MY NEW EGG TABLE !!! --- 2ND time around

stripedegg

Muscledawg said:

That is awesome!! I think I have found the table I want! How much does it run?

Check your inbox. Thanks.

stripedegg

lecrams said:

Awesome table, wanna build another? :-j

Absolutely...gonna send you some info to your inbox.

stripedegg

lecrams said:

Awesome table, wanna build another? :-j

I sent you a direct message but to answer your question YES.  Anytime and I'll put yours in the rotation.

stripedegg

Muscledawg said:

That is awesome!! I think I have found the table I want! How much does it run?

Check your inbox....I sent you a direct message.  Too many options to discuss on the forum

Tspud1

stripedegg said:

That is gorgeous!

Thanks! I've gotten 3 orders off this post alone. I gotta get working!

How do ship these? Could you send me price in message?

Pinkfacemark

stripedegg said:

The egg itself is about 5 ft from the house. The backside of the table sits right next to the house

You feel comfortable with that amount?  Even if the egg is on a wooden deck?  I am getting started on my table and was planning around 4 feet away, but 5 would be easily doable. 

stripedegg

tamu2009 said:

I've never seen butcher block stained or sealed, but then again, I've never seen them on an outside table.

I'm not sure what you are asking me?

stripedegg

Pinkfacemark said:

stripedegg said:

The egg itself is about 5 ft from the house. The backside of the table sits right next to the house

You feel comfortable with that amount?  Even if the egg is on a wooden deck?  I am getting started on my table and was planning around 4 feet away, but 5 would be easily doable. 

I'm not sure what you're asking me. If it's the distance from the house I believe 4' is plenty of room

bigdave12

Wow! Beautiful work!

stripedegg

bigdave12 said:

Wow! Beautiful work!

Thanks my friend

NPHuskerFL

That's a work of art!

stripedegg

Thank you...

stripedegg

NPHuskerFL said:

That's a work of art!

Thank you.

stripedegg

NPHuskerFL said:

That's a work of art!

Thank you.

stripedegg said:

NPHuskerFL said:

That's a work of art!

Thank you.

And for what's its worth....I was in Omaha last week and it was 7 degrees. 7... I'm coming back Dec 30 and I'm dreading the temperature.

TexasBBQ

Fantastic design and choice of materials.  Absolutely gorgeous!  May I ask what is the distance between the first and second levels?  I am in the process of building my table and comparing various designs to BGE's suggested measurement of 15 inches.  Your almost flush design looks great!  Many thanks.

namealreadytaken

Very nice, any chance of getting some plans?

blasting

Very nice table.

I see you've already sealed it and it looks good.  For others with a similar question, I'd melt food safe bees wax 1/3 (amazon) into foodsafe mineral oil 2/3 (walmart).  Apply hot and buff off with a terrycloth.  This is the technique I've learned to use on all my butcher block.  The oil keeps the wood from splitting and the wax seals it.  This does a great job for indoor - I don't see why it wouldn't work for outdoor.  Probably repeat each spring and fall for an outdoor table.  

hunter240

Nice Table! How has the Top held up, any problems? Do you have any photos of build process, I'm designing my table and looking for advise and input. Mine will be on a covered deck, and I will put cover over table when not in use. Now that you've had the table a while, are there any changes you would make next time?
Thanks

midwestsmoker

Awesome work, I really wanted a butcher block in cherry wood for mine but was concerned about the outdoors. Not sure where you are located but what gave you the comfort level of doing it out of butcher block. 

bstockton11

Great job! Like the storage too

Spaightlabs

How has this table fared over a couple of years with such a small gap betwixt the table and egg?

Dondgc

Beautiful table - great work!

geronimo

Very nice!!!

scottn83

great looking table I used cedar for my table and concrete for the top going with some clear to seal up the cedar to keep the red color.  How do you see the cedar holding up for the top it seems like its a awfully soft wood for that.  Once agian its an great looking table

thedevme

I found your pics as I was scouring the net looking for tables.  I am looking to build something similar for myself expect I want to have two eggs on it.  How is the table holding up?  Any regrets and any tips for how you built this?

bigegger

nice..really nice.. one thing I wish I had on my set-up is a sinktop..a stainless steel sinktop would make your set-up even more perfect

Bhaynes85

Looks great man!!

Teefus

Just seal it. Here's a little BBQ cart I made from cedar scraps. It's sealed with Thompson's Water Seal. This was a few years ago. It's all weathered gray now, like all cedar gets over time. It still works just fine though.