bought cedar for my table on friday bought my egg on sat

scottn83

I believe it's done

Ladeback69

scottn83 said:

I believe it's done

Cool table, I am jealous, but are you going to put shelves on the bottom two sides or just leave it open?  A shelf below the egg would be nice for the plate setter to go when not in use.  

Toxarch

Fill those two holes with a couple of more drawers.

scottn83

Ladeback69 said:

scottn83 said:

I believe it's done

Cool table, I am jealous, but are you going to put shelves on the bottom two sides or just leave it open?  A shelf below the egg would be nice for the plate setter to go when not in use.  

Those spaces will probably be open shelves just not sure what I want to use for the the shelf itself maybe something out of stainless like a wire rack type thing also if i cant settle on that I will buld a few more drawers and drop in there.  I actully bought enough handles for two more drawers.  The plate setter will fit in the two drawers on the right

scottn83

Toxarch said:

Fill those two holes with a couple of more drawers.

may do just that bought the pulls to add two more drawers

SaltySam

Beautiful table!   I'm considering a concrete top for my table build.  One question I had was heat resistance.  I'm not concerned about the ambient heat from the Egg itself, but more about the top of the table.  For example, if I took the adjustable rig out to stir the coals, could I set the hot stone, or a hot grid directly on the concrete without damaging it?  

cookingdude555

No expert here @SaltySam , but I am assuming if I put those things on my concrete patio, it would be fine.  So with that logic, it should be ok.  I base this answer on speculation and years of never doing this.

scottn83

SaltySam said:

Beautiful table!   I'm considering a concrete top for my table build.  One question I had was heat resistance.  I'm not concerned about the ambient heat from the Egg itself, but more about the top of the table.  For example, if I took the adjustable rig out to stir the coals, could I set the hot stone, or a hot grid directly on the concrete without damaging it?  

That I am not sure.  Not really sure what it would do to the polish on the surface.  

scottn83

@SaltySam If you were really concerned you could pour you maybe a 24 x24 and test it that way

SaltySam

Sometimes the simplest answer is right in front of my face.  This might explain why I can't find my keys when I'm holding them, or my sunglasses when I'm wearing them.  Sheesh.  Thanks for the tip @scottn83