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Table Showcase (pics) (22 Viewers)
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mashoo
3 of a Kind
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Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
Admit it... sometimes you gotta step back and say "Damn, even I'm impressed."
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WedgeRock
Royal Flush
No pit area for the muck?
Love the rubber marks on the wall. Rubbing is racing.
Love the rubber marks on the wall. Rubbing is racing.
Mr Tree
Straight Flush
Giving credit where it’s due the wall marks were the suggestion of @Chippy McChiperson.
Chippy McChiperson
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Every once in awhile a great idea pops in my head seemingly out of nowhere. Speaking of which, beer angels for your next meatup...
K ALL IN 9
Flush
My latest table. Got the base for $35 and repainted it.
That's all the space you need for traditional Chinese Poker!
Finishing up the 104" long table with dedicated dealer spot. Delivery early next week. It's getting a pair of cast iron bases for extra legroom.
Wrapped up a "few" tables in the last few weeks as well:
52" octagon, solid walnut dining table cover:
Another octagon:
Round table with suede rail:
And some others:
Not totally finished
All chrome base, the same as the outer raised rail trim under the rail.
Wrapped up a "few" tables in the last few weeks as well:
52" octagon, solid walnut dining table cover:
Another octagon:
Round table with suede rail:
And some others:
Not totally finished
All chrome base, the same as the outer raised rail trim under the rail.Attachments
K ALL IN 9
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I was doing some maintenance on the table before tonight's game and snapped some pics in natural light
Chippy McChiperson
Straight Flush
That's real nice work
dew4au
Flush
Carlavatky
High Hand
saleen121212
Full House
Finishing up the 104" long table with dedicated dealer spot. Delivery early next week. It's getting a pair of cast iron bases for extra legroom.
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Wrapped up a "few" tables in the last few weeks as well:
52" octagon, solid walnut dining table cover:
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Another octagon:
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Round table with suede rail:
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And some others:
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Not totally finished
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I love the raised rail tables, that lions bay table is my new grail, how much would something like that run for just the table, no legs?
PM incoming.
Love the 8 person round table. Will be ordering one of these in 2019.
This one is for 7 people somewhat squeezed. You need at least 150mm (59in) for 8.
This one is for 7 people somewhat squeezed. You need at least 150mm (59in) for 8.
Why not build for eight?
MoscowRadio
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Would you mind snapping a photo of the legs? I’m thinking about building a round table with folding legs as I have a limited space.
No room unfortunately, as you may see in the first pic
I 'll try to take a pic or two as soon as I visit my man cave, where the table is located.
It's a cheap generic table bought from here
http://palasis.gr/catalog/product_i...απέζι-Poker-με-επιφάνεια-τσόχας-σπαστό-Ø120cm
and given its moment of glory by @T_Chan 's cloth and the craftsmanship of a carpenter friend of mine (who added rail & cup holders)
MoscowRadio
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I live in a pretty small apartment, and I'm wondering if I could get away with making a table like the one shown below made by @T_Chan using threaded inserts so that I could disassemble the table for storage between games. I'd love to hear what you guys think of this idea!
@T_Chan, do you think this idea could work?
@T_Chan, do you think this idea could work?
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Either this or replace your current dining table with a game table with a dining top. The dining top can be as sophisticated as a fitted wood top, or it could be as simple as a relatively thick piece of tempered glass or acrylic that could rest on top and be covered with a nice tablecloth. As long as you've got help pre- and post- game to take the top on and off.
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