Every BGE deserves a good home

EgginRN · August 2009

Almost done, I have to cut and drop my new LBGE tomorrow.
:laugh:

Crimsongator · August 2009

That is one of the nicer tables I've seen in a while. Great room for storage and I like the side materials,

Fidel · August 2009

Beautiful.

Nice handiwork.

EgginRN · August 2009

Thanks, do not know why it posted on main forum. All of the material is stuff I could find in home stores and modify it to work. Bought the marble from local guys that dropped a counter top. Biggest cost was the IPA. I am excited. :woohoo:

Jeffersonian · August 2009

Very nice, TCB, I especially like the natural stone. Be sure to put a hefty piece of masonry under your Egg so it doesn't scorch the woodwork.

EgginRN · August 2009

Thanks Brad, I used 1x4 cement boards that I need to paint black, Would you still recommend a granite tile for heat? DM

Darnoc · August 2009

That is one cool design and you do earn the frugal marble award of the day.. You seem to have a load of space to prep and assemble the food.Great job!

Crimsongator · August 2009

ahhh, who cares. Post away.

Jeffersonian · August 2009

No, in fact I'd recommend against putting granite under your Egg for a couple of reasons. First, it's more brittle than a cement paver and thus more likely to crack under the weight of the Egg. Second, because it's a pretty expensive piece of stone to hide under the Egg. The paver I use was like $4 at Home Depot.

Granite is excellent, however, as your working surface. I've just got a square of it I work on, but I love it as much as our granite inside. Here's my rig:

I have the second paver beneath for hot plate setters, etc.

EgginRN · August 2009

Thanks, I did not even think of an extra for plate setter. Heading to HD for some stone and need to add a shelf.

tjv · August 2009

i'm digging that set up. t

Panhandle Smoker · August 2009

First class set up! Very nice work.

BobS · August 2009

Crimsongator wrote:

That is one of the nicer tables I've seen in a while. Great room for storage and I like the side materials,

My thought exactly!

cahuck · August 2009

I have Egg envy!

Woodbutcher · August 2009

Oh yea, that's nice.

Show us again with the egg installed, please.

SteveinTN · August 2009

looks great!!!!
check out the kingsford coal storage units you can get at lowes.

EgginRN · August 2009

Will do thanks. :evil:

Desert Oasis Woman · August 2009

classy digs for your BGE!!
:unsure: please don't "drop it" though :(

Every BGE deserves a good home

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