What I did this weekend: Built a poker table.

[ShoelessJoe]

Sleep is overrated anyways...

[lwestatbus]

Very, very nice.

[K-rug]

My brothers just gave me a home depot card for an engagement gift. Heh... I know what I using it for. The fiance got an iPod Shuffle so it's alllllll good.

[Miss_J]

its beautiful

[howzit]

purdy table.

[K-rug]

I am starting to gather supplies for a second one... Stay tuned.

[howzit]

as a personal taste, the race track could be narrower.

[K-rug]

Table #2 is finally being built and 2/3ds of the way complete. I'll have pics and upload the info this weekend. Stay tuned.

[dgold41]

Really nice, good work-

What was the total supply cost when all said and done?

[ddawg923]

that is one of the nicest tables ive ever seen

[zoom1200]

Nice.......

[K-rug]

Sorry I've been away for a while. Table #2 was completed several months ago. I'll have to upload the pics as soon as I find them.

[Soup_dog]

I am a bit of a handyman myself, but all I can say is DAMN. Very very very nice work. I'm impressed.

[AlbinoLlama]

For those of us not very talented with woodwork/ don't have the time to make one like that, where should we go?

[K-rug]

Good question. I have no idea. You don't have to be good with woodwork. You just have to be able to measure, be patient and cut on the line.

The thing I found while looking at ones you could get at poker supply stores and online is the majority of them are created from cheap materials. The good ones cost a small fortune.

Honestly the key is to measure twice and cut once while taking your time. Sounds cliche but it's true. I don't do this for living or work with my hands for my living. So anyone can do it.