If you think underbody glow lights on your vehicle are cool, I can't help you.Whats wrong with LED lights? It's like having the underbody glow for your vehicle, but now with Bluetooth controls.View attachment 528263
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Suggestions for Custom Poker Table (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter BHK25
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I'm not a fan of LED lights on the table, either. I'd rather have a more minimalist, classic table than strange bells and whistles. Will probably re-felt my James Bond topper to remove the superfluous graphics and shrink some of the larger field.
Nothing.....if you want it, install it.. you don't need approval. ..Whats wrong with LED lights? It's like having the underbody glow for your vehicle, but now with Bluetooth controls.
Chawks45
Flush
#TeamLED
This is basically what I've been trolling for:
10+ seater, 96" x ~45".
No cup holders.
No race track.
Padded rail.
Green high-quality suited speed cloth.
Folding legs, high quality.
NOT a folding playing surface.
Just some 2 cents, additional input to consider!
10+ seater, 96" x ~45".
No cup holders.
No race track.
Padded rail.
Green high-quality suited speed cloth.
Folding legs, high quality.
NOT a folding playing surface.
Just some 2 cents, additional input to consider!
Consider adding a 3/4" raised rail.
Consider upgrading to custom-printed gaming suede.
Out of curiosity, why raise the rail if you are not adding LED lights? We always work towards making the raise as low as possible when adding LEDs because of what a POA they can be playing on if you raise them.
Looks nice. I find the slight raise quite comfortable.
I think a table cover is a nice to have - it allows you to have an extra table in the house that can be used as a table. Cue COVID-19 - how many people would be grateful that the poker table can be converted into a study place for one of the kids. I see no downside other than the slight annoyance of having to take the toppers on/off.
And with lights, you always have the option to turn them off but you can't turn them on if you don't have them. So when @BGinGA comes to play, you can just switch them off - or actually leave them on just to tilt him
And with lights, you always have the option to turn them off but you can't turn them on if you don't have them. So when @BGinGA comes to play, you can just switch them off - or actually leave them on just to tilt him
certainly! for sponsors and events, i thought this was for a home game?
good thought! maybe a wood insert inside the rail for homework?I think a table cover is a nice to have - it allows you to have an extra table in the house that can be used as a table. Cue COVID-19 - how many people would be grateful that the poker table can be converted into a study place for one of the kids. I see no downside other than the slight annoyance of having to take the toppers on/off.
And with lights, you always have the option to turn them off but you can't turn them on if you don't have them. So when @BGinGA comes to play, you can just switch them off - or actually leave them on just to tilt him
Sometimes the signage is part of the theme -- tables that represent ice hockey rinks, football stadiums, or auto racing tracks.
Mr Tree
Straight Flush
A betting line on the "felt" is very-very useful, IMO.
You can still have one on Suited Speed Coth by having @T_Chan print a white SSC for you into green with (eg) a gold betting line.
Rail height shouldn't be too much IMO. I 'd like it to be just 10chips high (max) in relation to the playing surface.
Twice as much would shield even a chip barrel from being knocked out of the table, but it would feel like playing into a bucket.
Are you printing in house Tony? If not let us know if you are looking for a printer!
Tony, I guess that, for a more modern or minimalistic look, you could offer dining toppers without side skirts. letting the rail show.
Yes, we print them ourselves.
Cheers.
Yes for sure, the dining table covers are also cheaper if you omit the skirting.
The reason when I build a table,my first priority is the table and second poker. Plus I can always change the game.I think a table cover is a nice to have - it allows you to have an extra table in the house that can be used as a table. Cue COVID-19 - how many people would be grateful that the poker table can be converted into a study place for one of the kids. I see no downside other than the slight annoyance of having to take the toppers on/off.
And with lights, you always have the option to turn them off but you can't turn them on if you don't have them. So when @BGinGA comes to play, you can just switch them off - or actually leave them on just to tilt him
Buge
Flush
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know the distance between rail and betting line on this table?
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
I can measure it for you when I get home tonight
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