Table I just built

[Fins]

That aught to get you in good with the family!

Nice job... love the dice.

- Fins

[spicychili]

You can also get the legs from here

I have no affiliation with this site.

[sin808]

Rockler also has retail locations (there's one in Seattle). I'm pretty sure Woodcraft sells them as well. There's also a few online woodworking supply stores that specialize in table legs and turned spindles that carry them.

[Irons]

Very nice table! Love the idea of the lights behind the dice. I'm thinking of maybe using some EL wire in my next one.

Are the legs permaneantly mounted to the top, or does it break down for transport?

[Nickmast]

I dont think the EL wire stands out very well in the daytime sunlight. The legs are attached to the tabletop with 8 hex bolts and T-nuts. So, yes it can be taken apart in 3 sections for transport. The legs, the rail, and the tabletop.

~nickmast

[Nickmast]

I just wanted to thank everyone for their compliments. I think I'm going to talk to a billiard supply place and video game supply place to see if they would like to show and sell my tables in their stores.


~nickmast

[theRealMacoy]

what a sweet table.
the dice with lights is very unique.
excellent job!

the Real Macoy

[ott]

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I just wanted to thank everyone for their compliments. I think I'm going to talk to a billiard supply place and video game supply place to see if they would like to show and sell my tables in their stores.


~nickmast

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Can I place an order now? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[housenuts]

how long did that take you and what was the total cost?

it looks like a beauty.

[Nickmast]

Materials were about $400, $425, something like that. Dont remember exactly. Took me about 18-20 hours or so. I just worked on it here and there thoughout a week and a half after work.

~nickmast