thanks for saving the existing peony.
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Working on the storage/ woodshed today. Just finished with my raised bed garden. Feel for you with the shovel work, filled raised bed by shovel and five gallon bucket. 20 yards worth turned out great though. Love the patio
