Sidekick table

[Big Dawg]

Someone please ship some here Love these sidekick tables

A guy found 6 of these tables in a store in Alameda, California yesterday. He posted about it on the Facebook site Weber Kettle Fans. Once he started getting pounded with PM's from people interested, he had his buddy go back and buy the rest.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215465016602697&set=gm.762147650650048&type=3&theater&ifg=1




I prefer the look of the EU bamboo table with the single leg.

Can you say . . . . supply & demand ! ! !








BD

[HoosierKettle]

Someone please ship some here Love these sidekick tables

A guy found 6 of these tables in a store in Alameda, California yesterday. He posted about it on the Facebook site Weber Kettle Fans. Once he started getting pounded with PM's from people interested, he had his buddy go back and buy the rest.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215465016602697&set=gm.762147650650048&type=3&theater&ifg=1




I prefer the look of the EU bamboo table with the single leg.

Can you say . . . . supply & demand ! ! !








BD

I love weber stuff but that's just crazy.


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[Big Dawg]

I love weber stuff but that's just crazy.

I agree.  Earlier this week I saw one going for $250 ! ! !

So happy I already have mine.  BTW, if you bend out the clips a little and raise the legs to their highest point, it fits the 26er perfectly.





BD

[MacEggs]

Nice score, @HermanF !  I like the look of the sidekick table, but they appear to be a little "flimsy" or unstable ... Just my opinion.  Maybe I'm wrong.

The plastic table mentioned is a great side table.  Not huge, but very stable.  Great for an 18" kettle.

Also, they are great to use as a template to build something custom and larger.  I made these two:

[HermanF]

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[HermanF]

Nice score, @HermanF !  I like the look of the sidekick table, but they appear to be a little "flimsy" or unstable ... Just my opinion.  Maybe I'm wrong.

The plastic table mentioned is a great side table.  Not huge, but very stable.  Great for an 18" kettle.

Also, they are great to use as a template to build something custom and larger.  I made these two:

Looks great! Don't think I have the skills to make something like this!


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[Firemunkee]

Nice score, @HermanF !  I like the look of the sidekick table, but they appear to be a little "flimsy" or unstable ... Just my opinion.  Maybe I'm wrong.

The plastic table mentioned is a great side table.  Not huge, but very stable.  Great for an 18" kettle.

Also, they are great to use as a template to build something custom and larger.  I made these two:

Those look awesome! Did you engrave the Weber logo on that first table yourself??

[RRRanger99]

@MacEggs, Those tables you made look badass! They look like stock Weber tables right out of the factory, that were offered at one time or another. I have the plastic #7413 work table which is very useful. I hope Weber U.S.A.

delivers us a newer upgraded version of the #7413. That European sidekick table has a nice bamboo work surface, but looks kinda scrawny with that one leg. I'd be concerned about stability issues. I'm sure it serves it's purpose,

and I'd buy one if it was offered here in the U.S.

[MacEggs]

Thank you, @HermanF , @Firemunkee , @RRRanger99 !

Did you engrave the Weber logo on that first table yourself??

It is a custom wood placard sent to me from the mighty, Zav. 

[GermanTex]

Nice score, @HermanF !  I like the look of the sidekick table, but they appear to be a little "flimsy" or unstable ... Just my opinion.  Maybe I'm wrong.

The plastic table mentioned is a great side table.  Not huge, but very stable.  Great for an 18" kettle.

Also, they are great to use as a template to build something custom and larger.  I made these two:

Sorry for picking up on this old thread. I am looking to build a similar wooden side table like these two with the following requirements:
- Legs fold in so the table can be stored easily
- Table can be easily detached from the grill without unscrewing

Are there any where some instructions on DIY tables like this?

Thanks
Stefan

[Walchit]

Yeah those are sick. I need to get some woodworking tools

[jcnaz]

@GermanTex
There is a Facebook group dedicated to kettle tables.

If the link doesn't work, it is called "Weber Grill Tables".

https://m.facebook.com/groups/727962310716040/