How to Build the Classic Poker Table Do It Yourself Poker Table Plans: A Reference Guide for Building High Quality Texas Holdem Poker Tables

ISBN-13: 9781469927688 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 80 str.

James H. Powers; Jessie Raye Skinner; Christopher J. Powers

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This book will assist you through the various stages of poker table design and construction from start to finish along with extra information for added upgrades and modifications. These design plans will set your table apart from the rest with the flexibility of having a completely removable padded rail. The removable rail feature allows for no fuss cleaning and maintenance, just like the professional poker tables in the casinos The step by step guide is easy to follow and is full of large, high quality pictures and diagrams to steer you through the challenging stages of poker table construction and upholstering. Enjoy the satisfaction of owning a professional style poker table and build with confidence when you purchase this guide. Poker Table Characteristics: Removable one piece padded rail. The vinyl is not stapled directly to the bottom of the table top like most other cheap designs. Optional sizes for 6 person, 8 person, and 10 person poker tables. Optional drop-in cup holders. Easily clean and replace vinyl and felt when needed. Options for different style table legs or pedestal bases Included in This Book: In every chapter we provide you with a list of materials and tools required. Recommendations on selecting quality materials to build a great poker table. List of recommended suppliers by material type. Guidance on designing your poker table to fit your needs. Inches to metric conversion table. Tips and tricks to avoid mistakes. Steps to maintain your poker table. The author James Powers has owned and operated a business building and selling poker tables for many years to individuals and casinos. These designs have been constantly refined and updated over the years and now he offers them to you.

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