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BGE Table

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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I am about to purchase a large BGE and was wondering if anyone in here has had experience building a table to support this. I am aware of the limited set of plans posted on the BGE website but was looking for something different or something with more detailed plans. Any assisstance would be greatly appreciated.[p]Thanks,
jeff

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  • JimW
    JimW Posts: 450
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    JeffD,
    Grab your britches. You're about to be inundated with pictures and suggestions from people who have built wonderful tables.
    JimW
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  • Gfw
    Gfw Posts: 1,598
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    JeffD, while I haven't built a table, I just happen to know that Mr. Toad is building one that sounds like a winner. You'll find his email address in the profiles. Good luck!

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  • SLOPPY PIG
    SLOPPY PIG Posts: 33
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    JeffD,I dont really know just what you want in a table,but,I have built 4 to date. I used the basic plan with changes to the material and sizes.
    I constructed mine with 4x4 legs,2X4frame,and5/4surface treated pine.I counter sunk lag bolts to hold frame to the legs.Mine are 38" from ground to top,28"deep and 2 are 60" long,2 are 70" long.I have one on my patio with one egg set in it giving me a nice work area.The other 3 are mounted on my competition unit each containing 2 large eggs.I guess you could make them as fancy as you like.I really want to build one out of stainless,but haven't decided how to afford it.

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  • Eggman
    Eggman Posts: 13
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    <p />JeffD,
    I used 2x4s, 1x2 cedar, and ceramic tile for my table. E-mail for more specific questions.
    E-g
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  • JJ
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    <p />JeffD,
    Another version
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