Table Showcase (pics) (22 Viewers)

[5aces]

 

[joshualopez1]

I saw a pic of your table last year and fell in love. This is my first table build. Should have went 6” rail rather than 5” and I got my nail heads a little too close but I’m happy with it. I can see how you guys have half a dozen builds under your belts. But it’s not perfect!

Where can i purchase the decorative nail heads and trim edge you placed on this table? Nice table btw

 

[joshualopez1]

Happy Halloween!

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where can i find the decorative nail heads and trim edge for purchase like on this table?

 

[DoubleEagle]

where can i find the decorative nail heads and trim edge for purchase like on this table?

YAT

 

[BlackOakRGC]

New custom felt

Some have made comments about rail lights causing to much glare making it hard to see your cards... have you every experienced this?

 

[BlackOakRGC]

First time poster , but used this forum to finish up my build recently. A ton of useful information !

love the custom acrylic! How did you get that?

 

[BlackOakRGC]

First time poster , but used this forum to finish up my build recently. A ton of useful information !

Also, what are your rail and riser dimensions? It looks really comfortable!

 

[ahuynh62]

love the custom acrylic! How did you get that?

I got it from tap plastics, and just used a custom sticker to cover the diffusers

 

[ahuynh62]

Also, what are your rail and riser dimensions? It looks really comfortable!

If I remember correctly the rail is 5 inches , and I used 1.5 inch raisers . Which I think is a little bit to high now but still not to bad

 

[Tablemaker]

This is my 7-handed mix game table with built-in shuffle-tec. Getting all the hardware underneath, and working around the gorilla legs was a big issue, but after many hours I finally got everything snug and fit together. The mounting kit was a gigantic pain in the ass. This was a passion project for me, as I've built many generic tables and this was the most complex.

 

[mcfilthy]

I love these, I need to build another one.

 

[LeRoi]

My 2nd DIY table. Solid ash base, custom Chanman felt, 1“ illuminated raised rail. Detailed build thread is here

 

[SeanGecko]

My 2nd DIY table. Solid ash base, custom Chanman felt, 1“ illuminated raised rail. Detailed build thread is here
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I think it is beautiful with the light off.

 

[BruceWayne]

My 2nd DIY table. Solid ash base, custom Chanman felt, 1“ illuminated raised rail. Detailed build thread is here
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Stunning

 

[buzzmonkey]

I think it is beautiful with the light off.

That's what my wife says to me.

 

[Fran]

My 2nd DIY table. Solid ash base, custom Chanman felt, 1“ illuminated raised rail. Detailed build thread is here
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Really nice work ! Congrats !

 

[97destroyer]

Wow, that’s an almost 3 dimensional felt. Super cool!

 

[mconn116]

That's what my wife says to me.

Beat me to it…

 

[legrantjames]

My 2nd DIY table. Solid ash base, custom Chanman felt, 1“ illuminated raised rail. Detailed build thread is here
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Beautiful table!!

 

[Nymor]

Lovely cloth and a great effect.

I would have to keep my chips on the outermost level but would still fear that they would just fall into the pot ... although when playing Circus games they tend to do that anyway

 

[bsdunbar1]

I'm no Kentucky fan but I really like the end result with this one

 

[SeanGecko]

I'm no Kentucky fan but I really like the end result with this one

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That blue looks wonderful.

 

[ranger764]

I'm no Kentucky fan but I really like the end result with this one

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Yes that is sweet. Did you make that Bill?

 

[bsdunbar1]

Yes that is sweet. Did you make that Bill?

Yes sir. Heading to Kentucky. Lots of cool designs that turned out good together. LED lights as well.

 

[Littleluck55]

Yes sir. Heading to Kentucky. Lots of cool designs that turned out good together. LED lights as well.

Can you tell me where so I can invite myself to that game? Hahaha

Great looking table

 

[Sway]

My current table, third one i have made, custom size (not full size).

 

[narv]

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Finally finished my table.

Followed the YouTube video by dirk made for the most part. Full 4’x8’ table, 6” rail, 2 sheets of 3/4” ply. Tnuts and furniture bolts to attach rail to playing surface. Royal blue ssc with black whisper vinyl. 1” rail foam and pink sew foam with white side up, under playing surface, all from YAT. Thanks to everyone for posting builds and answering questions I couldn’t have done it without PCF.

What YouTube video could I get the link. Please

 

[narv]

First time poster , but used this forum to finish up my build recently. A ton of useful information !

How did you keep the acrylic from tap plastic in place ? Did this lighted rail design but cannot wrap my head around how to install a diffuser after I install the lights.

 

[Goosefraba]

I built this table a few years ago. I did a little research before hand and decided on a racetrack style table. When I was building it I wanted to be able to fit it in my living room with enough space to fill all the seats around it. Went with birch for the exposed and mdf for the bottom. Locally sourced foam for under the playing surface and I wanted a thick/tall rail to be comfortable enough without feeling any wood underneath. My brother in law was randomly given some Mercedes leather and passed it on to me for the rail. The base is sturdy enough to support some of the big bois that may lean into it. It’s a beast to move around but a solid build for the on and off games it’s hosted. Measures 6x4 and the most is hosted is 10 players

 

[Poker Zombie]

Last pic shows your group playing on your table with dice chips.