Dual table-Large and Small

@mrcookingnurse just made one that looks awesome. Maybe he can help you out.

@hi54putty
Thanks man. I'm loving it

nolaegghead said:

Just like making a single egg table but with two holes.  If one egg is smaller than the other, make the shelf clearance for the egg with the lower shelf, then put the second egg on a platform.

Exactly what he said. The bge site has the basic measurements to start out with but you can go hog wild with it. Mine is simple, cheap supplies. First wood working project I did. Happy to help, but there are also tons of threads in the table section.

1cajuncook said:

I'm moving to new house with a large patio and want to combine eggs on one table. Does anyone have pictures or plans?

What kind of landscaping or stone work does the patio have? Also, what size eggs do you have?

My table was under 200$ and done in a couple Saturdays. But was a test go and will last for many years. But when we get to a permanent location in the future and maybe add an xl I will do another table with better wood and stuff.

The sky's the limit with tables. If you've got the time, tools, and know how, go crazy. If not, keep it simple. My table is planned using the BGE web site plans. I have all of the equipment and know how, but didn't have time to go fancy.

I'm building one for my buddy now that I'm quite envious of. It will have 2 cabinets and a drawer with a concrete counter top. It is being built out of white oak that is just awesome to work with. It's easier to build fancy when I'm spending his money.

Here is one