08 Poker Table Top

Putting the final touches on the top. This project turned out great.

[@mmezz5965]

Nicely done Jeff. I enjoy your videos mostly because of your approach to problems. Methodical, clever, and realistic is a nearly unbeatable combination. Keep up the good work.

[@JeffFischer1]

Thanks Mezz. I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for watching as well.

[@MacauGr]

Something only one think missing from this beautiful playlist. abient music. Very nice job!

[@JeffFischer1]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@musamor75]

Very nice, clean work Sir. However, I have some reserve as to using spray contact glue; it doesn't last. However, the overall project is a fine piece of engineering. Well done. Hats off.

[@JeffFischer1]

Thanks for watching and the kind words. I will say this about the spray adhesive. So far so good.

[@Strykiiid987]

Excellent set of videos, I share your love of poker and woodworking. Wondering if it was a regular or coated felt you used at the end or even potentially a baize fabric? The upholstery is always the struggle for those gifted at working wood :)

[@JeffFischer1]

That green "felt" has been replace by a premium pool table felt. Played only 2 times on that. Cost 3 times as much but doesn't pill and cards and chips slide so much easier. Thanks for watching.

[@Strykiiid987]

@@JeffFischer1 ah yes, I thought it looked like quite a regular felt, good job on the upgrade

[@Darrell_Coquillette]

That really turned out nice Jeff! Great job.

[@JeffFischer1]

Thanks Darrell and thank you for watching.

[@slhasebroock]

Wow, very cool!

[@JeffFischer1]

Thanks Steve. Made some mistakes but got very lucky in the long run.