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Posted by: srpowered240sx at 9:37 AM 8/19/2008
I wish I would have taken pics of the construction process, but if you are interested, there is a lot of info at
http://www.homepokertourney.com/tables_build.htm
I would love to build a nice poker table this Winter. Keep us posted if you decide to build one!
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Posted by: Beancooker at 12:49 PM 8/20/2008
As far as cost goes, my table was very inexpensive to build...the most expensive part was the chips themselves. I already had a set of chips, but I wanted to get a set with the denominations on them and have more of a variety. Anyway, to answer your question:
4' x 9' Quality red fabric - $12
4' x 9' Fake leather - $9
Two 4' x 8' Plywood - $12
3' x 6' carpet padding - $3
Cup holders - $2.99 each
Tray for the dealer chips - $19
8 deck shoe - $18
Discard holder - $5
6 Luxor Casino decks - $1 each
Acrylic paint - $4
Locking Cash box mounted on bottom - $35
Acrylic Cash paddle - $6
Chrome cash paddle slot - $4
A crap-load of staples and a staple gun.
And the table base was pre-existing from an old dinette table I had.
Overall, I would say around $200 or so. I would like to add more graphics to the fabric, but the table overall is a little less than 6' x 3' (inside the rails) so it might get too busy...I kind of like just the simple look right now.
Thanks again for looking!
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Posted by: srpowered240sx at 12:58 PM 9/8/2008
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