Table Decisions

I thought I wanted a table, but the nest and handler is not so bad. Easily mobile and not such a big foot print.

Good luck on your quest

My personal opinion is that if you have a skil saw and a drill, build a table. I am not a wood worker at all but built mine.

Just follow the plans in naked whiz site and you are golden

Another option is buy a stainless table - this one is $114.  Take it to a duct shop and have them cut a hole in the top or do it yourself with a drill and a jig saw.

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/work-table-with-stainless-steel-top-49/145625.ip

Did you look on your local craigs list?  I always see people selling tables or offering to make them.

Maybe ebay

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0&_nkw=big+green+egg+table&_sacat=0&_from=R40

The pic shows my cart which was a simple design.  A friend gave me a slab of granite when he remodeled his kitchen.  I cut it for the sides.  The casters are 5" diameter which I recommend as a minimum size because of the weight and ease of maneuverability.  I used non treated southern pine and stained it.  My rig is kept in the garage.  Most treated lumber is not that good looking or has the best grain patterns.  I bough 2 x 8 lumber and ripped the boards to 5-1/2", giving it a clean appearance.  I used a good outdoor stain and sealer.  Grill surface is 36 inches above ground level or the same as a standard counter height.  You don't have to use granite, but when its free take it.  A good alternative for the top is Maple, Oak, Cypress, or whatever you like.  I can convert my drawing files into pdf files with all the dimensions for you.