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This is a 48 inch Oak Poker Table.
You will need :
8 - 20" X 6" X 1" solid oak pieces of wood.
1 - 96" X 48" X .75" Oak Plywood
1 - 96" X 48" X .5" Oak Plywood
1 - 96" X 48" X .75" MDF
Trim pieces of your choice
Rope of your choice

Step 1: Pedestal part 1

Lets make the pedestal of the table.
First make sure you are wearing protective eyewear when building this project.
Rip 8 pieces of Oak plywood to 29" X 7.5" X .75.
Once you have all 8 pieces ripped to size, cut the sides to 22.5 degree angles.
Using a brad nailer and wood glue, assemble the pieces into an octagonal round base.
I shot the nails at the very top and bottom of the pieces because we will use trim to cover these areas up.
Let the glue dry for 24 hours 
Made them with tops too
60" Poker table
Here is another table I made 60" solid cherry with drawer
<p>Is I possible to make a similar version out of metal?</p>
I don't see why not
<p>THIS IS VERY SHARP I WAS WONDERING IF YOU STILL HAVE THE G-CODE FOR THIS AND WOULD IT BE POSSIBLE TO GET IT THANKS</p>
I believe I still have the program. It is a very old program. I have started to build other models and started to build these as a hobby in my spare time. If you are interested in one I can make it for you.
<p>masterjeo how much to make the chip holder things ????? that the main part im intrested in and would you take custom sizes for them ????</p>
Yes I can make them for you. I can do custom work though I will have to draw it up and create a program to cut them. What did you have in mind?
last question, is it possible to put some felt on the bottom of the pedestal to prevent scratches on my floor?
You can purchase felt pads at home depot to put on the bottom of furniture
at least reduce the amount of scratches
by any chance can you make this playing top removable for convenient storage, I'd like to at least have an easier time with storage.
Yes it is removable. It has 4 bolts that hold it to the pedestal
how much did it cost in total to build (just for the wood) cheers and great work by the way.
You win, at life.
its the best poker table 4 home use (i saw one made for a bar and it was incredible) but you were doomed with out your precious cnc
Looks great! Nice job!
well that's pretty neat
Wow, Incredible work!

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