Metal egg tables?

jerseymatt · October 2007

Any ideas out there for metal egg tables? I did a no-no this past weekend and puff- no more wood table. My wife now forbids wood. Help get my egg off the ground!

AZRP · October 2007

<p />jerseymatt,
Eggfoot had this custom model at Oklahoma and Omaha. -RP

jerseymatt · October 2007

AZRP,
That looks cool, but I am not that handy. I may have to go with an egg nest and a metal shelving table next to it. BTW don't ever light your egg with a full load of lump, open vents full, and come back 3 hours latter!

AZRP · October 2007

jerseymatt,
Amen, that's one of the points I really stressed to the BGE 101 class I did in Omaha. -RP

billt · October 2007

jerseymatt,
link shoud take you to pic posted earlier today then go to www.nakedwhiz.com and look at pics of tables.
[ul][li]http://www.eggheadforum.com/wwwboard/messages/427540.shtml[/ul]

Unknown · October 2007

jerseymatt,
Give me a call tomorrow and I will e-mail you some pictures.
Dale
301-705-1900

Car Wash Mike · October 2007

jerseymatt,
Chubby does it every eggfest. Just not with a wooden table near by.
Mike

BBQEd · October 2007

jerseymatt,[p]I found this table at lowes on clearance, [p][p][p]I made a ss shelf and put the egg into it. The opening in the granite perfectly fits the egg.[p][p][p]I have less than $75 in this table.

ChefDave · October 2007

BBQEd, What size egg is in the picture?[p]David

BBQEd · October 2007

Letts-Do-It,[p]It's a large.

Ross in Ventura · October 2007

<p />jerseymatt,
This worked out good with my Lg Egg.
My Best,
Ross

currdog · October 2007

<p />jerseymatt,
here's what i rigged up. basic stainless table from your restaurant supply store (30x60) with a plasma torch to cut the hole. New table is around $200 and $30 to torch the hole. used, you can find them for around $80.
It gets the job done. the bottom shelf is adjustable to get the right height.[p]

Bordello · October 2007

jerseymatt,
If I walk away from a fully opened egg I set a timer so I don't forget about it. [p]Sorry to hear you're in the dog house. [p]Bordello

Haggis · October 2007

currdog,[p]Your table is nearly identical with one I bought two years at Costco for about $100. Haven't seen it since then, however. I use it as a side table after adding wheels (I didn't cut a hole although I considered it.) My primary problems with the Stainless table are that a.) it gets very hot in the sun, and b.) that the glare from the sun can be hard to handle. A minor issue is that it requires regular cleaning to appear clean.

currdog · October 2007

Haggis,
definitely agree on all points, and you can see how lousy it looks when you don't clean it regularly! to add to that list are the fact that its not magnetic (polder holder) and it dents when you accidently touch the side of a searing hot DFMT while removing it. [p] I went stainless 3 years ago when i lived in phoenix, wood doesn't last in that sun, but not sure the 3rd degree burns from the stainless were worth it.[p]I probably wouldn't go this way again, but it works, and until I can afford the outdoor kitchen, it will keep on serving its purpose.

Unknown · October 2007

Thank you for the follow up on the earlier post. I didn't want to have to formica a piece of wood for the top. I will go to Home Depot and see what I can find for the top.[p]Your cart looks great and I think it will be quicker and last longer than a wood cart.[p]My best, Kent

Grandpas Grub · October 2007

jerseymatt,[p]Hopefully the wooden table was the only thing that got in the middle of this.[p]I can only imaging what an egg would affect with all vents open for 3 hours.[p]Kent

Little Steven · October 2007

jerseymatt,[p]I bought this at a used restaurant equipment place. I'm putting 2 larges a medium and small in it. The place I got it from had different sizes that would fit any combination of single or multiple eggs.[p][p][p][p]Oh, this is why.[p][p]Steve[p][p][p][p][p][p][p]

Don from NJ · October 2007

jerseymatt,[p]Hey Matt, where are you located? I have a slightly used nest for a large if your interested... let me know? i'm assuming NJ from your handle, but i could be wrong [p]Don

AuntieEgger · October 2007

WoW that’s going to look real sweet when it’s done and it even has a sink in it!!! [p]Can’t wait to see the finished product.[p]Where is the used restraint equipment place that you bought it from?[p]AuntieEgger[p]

Little Steven · October 2007

AuntieEgger,[p] I don't know if you read the thread but I gave Shiskaknob the address. It's Nella Cutlery in Mississauga and they have a yard full of stuff like it. If you google nella cutlery mississauga a map will pop up. I don't know where you're located but it really is worth the trip there. They have a small store with restaurant equipment and neat kitchen tools as well as a knife display thats got every good manufacturer I know. The factory is awesome as well there are all these folks sharpening knives and all kinds of heavy duty kitchen machines. The Nella Knives are really good and cheap. Their knives are about 60 -70% of the price you would pay retail. I know they have a store in uptown TO but apparntly the prices are high.[p]Steve[p]Steve

AuntieEgger · October 2007

Ok Thank you Steve I will check out the other thread for the address. I’m in Hamilton but my hubby works in Mississauga so I will have him shoot over someday after work to see what they have.[p]AuntieEgger[p]

Little Steven · October 2007

AuntieEgger,[p]Hope you found the address alright. E-mail me if not.[p]Cheers[p]Steve

AuntieEgger · October 2007

Yup My hubby knows where it is [p]Thanks Steve[p]AuntieEgger[p]

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