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My Egg's Future New Home

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Btown Egger
Btown Egger Posts: 32
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Just finished assembling a BGE large cypress table and thought I'd post a few pictures to show what a BGE-supplied table looks like. I finished mine with Olympic naturaltone redwood deck stain followed by three coats of Minwax Helmsman Spar Satin Urethane.[p]greeneggtable.jpg[p]I also added a side accessory that I had to test out immediately.[p]greeneggtableaccessory.jpg
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  • SMITTYtheSMOKER
    SMITTYtheSMOKER Posts: 2,668
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    Btown,[p]Nice job, great looking finish.[p]-Smitty

     

    -SMITTY     

    from SANTA CLARA, CA

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  • Lawn Ranger
    Lawn Ranger Posts: 5,467
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    Btown Egger,
    Kudos my friend! Very nice![p]Mike
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  • Ed
    Ed Posts: 123
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    Btown Egger,
    Beutiful!
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  • Gold Wing
    Gold Wing Posts: 9
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    Btown Egger,[p]Superb finish! Great job!
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  • Unknown
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    Btown Egger,
    how much was the table?? looks great!
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  • Btown Egger
    Btown Egger Posts: 32
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    Vegas Taco,[p]The table was $297.00 through my local BGE dealer. I could have purchased it online for about $50.00 less with free shipping but I think it's important to spend my money locally when I can and keep my BGE dealer in business.[p]I also purchased a cover for the table/egg setup which was $41.00.[p]Now I just have to start taking apart portions of the egg so that I can place it into the table.
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  • fishlessman
    fishlessman Posts: 32,754
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    Btown Egger,
    looks great. with the spar urethane, i would give it a month to harden up, and take it easy with it for maybe 2 months. it takes a while to fully cure. i did all the woodwork in my fishing room, living room, and bedroom with this stuff and it scratches easy for the first month or so and then stands up great.
    fukahwee maine

    you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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  • ronbeaux
    ronbeaux Posts: 988
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    Btown Egger,
    Don't do what I did and try to lift into the table by yourself. Even with ropes and slings to help grab it, guts removed, I was disabled for a day or two![p]Is that a tractor or four wheeler in the picture? You sure keep things clean![p]Good job!
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  • Btown Egger
    Btown Egger Posts: 32
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    ronbeaux,
    Yeah, that's a small tractor in the background, a Kubota BX2200. I do have a front end loader for the Kubota which I thought I could use once snow season is over to help lift the egg into the table. My only concern is whatever strapping I might use would let loose and the egg would come crashing down.[p]Did you lift your egg with the top removed? That is how I transported mine home. I took the lid off and fire ring out and lifted pieces out of truck. I do remember the bottom half still being very heavy so I may have to rethink how to lift it into the table.
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