The poker table is done (pic and site)

[Fred Voorhees]

Well, it's been a little over a month in the works, but the oak and walnut inlay poker table for my new bar room is done and is ready for inspection by the "pros". :p The finished product is pictured below. As promised, for those who may be interested in the complete construction process, you can check it out, picture by picture at my web log at the following address. Hope you enjoy the picture essay. Click on the site address and scroll down to the start of the essay.

http://leatheruppers.blogspot.com/

[Tim Morton]

I'm not pro, but let me be the first to say...WELL DONE!!!

[Carl Eyman]

I'm not pro, but let me be the first to say...WELL DONE!!!
Ditto to Tim's comment

[John Hart]

Very inspirational Fred!!! Your documentation is outstanding. Thank you!:)

[John Daugherty]

Great looking table Fred!

[John Miliunas]

Fred, to say that I'm impressed would be an understatement!:) That table really rocks and, like John H. said, great documentation, to boot! I'm sure it will bring you and a special circle of friends much pleasure. Well done!:) :cool:

[Richard Wolf]

Beautiful job, well done. Were are the lipstick cameras?

Richard

[Vaughn McMillan]

Wow Fred, that's a great table. Very well done. It's inspired me, and I don't even play poker.

- Vaughn

[mike malone]

Fred
"I'm all in..."
Great job buddy
mike

[Jim Becker]

That looks GREAT!!!

[Corey Hallagan]

Fred, first of all, you are a craftsman. That ain't no darn book shelf project. I throughly enjoyed your photo log and the commentary. Stunning! Also, I had never seen it before and got just as much enjoyment from your bar room remodel, again, nice commentary from raw beginning to end. What a great "tavern" room you created there! Excellent work and thanks for sharing.
Corey

[Jim Knauss]

Beutiful work Fred! Wish I liked to play cards, I'd make one of those. I DO like to drink though :) , love your Bar, If I only had a bigger house...........

Jim Knauss

[Keith Christopher]

Shuffle up and deal ! Well done !

[Effie Lever]

Can’t add much to the above comments, looking great, also appreciating the detailed steps in your link

[Jonathan Szczepanski]

Very nice Fred. Your table is all Aces!

[Scott Coffelt]

$100 blinds, shuffle up and ddddddeeaaaaallllllll!!!!!

[Jon Olson]

Great table...anti up!!!

I love the room too...lots of fun pool, poker and sports gonna happen in that room. Is the Jet air filter for your smoken friends??

Jon

[Kyle Stiefel]

Great project with great documentation, let the games begin.

[Keith Hooks]

That's awesome! I especially like the step-by-step history you have in your blog. That's a practice I'm going to have to start!

[Fred Voorhees]

Great table...anti up!!!

I love the room too...lots of fun pool, poker and sports gonna happen in that room. Is the Jet air filter for your smoken friends??

Jon
Yes, Jon, while I don't smoke myself, a handful of the usual suspects that come over every weekend to take in the NASCAR races on my new flat screen do. And I'm happy to report that the Jet air cleaner does a nice job of keeping the room air clean and my eyes from tearing up.

[Fred Voorhees]

Fred
"I'm all in..."
Great job buddy
mike

Hey Mike, if you are the Mike that left a comment at my blog, please email me at fredjv1@earthlink.net

Fred

[Chris Padilla]

Excellent job, Fred! Let's see, 5 card games with 8 people is 40 cards dealt out of 52...not bad, not bad. However, 7-card games can only have 7 folks participate....:D

Like Jon said, "Ante up!"

[Charlie Woods]

Awesome Job Fred. Looks like there will be plenty of poker games going on at your place. Just remember no matter who wins, the house gets 15% off the top.:D I have also enjoyed following the construction of your adult play room. Gives me some hope and ideas for a room like that for myself.

[Mike Stanton]

:D Very nice. Mikie

[Tim Farrell]

Royal Flush - great work