Picking up this used table tonight (1 Viewer)

[tentoesdown]

Unfortunately it doesn't come with the dealer tray:
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?requestSource=b&adId=1242229124

Judging from the pic, can any of you tell if it's likely that the tray will be a standard size and I'll be able to order one that will fit on amazon or something without any hassle?

 

[David O]

Once you get the table I would try a "want to buy" ad or go through one of our forum vendors.

 

[tentoesdown]

The chip tray cutout measures 18 1/8 inches x 7 1/4 inches

Would this work?
https://www.straightpokersupplies.com/poker-dealers-tray-500-capacity-tray.html

I'm lost regarding this stuff and not sure what the "cut" measurement is.

@T_Chan any help?

 

[tentoesdown]

maybe this one:
https://www.amazon.ca/Brybelly-Vega...=1488247056&sr=8-9&keywords=poker+dealer+tray

 

[David O]

If you can get a good price on a metal one that is the way to go.

 

[tentoesdown]

The metal ones I've seen are all very expensive.

I'm more concerned with just finding one that fits properly!

 

[David O]

Heere is a decent priced wooden tray

https://www.casinosupply.com/collec...oducts/wood-poker-chip-tray-10-row-500-chip-1

 

[tentoesdown]

That might be the winner looking at the size and cut out size, thanks David!!

 

[BUBBLE]

Straight poker supplies should be able to help and they are located in the GTA

 

[David O]

That might be the winner looking at the size and cut out size, thanks David!!

I have ordered from them before as well. They have differnt styles and be sure to look up coupon codes. I think they will also email a coupon if you join their mail list. Good luck and have fun with the new table

 

[BUBBLE]

 

[tentoesdown]

Thanks @BUBBLE I've looked here and emailed them, just doesn't seem that any of them will fit the cutout size on my table.

 

[T_Chan]

Closest chip tray that I know of to meet those specs is the plastic 10 row tray, but it's outside dimensions are 18.5″ x9" and the actual bottom dimensions are 16.5″ x 7". It's a bit short and a bit too wide, you might be able to squeeze it in. You might want to clarify with the seller what the exact dimensions of the cutout are, if they're just approximate, then it might work for you.

Otherwise, you would need a custom made tray. I might know a guy who could help you out.... :

 

[tentoesdown]

Closest chip tray that I know of to meet those specs is the plastic 10 row tray, but it's outside dimensions are 18.5″ x9" and the actual bottom dimensions are 16.5″ x 7". It's a bit short and a bit too wide, you might be able to squeeze it in. You might want to clarify with the seller what the exact dimensions of the cutout are, if they're just approximate, then it might work for you.

Otherwise, you would need a custom made tray. I might know a guy who could help you out.... :

But the wooden one that David posted has to be the best option, right?

 

[T_Chan]

Cut out area is 18 1/4 x 7 3/8 inches for that one, your cutout's too small. You would have to make it 3/4" (or more) wider and a hair, 1/4", longer.

 

[David O]

Cut out area is 18 1/4 x 7 3/8 inches for that one, your cutout's too small. You would have to make it 3/4" (or more) wider and a hair, 1/4", longer.

The bottom dimensions should work, Right T_chan? The bottom dimensions are 16.5" x 7".

 

[T_Chan]

I must be looking at a different tray. When I click on your link it brings me to a tray that is:
Tray measures 19 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 1 1/8 inches * Cut out area is 18 1/4 x 7 3/8 inches

 

[tentoesdown]

Guys I appreciate all the help. I measured more precisely and these are the EXACT measurements:

The chip tray cutout measures 18 1/8 inches x 7 1/4 inches

So the wood poker chip tray that you and I are looking at @T_Chan should fit the best, correct?

 

[tentoesdown]

Also, I apologize for just generally being bad at math + measuring

 

[T_Chan]

The cutout is supposed to be bigger than the bottom of the tray, but smaller than the total size which includes the lip of the tray. The wooden one is 1/8" too long and 1/4" too wide... You might be able to cram it in if the sides of the cutout have foam wrapped around it. Otherwise your best bet is probably the plastic one. It's long enough to cover the entire hole but will have some movement side to side with a big gap. The width is almost perfect. The plastic ones (that particular model) is pretty flimsy though.

 

[tentoesdown]

Otherwise your best bet is probably the plastic one. It's long enough to cover the entire hole but will have some movement side to side with a big gap. The width is almost perfect. The plastic ones (that particular model) is pretty flimsy though.

This one?

https://www.straightpokersupplies.com/poker-dealers-tray-500-capacity-tray.html

 

[T_Chan]

Yeah that's the one. The total length is 18.5" which will cover the hole, but only by a tiny bit. It's cutting it close.

 

[tentoesdown]

Okay that's great