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This is incredible - just like all your others!

You must have a TON of poker players around to do that kind of business - great job!

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Wow, that's a dy-no-mite looking chips case. The bad news is once all the chips are in they cover up a lot of it's beauty. (-: What did you use to create those great looking coves?

Ron
 

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Wow that is very slick nice work.
 

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Nice looking case!
 

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Nice looking work on this.
 

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Beautiful workmanship, the wood is outstanding!!

Thanks for sharing
 

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That is VERY nice -care to share how you are making the curved "chip holder" part? I would love to do something similar, get rid of the big shinny metal case I keep them in now…

Thanks

Mark

Edit: Searched your other projects and found your jig…consider that idea STOLEN….just had a poker party on Saturday and was thinking how much I hated the big silver/metal case the chips are in….seems I found a solutions
 

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awesome mark . Te bit i use is a 1 5/8 box bit Fits the chips perfect
 

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Case is absolutely beautiful. Is it made to be stationary? I can't imagine it is very easy to transport especially loaded with chips.
 

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WI …i told my customer i hope he doesnt want to carry this bull around …i weighs a ton without the chips….so no he will have to keep it stationary =)
 

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Great job. Needs wheels. Nice look.

Boxguy
 
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