All - I've got some questions about building a new table for my large Egg.
I've read on here that I should stay away from pressure treated lumber. I don't plan on putting any food directly on the top without something under it. Are there other reasons why you wouldn't use pressure treated?
Also, I'm trying to be cautious about the possibility of fire - everything tells me not to put a fire box inside a wooden table; however, I want something that will last/be sturdy/semi-mobile/cheap(er)... But I don't want to burn my house down. I've been thinking about having my egg remain in it's nest (wheels removed) and bolting that assembly inside the table. I've seen a Texas A&M table with that similar setup. Wouldn't that be a little safer than a table nest and a stone? I like that the nest hugs the egg and could provide more support when wheeling the table around. Does anyone have any photo of their nest/table setup?
Lastly - who's ready for college football? What are your favorite tailgate foods for the Egg?
I've read on here that I should stay away from pressure treated lumber. I don't plan on putting any food directly on the top without something under it. Are there other reasons why you wouldn't use pressure treated?
Also, I'm trying to be cautious about the possibility of fire - everything tells me not to put a fire box inside a wooden table; however, I want something that will last/be sturdy/semi-mobile/cheap(er)... But I don't want to burn my house down. I've been thinking about having my egg remain in it's nest (wheels removed) and bolting that assembly inside the table. I've seen a Texas A&M table with that similar setup. Wouldn't that be a little safer than a table nest and a stone? I like that the nest hugs the egg and could provide more support when wheeling the table around. Does anyone have any photo of their nest/table setup?
Lastly - who's ready for college football? What are your favorite tailgate foods for the Egg?
