My first table

[RedZX9R]

Hey all. I thought that I would post the table that I built for light home use.

I KNOW- you don't have to tell me that there isn't a padded rail. But as the budget for this guy was less than $100 I had to make some sacrifices. I left the door open for a rail in the future, so if the cards treat me right there will be one eventually.

It will fit 10 players and it's able to be stored out of the way. So it meets all of its requirements.

Anyway whether you like it or not, I've got to use it this Saturday.

Good Luck
https://home.comcast.net/~keeganchaput/Table1.jpg https://home.comcast.net/~keeganchaput/Table2.jpg

[TenPercenter]

Very nice, Red. Good job. Did you use moleskin?

Ten

[RedZX9R]

Good eye Ten! It was on sale at the fabric store and the wife sacrificed her 40% off coupon on top of that. Needless to say, I was pleased that I didn't have to resort to crappy felt or worse.

[nolanfan34]

Looks nice. I kind of even like the look without the rail, I don't think you lose much without it. And you can always add it on in the future, like you said.

[RedZX9R]

My only concern is without a rail, it's easier to knock a drink or a stack of chips off. Not to mention send some cards dealt flying off of the edge. I like the look, but a rail will have to be added in the future to make it easier to live with.
I figure that a rail will probably be $50 - $75 more.