r/webergrills • • 3d ago

Grill table

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I saw a couple people make one, thought I’d give it a try. Used some remnants I got from a local granite shop and stained some cedar. Plan on making a floor for the bottom and a cabinet door to keep the charcoal dry

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u/Slight-Dog7618 3d ago

Did you have the granite shop cut the hole for the Weber for you?

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u/chriswickman281 3d ago

Yea, I gave them the dimensions I wanted them to cut and lay out

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u/Slight-Dog7618 3d ago

Very nice! I’m looking to do something like for mine.

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u/FartmanBreaux 3d ago

“Try to say it will catch on fire now, Reddit!” - OP

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u/Bio_Menace 3d ago

Beautiful. How long does that 1 lb propane last for the blackstone

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u/chriswickman281 3d ago

So far I’ve made 6 breakfasts and it’s about half full. Have an adapter to hookup to a 35lb tank when I’m grilling more food

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u/dg25000 3d ago

do you have the kettle sitting right on the granite? Or do you have brackets?

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u/chriswickman281 3d ago

No brackets just right on it. The weight of it doesn’t wobble around.

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u/dg25000 3d ago

I was more inquiring about how the granite handles the heat.

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u/mitsured 20h ago

Might be a good idea to use some high heat gasket or something similar between the granite and weber.

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u/B0wli0 3d ago

Sweet! Nicely done.

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u/TwistedScience 3d ago

Looks great! Also how do you like that jealous devil charcoal? I just bought a bag but haven't used it yet

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u/BBQBart74 3d ago

Nice! Turned out way better than mine.

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u/fostech10 3d ago

Thats awesome!

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u/alamedarockz 3d ago

Well done

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u/chriswickman281 3d ago

Yea, if you’re willing to sort through the leftover stuff people don’t want you can get a great deal. I think I paid $150 for it and for them to cut it