Chippy McChiperson
4 of a Kind
That looks awesome! How heavy is that just out of curiousity?
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That looks awesome! How heavy is that just out of curiousity?
Altheman003
3 of a Kind
Beautiful man, looks amazing
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225lbs total including the plywood crates. I'd guess the crates are about 70-90lbs combined.
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Getting a few different powder coated cup holder colors stocked up as examples.
Working on a set of semi-gloss black today and I have to remember to make an extra to add to the sample set.
Working on a set of semi-gloss black today and I have to remember to make an extra to add to the sample set.
bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
That gun metal is sick
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EventHorizonVII
Two Pair
That gunmetal is great. I powder coated mine half of them orange and half purple.
Can we easily replace the ones in our current Chanman tables? I’d love black ones on my black table. (Or even red.?..)
Balanar
Straight
Any pics of the semi gloss black (and any other colours) would be awesome!
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Yes definitely. They're the exact same cup holders which are just powder coated. You can pull out the ones in your table and insert these ones to replace them.
And yes, I have red too.
Semi-gloss black:
Changster
Full House
I thought I recognized your shop in the photo posted by "someone." Nice collection!
"I'm not really into chips" ... Tony Chan, circa 2017
how much for a set of 10 of those matt black ones?!?!
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Powder coated cup holders are $22 CAD each, or $16.50 USD.
"I'm not really into chips" ... Tony Chan, circa 2017
Sez the guy who is a forum sponsor and got me to join here
Thanks Tony! ill keep you posted. those look sweet!
Lovely setup there.
I also love your arc lamp. I've seen them in different places and always wonder about their stability, especially arcing out as far as that one does. Are you happy with it/is the stability an issue?
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No I haven't, are they pretty good? Haven't heard of them before.
http://biasov.pl/Stoliki/Poker they are very good, legs construction is light and stable, some of this tables are used on WSOP
detroitdad
Royal Flush
I get to play on another @T_Chan table on THUR @Marc Hedrick
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Any legs made out of wood we usually make ourselves in house. They look nice though.
The semi gloss black looks great - gonna look super sharp in my grey suede rail. The lighting in my basement sucks, but:
Thanks!Lovely setup there.
I also love your arc lamp. I've seen them in different places and always wonder about their stability, especially arcing out as far as that one does. Are you happy with it/is the stability an issue?
I was looking for an alternative to fishing wires for a ceiling mounted fixture to light the playing surface. This light was a good solution.
What I like about it:
- very stable, the base is very heavy and anchors the light well
- the arc is long, so the base is out of the way of the table
- the lamp shade has a baffle/diffuser on the bottom so there is no staring at light bulbs when seated
- it is plugged into a switched outlet, so it is turned on with the flip of a wall switch
- provides soft direct lighting on the playing surface
- can't beat the price: https://www.overstock.com/Home-Gard...oor-Lamp-69.5-x-16-x-84/11823209/product.html
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