my new cedar table

drmarko · May 2013

Had some leftover cedar planks from our new home build and used it to build this table. New to the egg but so far am really liking the versatility.
Plus it just looks so much better than a stainless steel grill

Lecky · May 2013

Looks great

thebaron · May 2013

Very nice... Good use of leftover lumber! Did you already have the egg in a nest before?

Powderhound · May 2013

The cedar looks very rich.

henapple · May 2013

Nice...

RAC · May 2013

Nice work!

Skiddymarker · May 2013

New is always nice, specially when it is made from what you already have and is holding up an egg. Great table, enjoy it, and mount an opener on that thing.

SWVABeanCounter · May 2013

Looks good, welcome to the jungle. Back yard looks nice, where ya at?

WisconsinJim · May 2013

Nicely done.

drmarko · June 2013

I am new to egging and have been lurking the for a couple of months. The more I read the I knew I wanted the egg. I built the table from online plans but made it 72 inches long and I think 34 inches wide. I just built my dream home in northeast Ohio and have done many of the projects onmy own including laying hardwood flooring, planting grass and now building my first egg table.

Eggucator · June 2013

Table looks awesome. Don't drink too much and fall off that patio though! Looks like quite a drop. You putting up a rail?

drmarko · June 2013

definitely. As with any build you have to have priorities. Mine were big screen TV( sorry eggers) then Big Green egg, then safety systems

Crispy · June 2013

Very nice!

My own cedar table is sitting in the garage screamin' at me to man up and jigsaw the hole for the EGG (never ever in my life used a jigsaw let alone cut anything that wasn't a straight line).

@drmarko: What sealer / finish did you use? I really dig the way the cedar looks in your photo.

my new cedar table

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