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stellarfly
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I'm a Performer owner and love it -- The gas starter built in is wonderful.
As to your table I think you'll need some sort of air gap between the kettle and the surface because a Weber kettle gets mighty hot during a cook. If you've got the kettle in direct contact with the wood, there will be char and, potentially, a fire.
Try cutting the hole for the kettle about 1/2 inch larger then use some metal fasteners like stainless steel wood screws driven in about every three or four inches around -- support the kettle rim on them, not wood.
This is just a guess. Maybe somebody will show up who has done this.
As to your table I think you'll need some sort of air gap between the kettle and the surface because a Weber kettle gets mighty hot during a cook. If you've got the kettle in direct contact with the wood, there will be char and, potentially, a fire.
Try cutting the hole for the kettle about 1/2 inch larger then use some metal fasteners like stainless steel wood screws driven in about every three or four inches around -- support the kettle rim on them, not wood.
This is just a guess. Maybe somebody will show up who has done this.
Norcoredneck
somebody shut me the fark up.
Air gap for sure. also edge hole with that formable aluminum they use to sculpture carpet. Awood frame topped with that concrete tile backer and then tile would be a nice sanitary work surface.
