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Old 01-03-2005, 05:51 PM
unlucky513 unlucky513 is offline
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anyone know where i can find plans to build a table?
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Old 01-03-2005, 06:04 PM
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http://www.pcpotato.com/poker/
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Old 01-03-2005, 07:30 PM
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PCPotato
http://www.pcpotato.com/poker/
Good overall directions. His method for applying the vinyl to the railing was great.

Scott Keen's site
http://www.scottkeen.com/poker/pokertable.asp
Use this to apply foam to railing.

Maui Poker
http://www.mauipoker.net/table_1.html
Use this for cutting the main table and railing wood. MUCH easier (and better) than the methods above.

I had a good time building my table. I hope you enjoy building yours. Oh, and the cost builds quicker than you realize. I just about doubled what I had originally expected to spend.
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Old 01-03-2005, 08:56 PM
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PCPotato
http://www.pcpotato.com/poker/
Good overall directions. His method for applying the vinyl to the railing was great.

Scott Keen's site
http://www.scottkeen.com/poker/pokertable.asp
Use this to apply foam to railing.

Maui Poker
http://www.mauipoker.net/table_1.html
Use this for cutting the main table and railing wood. MUCH easier (and better) than the methods above.

I had a good time building my table. I hope you enjoy building yours. Oh, and the cost builds quicker than you realize. I just about doubled what I had originally expected to spend.

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I agree with all of this. It can be done for under $150 though if you shop around, especially for the fabric. The most recent fabric I'm going to use for a friend's table is some sort of nylon/poly mix that's lightning slick, and was $3 for 3 yards at WalMart. Casino felt? No, but certainly playable and a nice way to save money.

I've done 100% poly fabrics for the other two I made, and they both worked great.
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Old 01-04-2005, 04:01 AM
jtnt1096 jtnt1096 is offline
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I agree with all of this. It can be done for under $150 though if you shop around, especially for the fabric. The most recent fabric I'm going to use for a friend's table is some sort of nylon/poly mix that's lightning slick, and was $3 for 3 yards at WalMart. Casino felt? No, but certainly playable and a nice way to save money.

I've done 100% poly fabrics for the other two I made, and they both worked great.

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What is the name of the fabric you use from Wal-Mart?
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Old 01-04-2005, 07:48 PM
nolanfan34 nolanfan34 is offline
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What is the name of the fabric you use from Wal-Mart?

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Man, I have no clue. I bought it on clearance, but I don't have the cardboard thing that lists the name. Mostly I bought it for the color, since my friend who I'm making the table for wants a gunmetal gray fabric (which was tough to find).

It's a slightly metallic looking fabric, and a very tight, tight, "knit", but I don't know how else to describe it. If I can't get a vinyl logo put on it like I want, then I'm going to have to find something else anyway.
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