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Project by Skylark53 posted 304 days ago 4880 views 13 times favorited 12 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Much of this design came from Todd Adair’s project which was very nicely done. I used Cypress, finished with Helmsman Spar varnish. Assembled with screws and plugged. The granite was a leftover piece I picked up at the local granite shop-thank you Keith Tucker. This is for my son-in-law, Zach and will be used in Paducah, KY where the temps and humidity levels can wreak havoc on outdoor projects. He has a custom cover coming for it.
Zach and I did this together; had a good time doing it and we’re quite pleased.

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16




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#1 posted 304 days ago

Now That.. is a BBQ stand..!!

Great job.

Gator

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#2 posted 304 days ago

I know a few BGE fans that would just about kill for that.

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#3 posted 304 days ago

Outstanding my friend, now I want one for my Large BGE! Where did you get he plans? Still hot up here, feels like I never left West TN :)

-- Rick, Union,KY firstlightwoodworking.blogspot.com

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#4 posted 304 days ago

That’s a really nice project. Very well designed and built. Y’all did a great job!

-- Use it up, Wear it out --------------- Make it do, Or do without!

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#5 posted 304 days ago

That is a great BBQ stand. Where are the ribs? :-)

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#6 posted 304 days ago

Very Cool! I built one recently for 2 Large BGE’s and it was massive. Looks like the XL there?

-- Dominic

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#7 posted 304 days ago

smokin’

-- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson

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#8 posted 304 days ago

What material is on the shelf that the egg is sitting on? Really like this, gonna have to steal this. Thanks

-- JJ, Ohio

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#9 posted 304 days ago

I’ve got to agree with BenTheViking – clear and concise.

That is beautiful It looks very well constructed and something that you might be able to sell to local appliance stores as an add on for the BGE. The granit in lay was a nice touch.

So what is it about the temps and humidity levels in KY that wreak havoc on outdoor projects?

-- Harold

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#10 posted 304 days ago

A similar BBQ was on display at a local store and they could sell a lot more with the setup you have created .
That is a wonderful project and a good time spent with Zach I bet .
Great job and a plan would be a great post!

-- Kiefer 松

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#11 posted 303 days ago

Thanks for looking. RickL and Kiefer, I think the plan dimensions actually came from the BGE site. This BGE is an Extra Large. The plan included the hole diameter and the distance for the support shelf beneath the top, allowing for the added concrete or stone support the BGE sits directly on. Those seem to be the most important measurements to respect. We completed the build before Z actually purchased the Egg, trusting the dimensions to be correct and they were dead on. JJ, the support slab is a 16” square concrete paver
1 7/8” thick, painted black. BHW-I’ve seen your “double egg” table here on LJs and its super. Harold, the temps this summer have topped 100F, with some extreme humidity. Winter brings a good bit of rain, moisture and temps will get into the teens for a few weeks. Zach’s deck isn’t covered, but with weather like that, the cover will definitely be needed. Thanks again all.

-- Rick, Tennessee, John 3:16

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#12 posted 303 days ago

Very nice. Very practical. Great job! It will go well with an Ale-8!

-- Glen, Pennsylvania, Colossians 3:23 "Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men."

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