Cooker with Table

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Lawn Ranger

ColoradoDave,
Man, I like those lights. Are they for candles....sort of "Mood Egging"?[p]Good job.[p]Mike

Spring Chicken

ColoradoDave,
What a novel idea. The lights add a nice touch.[p]Spring Chicken
Spring Texas USA

Bordello

ColoradoDave,
Nice job and a different touch with the lights.[p]Regards,
New Bob

Pakak

ColoradoDave,[p]Interesting table. I'm thinking you need a set of offroad tires for that thing though. heee

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ColoradoDave,
I like that very muchly

The Naked Whiz

ColoradoDave,
Oh, those lights are too cool! I wish I'd seen that about 3 years ago. Now, when are you going to add the bottle openers, LOL![p]TNW

MickeyT

ColoradoDave,[p]Now I've seen it all. Great job with those lights. I may have to put mine in the front cuz I'm blind as a bat.[p]Mick

Fire in the Hole

Fine job!!

chuckls

ColoradoDave,[p]I too like your table. Mine is lit at night by a trouble lamp.[p]BTW, I recommend you set the egg up on its little feet it came with. The brick you are using might transmit enough heat to burn your bottom shelf. I had that problem with my large egg, but that's not a large, now, is it?[p]Chuck

Jose'

Pakak,
If he is lucky the white car will start and pull it.

Smokin Bob

chuckls,[p]OK, I'll ask, What is a trouble lamp?

Trouble

chuckls,
Yes, I, especially want to know what a trouble lamp is. It seems like it should be on my (long) wish list.

James

SmokinBoB,[p]I'm sure that chuckls will answer later, but as far as I know a trouble lamp is one of those lights that you buy at the auto parts store that you plug into a wall socket (or 12V source), and it has a lighbulb in a little cage at the and, and there is a hook on it so that you can hang it on the hood of the car or whatever else you want to hang it on..[p]
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chuckls

chuckls,[p]Yup SmokinBob has got it right - it's one of those lights-on-a-cord-in-a-cage that is pretty low tech but if you've seen the picture in my profile you'll understand why I have one.[p]If anyone does get one, be sure to buy the "rough duty" light bulb for it, because otherwise the filaments in the standard light bulbs break at the slightest bump when they're lit.[p] |/
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The Naked Whiz

ColoradoDave,
May I post that in my Table Gallery?[p]Thanks!
Doug

RRP

chuckls,
Having been burnt more than once by the old metal trouble light I'd recommend the plastic caged ones. My favorite one is still the one with the spring loaded take-up reel hanging from the ceiling in my garage...made it look downright professional, don'tchaknow! 8^)

Eggecutioner

ColoradoDave,[p]Nice table!
What colors is that cooker thing anyway...hmmmmm... Thanks for the inspiration. I know I need to add some light to my cook bench, just not sure how.

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Feel free to post the photo if you like.

Unknown

eggecutioner,
The lights are solar, made by Malibu and are designed to mount ontop of 4x4 posts. About $30each at the Home Depot.
Dave