| Blog series by VTWoody | updated 437 days ago | 2 parts | 818 reads | 5 comments total |
Part 1: VT's Poker Case
Here is my next project. I have been following Bob Babcock and company’s blog “Design. Click. Build.” on how to use Sketchup over at www.finewoodworking.com . I love working in Sketchup and this seemed like a good piece of software (since it was free and is relatively easy to learn) to design a case for my poker chips. My buds and wife and I have been playing poker on a semi-regular basis, and for whatever reason, it seems like we bought the chips. We got them on sale and they are in th...
Part 2: Day 2
I had seen the Wood Whisperer’s poker chip trays, and I like them, but they weren’t exactly what I wanted, though he did give me a great idea on how to make the trays that were going to hold the chips in my case, but more on that later. Yesterday I spent the day making sawdust out of some nice looking Padauk and Maple. Here is the 8/4 board of Padauk as it sits on my jointer and some of the bright bright orange chips that came out of it. Here is the beautiful looking wo...
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