With this plan you can transform this unique table top from an everyday family table to a poker table by flipping the top.
You can transform this unique table top from an everyday family table to a poker table
by flipping the top. The poker table top has eight player positions-- each with
chip holding slots and recessed beverage glass holders.
The plan is for the top. Instructions and dimensions are included to make the pedestal base and feet.
Specialty Bowl Cutting Router Bit
Use our bowl cutting router bit to cut recesses. Will route square side, flat bottom and radius corner all in one pass. 3/4'' cutting diameter, 1/4'' radius, 5/8'' cutting height, 1/2'' shank. 2-5/8'' overall length.
Customer Reviews and Photos for: Dual Purpose Game Table Plan
Customer Rating:
Great project! I had a guy that wanted a poker table, I had no clue! He showed me some pics. I found the plans on Rockler. I made the template from the plans. Very easy to follow. Came out great! He decides he wants texas hole'em. So I changed some things, but I refered to the plans often and the table came out great.
2) Submitted by
Jason, from Naperville, IL
on 10/31/2006
This was an excellent project. I purchased the base and legs, as I don't have a lathe but wanted the rounded look. I used quarter sawn cut for the base part of the top which gives the side profile of the table a very nice look. Also, I used gold leafing to cover the creases of the circle and the side pieces. Also, I used double sided velcro for the bottom of the felt and an 1/8th inch thick piece of wood cut just smaller than the size of the round felt so it could be easily removed and re-felted
Improvements I would make would include increasing the dimensions of the place settings by about 10% if not more...There really are only 5 or 6 useable spots if you have all guys playing, if they are anywhere near average or larger.
3) Submitted by
Cody Hadler, from Mansfield, IL
on 9/11/2006
This was a fun project to build. But I made a few changes. I made my own pedestal out of 1 by 4 oak as opposed to buying one. I also changed the hardwood side of the table. Instead of putting veneer inlays on it I bought a piece of 3/4 veneered plywood and put it there instead. When I made that circle I cut it on a C&C router table, and it was cut about 3/16 too small so I ripped a piece of oak to that size and put it around the outside of it as trim and it turned out to look better than it would have if I had cut it to the right size.
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Harry & Harry SLC, UT
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