plans

DWFII

I am interested in building a simple table for a LBGE. I want to use aluminum angle iron for the frame because it can be bolted together fairly straight-forwardly.

Anyone have any plans that might work or could be modified?

SemolinaPilchard

I have no plans, but you may want to look at the table gallery on the Whiz's site. Mostly wooden tables though.

nolaegghead

http://www.biggreenegg.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/BGE-TP-LARGE.pdf

Carolina Q

I don't have or want an egg table, and I rarely see metal ones (except stainless), but here's some info that might be helpful.

http://www.nakedwhiz.com/TableGallery/tables.htm
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/tableplans/tableplans.htm
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/cart.htm

SemolinaPilchard

http://www.nakedwhiz.com/TableGallery/tables.htm  
Sorry, I forgot to post the link. Leave space behind the egg so the hinge won't hit table when opening the egg.

DWFII

Thanks guys...all good...nothing in aluminum angle iron but still a starting place.

nolaegghead

the three important dimensions are the bottom shelf height off the ground, the height of the bottom shelf relative to the top, and the hole size.  

anything else is going to be ergonomic, structural and aesthetic. 

RRP

One other recommendation may sound crazy. Not knowing how strong you are, nor your spouse, nor your neighbors....
but an open front of your table means there is only a couple feet from the ground. OTOH if you have to lift your egg even sans dome, guts etc clear up say 3 or 4 feet then that sucker is still heavy! 

SamIAm2

My table is wooden but @RRP is spot on.
That piece of wood to the left of the egg closes up the opening when I'm done cooking so I can move the table.

 Lots of casters (8 total) make this easier to move.