Who/how makes the tables to rest your beer/drinks on?

[newb62]

I have been a long time lurker and LOVE this forum. Because of you guys my wife now hates me. I have a poker table, bought tons of sample chips from all the ones you have given a thumbs up on, and now I need to know who makes the casino style (small) tables that the casinos use. The ones that go between every other player to rest their drinks on. I am pretty handy (even though the wifes doesn't think so) and I could make them, but I need plans.

Any help you guys can give me will be greatly appreciated.

And again - thanks to everyone on this forum for all the great information so far.

[twintowers]

Try some TV trays while you figure it out. They work great, and you could even decorate them with a poker themed contact paper.

Ive seen a lot of them at scottkeens poker table web-site. Thats the best place to start.

[FearItself]

Here is a link to a good site to learn to build a poker table.

http://www.pcpotato.com/poker/

[redd38]

Here is a link to a good site to learn to build a poker table.

http://www.pcpotato.com/poker/

he's looking for a side table, not the actual poker table.

I think if you just use your imagination you can make pretty much anything you want for a side table.

[Wooderson]

There's a thread on ChipTalk about them.

[sfreelance2000]

Couldnt find any plans, but heres a link that might be useful. A few different drink cart styles. It looks like it would be fairly easy to build one. Hope it helps!

Im not affiliated with this company at all. Just posting a link to some pics of carts. In fact prices arent even listed on this link.

http://www.kpgaming.com/products/productscarts.htm