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Some mod's
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Toy Man
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I felt ambitious yesterday and made the following mod's.[p]I needed room to store my 2 pizza stones so I removed the 3 concrete round stepping stones I was using as a stand for my large egg and replaced them with this.[p]
[p]I had this piece of screening laying around. I use it to intercept hot coals on their way to my deck.[p]
[p]And to keep the egg from shifting around I took a piece of scrap hardwood, borrowed the neighbers bandsaw and made 4 'L' shaped wedges.[p]
[p]Toy Man
![BGEsupportstand1.jpg](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v221/Toyman/BGE/BGEsupportstand1.jpg)
![BGEscreen1.jpg](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v221/Toyman/BGE/BGEscreen1.jpg)
![BGEwedge.jpg](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v221/Toyman/BGE/BGEwedge.jpg)
Comments
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Toy Man,
I like the idea of the "L" wedges.[p]Banker John
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I like that idea also Banker John. I wonder if there is enough insulation in the egg to prevent the wood wedges from slowly toasting.
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Alan P,[p]I'm betting that it would take a few years. Maybe less if you use "lava" temps frequently. Just make extras and use a good cooking wood (oak and cherry come to mind, since I have some of each left from woodworking projects), and if they start to char, replace them and toss the charred ones on the fire for smoke. [p]BOB
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I have been using them about a month with no problems, just a slight browning where they touch the egg.[p]Toy Man
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