New XL Stainless steel table

Tinyfish

Here is my new table. It is all 304 stainless steel and Its 32"x70"x34.5"h.  I decided on a U shape in the back for easy loading of the egg and so the egg would sit lower in the table.

Tinyfish

blasting

Nice table, and the u shape is a good idea

NPHuskerFL

Friggen Love It @Tinyfish
Did you build/mod this?  Nice work whomever did it. This will give you a lifetime of enjoyment. One suggestion...ok maybe two... Bottle opener attach with SS hardware. Egging tools using SS carriage bolts and double SS nuts works remarkably well. Enjoy it my friend. 

Tinyfish

@NPHuskerFL  looking to find a nice bottle opener and the SS carriage bolts would I use one bolt per tool?

 I did the sketch and a local shop built it for me. Like I said the U cutout was so XL would sit low in the table because of the hinge  and easy to install.

NPHuskerFL

Yes one tool per bolt. Drill hole and bolt is simply sandwiched with two SS nuts. This allows you to adjust depth if need be. 

Tinyfish

@NPHuskerFL I will call that the "Husker" mod on my table.

NPHuskerFL

Well thank you Sir. The NPHuskerFL Mod it is   LoL
+'s It's cheap, hardware is readily available, won't corrode and serves its purpose nicely. 

NPHuskerFL

I like the design of your table. It's clean and great looking. 

epcotisbest

Very nice table and clever use of the nest for the JR too.

Tinyfish

@epcotisbest thank you. The Jr fits in the nest perfectly.

WeberWho

Excellent table choice!

Ozzie_Isaac

Love the table.  Really like the simple open back!

Hawg Fan

Outstanding.  I think stainless is the best table material in the long haul.  Maintenance free and power washer friendly.

blasting

Tinyfish, did you have that fabbed up at a local shop.  Would it be rude of me to ask approximately what they charged you?  If you'd prefer not to say, I understand.

texaswig

That's a awesome looking table I'm thinking something along the same for myself. 

Tinyfish

@blasting it cost me $950 Canadian with better roller wheels. I went to a local shop with my sketch and he made it.

DoubleEgger

NPHuskerFL said:

Well thank you Sir. The NPHuskerFL Mod it is   LoL
+'s It's cheap, hardware is readily available, won't corrode and serves its purpose nicely. 

This table passed "cheap" a lot time ago! Good idea though. 

blasting

Thanks for the info Tinyfish.  Enjoy your new table.

Jeepster47

@Tinyfish ... the table looks nice.  I like the stainless steel tables.  Unfortunately, the missus voted them down and I went with a Challenger table.

I like your design, but wouldn't be able to sleep nights worrying about the egg falling out the back side.  A chain, a single bar, two bolt on wings to partially span the gap, tape a mattress to the back of the egg, something ... anything ...

luckyboy

Beautiful table !!!! Everything, great job.

Tspud1

You could add a couple of drawers later to the underside of the bottom shelf, before and after

Tinyfish

@Tspud1 looks very nice. Where do I finds those drawers.

Tspud1

Send me a message and I'll get you info. Table pictured is a egghead here, Bowhunr. He added the drawers about a year after he got table. You could do one also.

elef3u

Tinyfish said:

Here is my new table. It is all 304 stainless steel and Its 32"x70"x34.5"h.  I decided on a U shape in the back for easy loading of the egg and so the egg would sit lower in the table.

Beautiful table. Can I ask...how wide is that lower shelf (the distance from the front to the back of the shelf)?

Tinyfish

elef3u said:

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Tinyfish said:

Here is my new table. It is all 304 stainless steel and Its 32"x70"x34.5"h.  I decided on a U shape in the back for easy loading of the egg and so the egg would sit lower in the table.

Beautiful table. Can I ask...how wide is that lower shelf (the distance from the front to the back of the shelf)?

I have since sold my egg and table to a friend but the shelf is about 30" front to back. The table top over hangs the legs but the bottom shelf stops at the legs.

Ladeback69

Tinyfish said:

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elef3u said:

Tinyfish said:

Here is my new table. It is all 304 stainless steel and Its 32"x70"x34.5"h.  I decided on a U shape in the back for easy loading of the egg and so the egg would sit lower in the table.

Beautiful table. Can I ask...how wide is that lower shelf (the distance from the front to the back of the shelf)?

I have since sold my egg and table to a friend but the shelf is about 30" front to back. The table top over hangs the legs but the bottom shelf stops at the legs.

So do not have an egg anymore?  What do you grill on now.

Tinyfish

Ladeback69 said:

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Tinyfish said:

elef3u said:

Tinyfish said:

Here is my new table. It is all 304 stainless steel and Its 32"x70"x34.5"h.  I decided on a U shape in the back for easy loading of the egg and so the egg would sit lower in the table.

Beautiful table. Can I ask...how wide is that lower shelf (the distance from the front to the back of the shelf)?

I have since sold my egg and table to a friend but the shelf is about 30" front to back. The table top over hangs the legs but the bottom shelf stops at the legs.

So do not have an egg anymore?  What do you grill on now.

Still grilling.  I have a couple Komodo Kamado's and a KJ Jr

asianstyles

Sorry to bump an old thread. Any issue with the stainless steel table shelf getting hot under the Egg even with the nest?

Tinyfish

asianstyles said:

Sorry to bump an old thread. Any issue with the stainless steel table shelf getting hot under the Egg even with the nest?

I have since sold my setup to a friend but to answer your question I have never even checked the shelf under the egg. My main reason for going with stainless steel was I didn't want to worry about a wood shelf catching fire or getting burn marks on it. The stainless steel  shelf was reinforced when built to support the weight of the egg. 

If I had to do it again I would 100% go with stainless steel but I would round off the corners of the table to match the round shape of the egg.