Table Construction Complete

Braddog

Thanks to the many resources in the BGE community, I just completed the construction of my very own table. So I thought I'd share the results.



Here's a link to the whole album if you're interested.


Cheers,
Braddog
http://www.grillandbarrel.com

Frank from Houma

Very nice. What is the wood and the finish?

BTW - you need a "p" in you link - could get there.

Firetruck

Nice job Braddog, good play by play too.

Slick

Looks great! But, I don't see a bottle opener!

Slick

BuBaQlishus

Nice design and work...what did you use for the 1x6 grade, etc...looks like nice finish, a urethane?...is it heavy? How about cedar...thoughts?

Eggatorium

Really nice job

Braddog

We had a theme ("we" being the couple of buddies that helped me). This was constructed almost completely out of things we had lying around.

I used 2x4's left over from framing my basement, 1x4's that I reclaimed from a shipping crate, casters from a project that was never attempted, etc.

So the wood is almost all scrap pine. We did put 6 coats of urethane on it, although I store the egg (& table) in the garage when I'm not cooking so I wasn't too worried about making it weatherproof.

The only things we purchased for the project was the light and 1x4's for the top shelf.

Cheers,
Braddog

Braddog

Frank,
Thanks for catching the typo.

See my respone below for wood, finish, etc.

Cheers,
Braddog

bobbyb

Braddog,
Nice looking table. I may want to make a new table myself one of these days. Was wondering the purpose of the beefed up bottoms on the legs. No carpenter here.

Cpt'n Cook

Nice and clean, good job. It's specially nice using up stuff that you have laying around.

Marc from IL

Way to go!!

YetiBob

WOW!

Makes me want to rebuild my rather ageing table...

GREAT job!

duchunter

Looks Great!!!

Braddog

That was really just for the purpose of having a broad enough base to mount the casters. Like I said, we were trying to use things we already had.

diamondnikon

Great Job! The Light and cutting board insert are a great addition!

bobbyb

Makes sense. Hadn't thought of that.
Thanks.

ibanda

Great looking table.

Gandolf

Really nice job! What happened to the flushmounted paver for the egg to sit on? I thought that was a neat idea.

Braddog

Gandolf

Me too. When we installed the egg, I discovered that the hinge rotates downward when the lid is open. We hadn't counted on that. So we had to elevate the egg somehow. We accomplished that by putting "slats" under the stone. That was the least intrusive solution we could come up with.

I hated to do it but didn't really have much choice.