Functional, Durable, Clean! Finally done with my eggs new home :)

It's stayed pretty much the same.  I think that I mentioned that I sunk something like 32 1" stainless rounds 8" long tapped and threaded on the back side.  Those were intended to mount, whatever.  I wound up getting some old porcelin shop lamp shades from an old local factory that has long since shut down.  These things are sweet, white on the reflector side and GREEN on the outside.  Not an exact match to the egg but not too far off either.  I made some new fixtures for those lights.  Then I got two pieces of stainless tube, I think 1.25" wide and bent 180 pieces at the end to something like 38"   I put two of them equally spaced and bolted them to the back.  It makes for a very clean and elegant lighting solution.  I'll post some pics.  I also got some 4" schedule 80 stainless tube and bent a piece to 190" radius and mounted two 6,000 watt electric heaters which are cantilevered out over the round dining table which is next to the egg kitchen.  It's all worked out very well and has proven to be quite functional!  Pics coming.

The concrete counter top was poured in place.  I might have another one made in a more controlled environment somewhere down the line.  I rolled some aluminum angle to the right diameters so that I could have perfect circles.  Once the concrete was hard, we used a FEIN tool to cut the rings in to four pieces and pulled them out.

Qdude, those are Indiana Limestone blocks, 8" square by whatever length.  Thanks for the kind words, I need to dig up some pics of the table heater, that was a fun one