My New ST-1000 Rolling Shuffler Cabinet Build (Inspired by Gavin) (1 Viewer)

[David251999]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my latest project a rolling cabinet for my ST-1000 shuffler. Full credit where it's due: the design was heavily inspired by @Gavin build, and I pretty much followed his layout because it worked so well. I did make a few changes to better fit my setup and future plans.

The biggest modification was making the lower compartment slightly larger so I can store a portable power station inside. That lets me run the entire setup without dragging an extension cord across the room, which keeps things looking much cleaner and makes the cart easy to move wherever I want it.

A few features so far:

• Dedicated ST-1000 mounting platform
• Large lower compartment sized for a power station
• Drawer for rebuy chips and other game essentials
• Rolling design for easy movement
• Added sound-deadening foam inside the cabinet, which noticeably quieted down the ST-1000
• Future plan to add cup holders on the drop down ledge

I'm also still working on modifying my ST-1000 to reliably handle bridge size cards. That's a project that's still in progress, but hopefully I'll have it dialed in soon.

A few things I'm especially happy with:

• The dark wood finish matches my table really well.
• The drawer keeps rebuy chips organized and easy to access during the game.
• The compact footprint tucks neatly under the table while still giving me plenty of storage.
• Having everything self contained makes setup much faster.
• The overall look feels more like a purpose built casino accessory rather than the shuffler sitting on the chair next to me.

I'm really pleased with how it turned out and wanted to thank Gavin for the inspiration. I'd love to hear any suggestions for additional features or improvements before I call it finished.

What do you guys think? Any ideas for things I should add?

 

[4SUMERZ]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my latest project a rolling cabinet for my ST-1000 shuffler. Full credit where it's due: the design was heavily inspired by @Gavin build, and I pretty much followed his layout because it worked so well. I did make a few changes to better fit my setup and future plans.

The biggest modification was making the lower compartment slightly larger so I can store a portable power station inside. That lets me run the entire setup without dragging an extension cord across the room, which keeps things looking much cleaner and makes the cart easy to move wherever I want it.

A few features so far:

• Dedicated ST-1000 mounting platform
• Large lower compartment sized for a power station
• Drawer for rebuy chips and other game essentials
• Rolling design for easy movement
• Added sound-deadening foam inside the cabinet, which noticeably quieted down the ST-1000
• Future plan to add cup holders on the drop down ledge

I'm also still working on modifying my ST-1000 to reliably handle bridge size cards. That's a project that's still in progress, but hopefully I'll have it dialed in soon.

A few things I'm especially happy with:

• The dark wood finish matches my table really well.
• The drawer keeps rebuy chips organized and easy to access during the game.
• The compact footprint tucks neatly under the table while still giving me plenty of storage.
• Having everything self contained makes setup much faster.
• The overall look feels more like a purpose built casino accessory rather than the shuffler sitting on the chair next to me.

I'm really pleased with how it turned out and wanted to thank Gavin for the inspiration. I'd love to hear any suggestions for additional features or improvements before I call it finished.

What do you guys think? Any ideas for things I should add?

Looks awesome. Great Job on the design and build.

 

[Neccowafers]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my latest project a rolling cabinet for my ST-1000 shuffler. Full credit where it's due: the design was heavily inspired by @Gavin build, and I pretty much followed his layout because it worked so well. I did make a few changes to better fit my setup and future plans.

The biggest modification was making the lower compartment slightly larger so I can store a portable power station inside. That lets me run the entire setup without dragging an extension cord across the room, which keeps things looking much cleaner and makes the cart easy to move wherever I want it.

A few features so far:

• Dedicated ST-1000 mounting platform
• Large lower compartment sized for a power station
• Drawer for rebuy chips and other game essentials
• Rolling design for easy movement
• Added sound-deadening foam inside the cabinet, which noticeably quieted down the ST-1000
• Future plan to add cup holders on the drop down ledge

I'm also still working on modifying my ST-1000 to reliably handle bridge size cards. That's a project that's still in progress, but hopefully I'll have it dialed in soon.

A few things I'm especially happy with:

• The dark wood finish matches my table really well.
• The drawer keeps rebuy chips organized and easy to access during the game.
• The compact footprint tucks neatly under the table while still giving me plenty of storage.
• Having everything self contained makes setup much faster.
• The overall look feels more like a purpose built casino accessory rather than the shuffler sitting on the chair next to me.

I'm really pleased with how it turned out and wanted to thank Gavin for the inspiration. I'd love to hear any suggestions for additional features or improvements before I call it finished.

What do you guys think? Any ideas for things I should add?

Awesome job. I am jealous. Guess I have something to work towards now!!

 

[Gavin]

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my latest project a rolling cabinet for my ST-1000 shuffler. Full credit where it's due: the design was heavily inspired by @Gavin build, and I pretty much followed his layout because it worked so well. I did make a few changes to better fit my setup and future plans.

The biggest modification was making the lower compartment slightly larger so I can store a portable power station inside. That lets me run the entire setup without dragging an extension cord across the room, which keeps things looking much cleaner and makes the cart easy to move wherever I want it.

A few features so far:

• Dedicated ST-1000 mounting platform
• Large lower compartment sized for a power station
• Drawer for rebuy chips and other game essentials
• Rolling design for easy movement
• Added sound-deadening foam inside the cabinet, which noticeably quieted down the ST-1000
• Future plan to add cup holders on the drop down ledge

I'm also still working on modifying my ST-1000 to reliably handle bridge size cards. That's a project that's still in progress, but hopefully I'll have it dialed in soon.

A few things I'm especially happy with:

• The dark wood finish matches my table really well.
• The drawer keeps rebuy chips organized and easy to access during the game.
• The compact footprint tucks neatly under the table while still giving me plenty of storage.
• Having everything self contained makes setup much faster.
• The overall look feels more like a purpose built casino accessory rather than the shuffler sitting on the chair next to me.

I'm really pleased with how it turned out and wanted to thank Gavin for the inspiration. I'd love to hear any suggestions for additional features or improvements before I call it finished.

What do you guys think? Any ideas for things I should add?

Looks terrific - well done!!!

 

[David251999]

Looks terrific - well done!!!

I appreciate the inspiration and sending some of your measurements. It really helped me out. It was a good little weekend project.

 

[munchiees]

Wow looks great! I'm going to pass this idea to our group as we're searching for a way to build out for our monthly nights as well. Thanks!

 

[Gavin]

Now the question is, what will your shuffler's nickname become?

The guys named mine "Trixie". I had no input...