Click any
image above for a larger image
Increased Flexibility!
Now includes the flexibility to go with either the fast and easy
pre-cut padded railing route, or go big time with a casino-quality
customized Naugahyde padded railing.
Unmatched
Quality and Comprehensiveness! You won't find better,
more comprehensive plans for building a poker table anywhere.
About
these Comprehensive Plans
If you’ve
ever wanted to play Texas Hold’em on a casino quality table
at home, but didn’t want to fork out the huge price tag plus
shipping to buy one, then our Texas Hold’em 12-Seat Custom
Poker Table Plans are for you. With a set of these plans, a trip
to the lumber store, and an afternoon, you can have your very own
8’ professional-style poker table comparable to those you
see in casinos, or in tournaments like the World Poker Tour or the
World Series of Poker.
From
the Author:
If you’re
like me, and want poker night at your house every time to gain the
Home Felt Advantage, then build this table!
Building your
own table will save you hundreds of dollars compared to paying the
prices the casinos do for a hand made table ($450 to $900 for a
quality built table). I have seen many poker tables and plans to
build your own table elsewhere on the web, and I’ve even bought
a few sets of plans to see how they compare to the table I put together.
Let me tell you, they just aren’t the same. My plans include
many helpful hints and variations on costs and how to save money
in different areas if money is tight. With my plans, you get enough
choices to really build your own custom table.
The tables I
build for my Texas Hold’em tournaments run $200-$240. This
is a very realistic cost to build a poker table made with casino
quality materials that will last for decades.
Sure, you can
probably find plans to build a table for around $150, but at that
price you’ll be using pressboard and hobby shop felt. Vegas
casinos require quality tables to last, and believe me they don’t
make them out of cheap hobby shop materials. My suppliers build
Vegas gaming tables for a living. Their professional Vegas tables
sell for $900 + shipping, and are built with all of the same materials
you will have access to with my plans.
My plans are
built for maximum flexibility, so you can substitute any materials
on my lists for less expensive items and the plans will work just
the same. Ultimately, the choice is yours!
My 30+ page
fully illustrated plans are easy to follow step by step plans, which
also include a detailed pricing list on materials and tool requirements.
What’s more, my plans also include a list of helpful vendors
and their websites, which will help with sourcing table hardware
and equipment, poker accessories, and the hard to find items such
as casino cup holders.
My plans build
a solid 8’ x 42”’ folding leg poker table which
can seat 12 or more of your closest poker buddies comfortably. The
plans can also be used to build a 7’ x 42” table. You
decide what you want depending on what size of crowd you’ll
typically have.
Don’t
settle for a wimpy 6’ table that barely fits 8 players at
best. I love Texas Hold’em and I love to play on professional
tables. That’s why I’m happy to be able to express my
passion for the game thru showing others how to build these fine
tables for their own home game. You can go out and find a 7 player
fold out poker table top for around $45-$50 and have fun, but I
can tell you that sitting down and playing on one of my tables makes
all the difference in the world.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table
of Contents
Introduction
Using a Solid Base
Tool Requirements
The Table Top
Let’s Get Started
Cutting and Sanding
Securing the Tabletop to the Base
Table Foam
Casino “Speed” Felt
The Padded Railing
Option 1: Using a Pre-Cut Padded Railing
Option 2: A Naugahyde Padded Railing
Wood Work
Naugahyde and Foam Padding
Do it Yourself Upholstery
Naugahyde Cover
Attaching the Padded Railing
Storing your Table
Custom Dealer Button
Price & Materials List
Vendor Sources Revealed
Bonus Section: Texas Hold’em Rules
View
Poker Table Plans |