Help scheduled for wednesday to lift in the kamado. I left the front beam and breads out for now so we don't have to lift it that high.
The far right has no table top, there i'm gonna place a concrete slab with a castiron grid. Under it will be space for brikettes and my dutch oven(s)/skillets can be placed on the cast iron grid
It's half protected under a roof (but can be rolled out) but only 3 walls. It's treated with Linseed oil. I think of "painting" the table top with epoxy. I did that with the workbench in the garage and are quit happy with it. It's both transparent and hard (not heat resistant)
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What kind of weather proofing did you do on this? I've thought about making a table for mine, but worry about rain
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