meet the PIT BOSS

Charlesmaneri

CP92

That's a good dog picture right there.

MrCookingNurse

Nice looking dog man!

Now get you a stone or something under that egg between the egg and table before you burn the place down.

Charlesmaneri

@MrCookingNurse  I have ceramic feet made by the mothership that fit under the egg and they seem to work fine I have done numerous low and slows and several hi temp cooks and no problem at all but thanks for the advice !!

SmokinOutBack

Great looking doggie!

MrCookingNurse

Charlesmaneri said:

@MrCookingNurse  I have ceramic feet made by the mothership that fit under the egg and they seem to work fine I have done numerous low and slows and several hi temp cooks and no problem at all but thanks for the advice !!

I see the feet, the air gap is most important, but the heat can still transfer to the wood table.  Just my .02.  We've seen a few burns and fires.

Charlesmaneri

@MrCookingNurse to tell you the truth I have been thinking about a table nest maybe when I'm down in Atlanta for Eggtoberfeast I will see if I can get one at a discount price and then for sure I will be fine 

brzelt

Great looking pooch!

Second the motion for a rock under the feet.

jaydub58

I utilized 3 concrete pavers spread out horizontally with the ceramic feet on them to mount my large in my wood table.

No heat problems that way!

hapster

Good looking doggy you have there. Damn near can't see him on the stone.

SmokinTiger81

+1 on the stone.  I have a paver stone and ceramic feet, and after a high temp sear I felt bottom of stone from underneath (I notched bottom boards so stone just sits on cross members, and I was very surprised at high heat level on bottom of the paver stone.  On my new table, to be overly cautious, I changed dimensions so I had room for paver stone with layer of fire brick on top  Here are pics of most recent table showing that:

 

Charlesmaneri

@smokinTiger81 thats a very nice set up you have there 

SmokinTiger81

Charles, thanks.  I still need to add a little larger spacer under the two marble boards to bump them up a little bit higher, that way hot stuff (grates, adjustable rig, skillet etc) can hang over the edges without burning the table top wood.  Always something to do in eggland.

Charlesmaneri

I dont have that problem I have a granite counter outdoor kitchen that my Eggtable sits next to so anything hot goes right on the granite but when I have a few extra dollars im planining on having a granite top made for my Eggtable and use the cut out for the Egg to put under the Egg and then for sure I won't have any trouble with heat