Texas Hold'em Poker Table

Beautiful work! Thanks for showing the process.

-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)

Really nicely done.

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I love a good poker game. One of those tables would be great in my basement. That’s impressive work. There’s a definite market for these things right now. Maybe you should consider taking orders.

-- Joshua, Olathe, Kansas

Really impressive. I no longer play but I never played at a nicer table than this one.

-- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon

Brad Nailer – That is OUTSTANDING WORK!!!!

I am impressed to say the least. You guys humble me big time putting up stuff like this. Wow!

Nice job!!

-- Tom, Surfside Beach, SC - Romans 8:28

That is great. I’ve always wanted to make one of those. I bet it take longer than 2 min. for me to cut one out.

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Nice Poker table.

I build one very similar to this one about 3 years ago; did you get the design from Mark Junell’s website (http://www.junell.cc/pokertable/) ?

Thanks for all the nice comments guys! Nice eye Quentin..when my freind asked me to build him the table, I told him I knew nothing about poker tables. So we went online to (http://www.homepokertourney.com) and looked at all the tables. We both liked Junells design the best so we modeled it after his. Plus his instructions and photos were great since I had never built a table before. jstewart… we considered building tables and selling them. I started to work out other designs, (without cup holders, no race track, pull out draw for chips and cards, dealer sections, etc) but we found out it would be really expensive to ship one, and none of the local billiard table dealers were interested in selling them for us. Besides that, my boss was going to charge me to cut out any tables on the CNC that we were going to sell (he let me do that one for free since I wasnt charging my freind) so we kinda bailed on the idea. I could cut them out by hand but it wouldnt come out as nice! I was thinking of having him CNC me a set of pieces out of Baltic birch, and then use a pattern bit in my router to cut them out. I would love to build another one..it was allot of fun, and I had some really cool ideas to customize them!

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Nice job man. I built a very similar table for a buddy of mine but I didn’t a system for cutting the curved parts of the vinyl…until now. My next one should be a little easier now. “East bound and down”

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KEWL story here. I really enjoyed reading and seeing this article. I’ll also bet you felt like a little kid on Christmas morning watching that CNC Router make your project! We all should get one of those. I also like the casino style felt. Makes the card table a “card table”. Nice job Brad.

-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!

Damn…now I gotta go out and buy a CNC machine!

Thanks for sharing and including all the details…gonna have to bookmark this project so I can build one of my own someday.

-- Patrick, Chicago, IL http://www.TenonAndSpline.com/blog

that’s a very nice looking poker table… almost at the top of my “honey-do” list… 2 more things in the way… then on to designing and building me one of those… my poker parties will not be the same…

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