Has anyone used this stone in The Green Egg?
1134345
Yes. It works great in the Big Green Egg. We have a pizza peal that we use to put the pizza on and take off when its finished baking. The only problem is that the stone is kinda small. We wish it were a little bigger.
64771
Ted? I cannot answer this question. The stone was a gift for my husband. He uses it on his Brown Egg. Used only for pizzas. The stone tends to burn them& burn them quickly!!! I do not know of the grill you speak of? Just a critique of the product I am able to give. Sorry, I am not of much help.
1269546
We use ours on our large big green egg. I do believe it is BGE product. we've used it about 8 times since xmas and it has worked great!
1615399
No I haven't. It's a great knife, very good quality. The best I have ever had. They are serious about sharpening with that wetstone though.
14947
This stone requires water. I suggest that you soak it submerged for 24 hours before the first use. Turn it over several times during the 24 hour period. Each time you turn it over you will see new bubbbles of air escaping from the stone. Use the stone while WET! In subsequent uses, soak for between 20 minutes to 2 hours depending on how much 'new' air is escaping from the stone. I understand oil can be used in addition to water but I am told and have demonstrated that it is unneccessary. Good Luck!
776451
No, only the device and a carbide cutter. Not sure what you would use a stone on.
14945
This stone comes from Oracle Tile and Stone. I would refer your question to www.oraclestone.com. I have this stone in my kitchen as a backsplash. It is very beautiful.
210813
I would not recommend it, stone is somewhat degradable. Maybe if you use the coarser side of the stone.
1120049
My wife has used it for years and loves it she has never had problems with any stones.
1883669
Got mine back around April and there was nothing wrong with the packaging. Really love the stone!
1674470
No it will not, this grate is roughly the same size as the entry level Green Egg.
936025
The other answers to this question are correct. Make sure that the stone is very hot. Depending on what you are coming, use corn meal on the stone. DO NOT use a non stick spray on the stone.
1106564
Absolutely! I use everything except the pumice stone EVERYDAY in the shower. I even use it when I take a bath. I've submerged in water, dropped it in water, etc. and it still works. No problems with it working in water or underwater whatsoever.
1269550
Yes, the one I purchased was for the large green egg. I do not remember who made it but it was a Christmas gift to my son and he loves it. I do remember that it appeared to be of high quality. My son uses it all the time and as I said, loves it.
1948460
I have not, but I can't believe it could possibly hurt your child. It is just a natural stone. I wouldn't hesitate if it were me.
912926
Yes you can. We use it on our Big Green Egg and have had the temp well above 600 degrees with no problems.
688405
No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the stones need to be flattened occasionally. No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the... » Read More No! Do NOT use oil with this type of stone! You will ruin it. They are designed to be used with water. Just, soak the stone, for a few minutes, in clean water and then add a sprinkle of water every few strokes as you are sharpening to wash the swarf from the surface of the stone. I noticed the sharpening oil advertised with this, and it is misleading. I use these stones with my hand planes and chisels, etc for woodworking and you cannot get a better edge than with a water stone. You can quite literally get a mirror finish if you go to 6000 grit or finer. The only drawback is the stones need to be flattened occasionally. « Show Less