Work Table

[austin87]

What clips onto the kettle? Is it something like a conduit holder or a re-purposed tool hook?

Really nice work!

[SmokenJoe]

Ur gonna get plenty of use out of that excellent table.  I really love the size, rooooomy.                                  SJ

[Bigdave]

Thanks guys I appreciate the comments. @austin87 if you take a peek at some of the first pics it kinda just snaps onto the handle. Even though it fits tight I am considering changing that up a bit to be more universal for the different types of hadles

[austin87]

Ahh now I see. I thought you were using the handle as a spacer for the gaps in the wood. Makes perfect sense, thanks!

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Any idea what your total cost was to build this?

[Bigdave]

About $25.00 total and about 4 hours labor. She is finished and looks pretty good on the copper kettle

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[MikeRocksTheRed]

Like I said on facebook, that stain looks really good with the copper kettle!  Really nice job.  I was thinking the total was going to come in closer to $50.  You should definitely look into selling these...probably unstained so the buyer can figure out how they want to finish it.

Now onto the big questions...whatcha cooking?  Doesn't look like a smoke from where you thermo is sitting!

[Bigdave]

Turkey!


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[MikeRocksTheRed]

@Big Dave - YAY!  Looking good too!

[SmokenJoe]

Great color on that bird  ...  congrats.   Didn't that new table help w/ the cook  ...  love my Performer's table for supplying my third hand                         SJ

[JDD]

Nice job.

[jcnaz]

That turned out pretty sweet, Dave!

[WNC]

Stain looks great, and so does the turkey!

[Bigdave]

@bcjustice @mr. bones  here is the original post for the side table.


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[Darko]

Nice table.