New egg table!

Jmorabito25

Table is almost done! Just need to install hardware. 

blasting

Nice.  3cm granite?  Love that look.

SGH

Awesome lookng brother. 

Chicklet

Sweet!!!  I need to do this!  

Jmorabito25

Yes 3cm. Heavy!

Jmorabito25

First pork underway. Anyone have cool ideas for a drawer pull. I have a drawer under the egg but haven't found anything creative yet for the hardware. 

RiverDoc

Table looks great!

toothologist

That is a beautiful table. Nicely done. 

SmokinOutBack

Love it!

blukat

Table looks great!  I'm wanting to put a granite insert on my table top.

Jmorabito25

3cm granite is about 18lbs per sq ft so you want to make sure you table is very sturdy. 

NPHuskerFL

Seriously nice looking table. 

Ladeback69

Nice looking table for sure.  

Hawg Fan

Great looking table.  How about a wooded drawer pull that matches the large BGE handle.  Or, how about a pair of bottle openers, or make one from a SS spatula.

Hunter1881

That is an awesome looking table

nolaegghead

Very classy!

mtbguy

Very nice table. Was thinking BGE pull handle also. 

Jmorabito25

I thought of the BGE handle but decided to go with this one. 

r8rs4lf

Table is very nice, but I can't help but notice the edge of that round piece. Kind of takes away from the overall beauty of the table. Did they finish that edge or was it just cut?

Jmorabito25

The edge was not finished on the round piece. I never notice that it's rough until you pointed it out. Thx. 

I'm thinking about taking the table next out and placing the egg directly on the granite so it's lowered in height. The granite hole cutoff is a little big so lowering the egg will fill the hole better. Any other suggestions?

Lmidkiff

Needs some residue... The egg that is. 

r8rs4lf

Jmorabito25 said:

The edge was not finished on the round piece. I never notice that it's rough until you pointed it out. Thx. 

I'm thinking about taking the table next out and placing the egg directly on the granite so it's lowered in height. The granite hole cutoff is a little big so lowering the egg will fill the hole better. Any other suggestions?

I personally would remove the granite and just use the nest. It provides more than enough air gap. 

johnkitchens

The table looks very nice. 

henapple

Jmorabito25 said:

The edge was not finished on the round piece. I never notice that it's rough until you pointed it out. Thx. 

I'm thinking about taking the table next out and placing the egg directly on the granite so it's lowered in height. The granite hole cutoff is a little big so lowering the egg will fill the hole better. Any other suggestions?

I noticed a dandelion in the yard....ha. looks great. The hole will be fine.

JT_Thomas

Out of curiosity, what is the measurement from the top of table to the shelf that the piece of granite is setting on?  And what size hole did you cut out?

Tspud1

Jmorabito25 said:

The edge was not finished on the round piece. I never notice that it's rough until you pointed it out. Thx. 

I'm thinking about taking the table next out and placing the egg directly on the granite so it's lowered in height. The granite hole cutoff is a little big so lowering the egg will fill the hole better. Any other suggestions?

Make sure your hinge won't hit the table top if you drop egg down a little. Without a notch behind egg in top, it may hit. Just open your lid and see how much room you have from bottom of hinge to granite.

Jmorabito25

The hinge will still clear the granite if I remove the granite cutoff. I gave myself enough clearance in the event I didn't use the granite cutout. Thx

Tspud1 said:

Jmorabito25 said:

The edge was not finished on the round piece. I never notice that it's rough until you pointed it out. Thx. 

I'm thinking about taking the table next out and placing the egg directly on the granite so it's lowered in height. The granite hole cutoff is a little big so lowering the egg will fill the hole better. Any other suggestions?

Make sure your hinge won't hit the table top if you drop egg down a little. Without a notch behind egg in top, it may hit. Just open your lid and see how much room you have from bottom of hinge to granite.

Jmorabito25

I would need to check the dimension from the shelf to the table. The cutout is 22.5". 

JT_Thomas said:

Out of curiosity, what is the measurement from the top of table to the shelf that the piece of granite is setting on?  And what size hole did you cut out?

JT_Thomas

Jmorabito25 said:

I would need to check the dimension from the shelf to the table. The cutout is 22.5". 

JT_Thomas said:

Out of curiosity, what is the measurement from the top of table to the shelf that the piece of granite is setting on?  And what size hole did you cut out?

Thanks. If you get a chance, can you check the shelf to top of table dimension? I'm getting ready to start a similar table and right now have my dimension sketched out to be 16". 

Jmorabito25

JT - it's 14.75" from the top of the shelf to the top piece of wood that the granite sits on. 

JT_Thomas said:

Jmorabito25 said:

I would need to check the dimension from the shelf to the table. The cutout is 22.5". 

JT_Thomas said:

Out of curiosity, what is the measurement from the top of table to the shelf that the piece of granite is setting on?  And what size hole did you cut out?

Thanks. If you get a chance, can you check the shelf to top of table dimension? I'm getting ready to start a similar table and right now have my dimension sketched out to be 16". 

Jmorabito25

Just added the drawer pull.