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Table to nest
Cajunwoodcarver
Posts: 6
I’ve used a table that holds my XL and small for years. It needs replacing and I also need more space on my patio ( the table is 8 ft long) I rarely move the table except to pressure wash the concrete patio. I’m considering replacing it with 2 nests. I have a stainless steel table for prep work. Any opinions? Thanks.


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i would hate to go from a table that nice to nests but then nests would be an upgrade from mine just sitting on the ground
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Sounds like a good plan to me.
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If more space is the lead objective then that is a good plan. I have a L and SBGE, each in a nest. Never did go the table route for BGE housing. I do use a table for dealing with all the required support work. FWIW-Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period. CHEETO (aka Agent Orange) makes Nixon look like a saint.
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The XL in a nest, with mates would be my choice. Although, I don't know if I could part with that table, either. It looks very nice.
I think I would try to find a portable table / cart instead of a nest for the small. I don't like how top heavy the small looks when it is in a nest.
I have my Mini-Max on a Grill cart. I know the small might be too top heavy for that particular cart, but I would look for something similar.
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Compared to what you have currently, the small will probably sit much lower in a nest than what you’re currently using. I have the standard nest for the small, but added 4 inch casters to increase the height over the standard two inches it comes with.Another consideration for your XL is a modular nest. If you find you miss the table space you can always add on to the modular nest later.XL BGE, Large BGE, Small BGE, Weber Summit NGMemphis
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Did you get the casters from BGE? Id like to do bigger wheels.4TheGrillOfIt said:Compared to what you have currently, the small will probably sit much lower in a nest than what you’re currently using. I have the standard nest for the small, but added 4 inch casters to increase the height over the standard two inches it comes with.Another consideration for your XL is a modular nest. If you find you miss the table space you can always add on to the modular nest later. -
Yes, I did. They are ridiculously overpriced, but managed to get my dealer to throw them in for free (I’ve spent a lot of money there). I have the same casters on both my modular nests and modular table.cookingdude555 said:
Did you get the casters from BGE? Id like to do bigger wheels.4TheGrillOfIt said:Compared to what you have currently, the small will probably sit much lower in a nest than what you’re currently using. I have the standard nest for the small, but added 4 inch casters to increase the height over the standard two inches it comes with.Another consideration for your XL is a modular nest. If you find you miss the table space you can always add on to the modular nest later.XL BGE, Large BGE, Small BGE, Weber Summit NGMemphis -
This nest has worked great for me, a lot more sturdy and durable than the bge nest. It has an ash drawer and ss shelves that fold down. I don’t think they make it for small but they do have l & xlBrianFairview, Texas -
Brian, who makes it? Thanks.
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https://smokenproducts.com/Cajunwoodcarver said:Brian, who makes it? Thanks.It has worked real well for me, customer service is excellent. If your local to DFW, Blake had them at Sunnyland, I haven’t been there in along time so I’m not sure if they are still there.BrianFairview, Texas -
I generally like their design but it is a bit irritating to me they have such a short wheelbase, curving in rather than out on the castors. Depending on where castors are pointed, you lose another inch of wheelbase and the egg is top-heavy. I'm sure it's fine but it goes against my design paradigms of stability.brimee said:
This nest has worked great for me, a lot more sturdy and durable than the bge nest. It has an ash drawer and ss shelves that fold down. I don’t think they make it for small but they do have l & xl
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