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well this has been on my list of things to do for a bit now, so I figured I better get it out of the way……here is the gaming speed cloth for the center of a Blue Jays themed table. This is dyed on and will most likely never fade or come off……I have done this to other tables that are now almost 9 years old and they still look like day one.
The logo is about 19 1/2″ in Dia.
will show more pics soon……
Maybe well see a Cubs v Blue Jays world series this year!! That looks nice comp.
wishful thinking……lol
Comp your tables are always amazing. Who does the printing for you? Id love to get a San Francisco Giants and 49’ers logo done so i can hang them in the man cave.
Thanks fazz I do all the printing and dying of the logo’s myself
Thats so cool,I bet its alot of fun.
Again, Amazing stuff Comp! I wish I had your motivation! I have so many things I want to make, but a part of me is afraid I will fail lol. I just need to get into the workshop and start building, and not worry about the results. I mean, I have all the tools needed, money for materials, and the plans to build, so really there is NO excuse.
-Steven
Nice poker table comp!! But watch out for wild pitch or bat flip from the Rangers.
Mondo1310 wrote:
19 minutes ago, Mondo1310 said:Nice poker table comp!! But watch out for wild pitch or bat flip from the Rangers.
Them darn texans!!
JimboS1ice wrote:
3 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:
Them darn texans!!
Its all about the unwritten rules!!!!
WigWagWorkshop wrote:
On 4/13/2016 at 5:09 PM, WigWagWorkshop said:Again, Amazing stuff Comp! I wish I had your motivation! I have so many things I want to make, but a part of me is afraid I will fail lol. I just need to get into the workshop and start building, and not worry about the results. I mean, I have all the tools needed, money for materials, and the plans to build, so really there is NO excuse.
-Steven
gitter done…lol I used to think that way but the more you do things the more confident you get…..
got some more done, on poker table, upholstered padded play area, now it is not only flush with race track but is finger soft to touch, race track has been painted and wet sanded in between coats, with high polish finish. This table is getting a raised rail so a riser was needed, I made up four parts and added lettering in reverse so they would show through once back was painted so they don’t rub off or peel. I had to add some wood to this project so I thought what better way to get some Hickory in the picture for a baseball themed table so I made the dividers with the hickory. I assembled the raised rail and gave it one coat of paint the rail once upholstered will sit on top of the riser. almost finished……
looking great comp, very impressive!
You do nice work Comp! That table looks so good ?
I bit more done to table almost finished….
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thanks protool, ya I like my Milwaukee table too
Came out great comp. What kind of chips do you guy play with?
Mondo1310 wrote:
45 minutes ago, Mondo1310 said:Came out great comp. What kind of chips do you guy play with?
Lays
JimboS1ice wrote:
2 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:Lays
Baked???
Mondo1310 wrote:
1 minute ago, Mondo1310 said:Baked???
gotta go kettle cooked!
JimboS1ice wrote:
52 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:gotta go kettle cooked!
Definitely kettle
I personally have a 1800 piece paulson clay set, if you know anything about poker chips the older paulson are the best there are…..some sell to collectors for $25 a piece ……I’d say my set is worth
about $7,000 as they have gone up since I bought them. the new ones are about $1.50 ea but some older sets were very limited and became valuable….
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comp56 wrote:
I personally have a 1800 piece paulson clay set, if you know anything about poker chips the older paulson are the best there are…..some sell to collectors for $25 a piece ……I’d say my set is worthabout $7,000 as they have gone up since I bought them. the new ones are about $1.50 ea but some older sets were very limited and became valuable….
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Very nice set Comp! My dad used to collect chips, but I think he sold most of his over the years.
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UMMMMMM……WOW!
finished product ready for delivery…hmm I mean pick up….
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Another satisfied customer!!
PROTOOLNUT wrote:
4 minutes ago, PROTOOLNUT said:Ya screw that, it take 50 freaking bucks to ship that!
Try probably 250 bucks, if not more for packing costs, carrier service….
I never shipped a table but I sold one to a guy that traveled over 9 hours to pick it up once.
comp56 wrote:
I never shipped a table but I sold one to a guy that traveled over 9 hours to pick it up once.
Still probably cheaper than shipping
I couldn’t imagine paying shipping on a table. The friend I inherited my tools from used to make poker tables and they are not light.
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finished product ready for delivery…hmm I mean pick up….
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Table is over the top nice Comp. it’s almost too pretty to play on. Should frame it as a piece of art.
Glasseyi wrote:
On 4/25/2016 at 2:39 AM, Glasseyi said:Table is over the top nice Comp. it’s almost too pretty to play on. Should frame it as a piece of art.
thanks John …………. one to a different one……
A nickel drink worth a dime!
comp56 wrote:
17 hours ago, comp56 said:thanks John …………. one to a different one……
A nickel drink worth a dime!
That’s so cool looking, you make it look easy.
I am also considering of making a poker table by my own. Your painting is truly great! I Like it. I still follow the guide from wiki but it is not quite useful.
by request……
Great job comp !!
That is really neat!!
Great job
JimboS1ice wrote:
On April 24, 2016 at 11:39 PM, JimboS1ice said:Still probably cheaper than shipping
Yup, probably 90% cheaper than Canadian Post. Just look how much it cost TIA to ship those tools to AvE.