· Length of
your poker table – the length of your
table determines how many players you can seat. With these plans, you can make
any length of table up to 96 inches (8 ft). Here are some example table lengths
and seating arrangements: 96” seats up to 10 players, 84” seats up to 8
players, 72” seats up to 6 players, 60” seats 4 to 5 players.
· Width of the
padded rail (not the table width) –
Determining the rail width is an important step in designing your poker table.
The wider your table rail, the less playing surface you will have. The table being
built with these plans utilizes a 5 inch wide padded rail. The rail width can
be modified by manipulating the templates that are discussed in these plans.
Another popular rail width is a 4 inch wide rail which gives a little more
playing surface.
· Recessed
drink holders – These plans have sections
dedicated to installing recessed drink holders. We will show you how to install
the drink holders directly into the table top. If you choose to not include
drink holders into your table, simply skip those sections.
· Table legs
or base – Due to the numerous options
for table legs and bases, these plans do not include instruction on how to make
or install table legs, although, we will give some useful tips on where and
when to install the legs or base of your choice. Take into consideration the
length of your poker table when deciding on the table leg style and refer to
installation instructions for any legs that you may purchase.
· Table top
fabric color – There are many options
regarding fabric choices and color. We have suggested a number of retailers to
purchase fabric from in the List of Associated Materials and Suppliers
section of these plans. Be careful with purchasing felt from a local craft
store as most craft felt will ball and pill up after very short use.
· Padded rail
vinyl color – There are also many
options for vinyl and the colors they come in. We have suggested a number of
retailers to purchase vinyl from in the List of Associated Materials,
Suppliers section of these plans. Many local craft stores carry good
quality vinyl. Definitely check them out to see if any will work for you. Keep
in mind that the softer the vinyl, the easier it will be to apply around a 3
dimensional object.
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