stevea
Two Pair
I need 1/2” trim and 3/4” trim for the ply inside and outside. Probably 20+’ inside and 25+’outside. Thickness of material? Can I email you?
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Got a new railing installed this week for the mezzanine. I put up the old one as a temp railing which was just 2x4's with construction screws and some 45 degree braces. This one's 6x4 posts with 2x4's in between and stained. I wish I could take credit for this nice looking rail but this was hired work. The middle section will be removable with our forklift so it's not properly aligned yet.
Poker Zombie
Royal Flush
...wouldn't it would look better with a padded rail? 
Yeah, at least some cupholders, man!
stevea
Two Pair
...wouldn't it would look better with a padded rail?
And cupholders....
Forty4
Full House
He didn’t build it otherwise it probably would have both.
Also would have nice cloth between posts covering up the wood.
Also would have nice cloth between posts covering up the wood.
Really need some poly on the posts. Kind of dull.
I see Oval and Circular tables being built...but this 20' x 1' seems odd? Just hope the dealer isn't located on the far end, I'd need super JUMBO numbers on the cards to see the farrrrrr end.
Atleast your players can run the board out 5-6xI see Oval and Circular tables being built...but this 20' x 1' seems odd? Just hope the dealer isn't located on the far end, I'd need super JUMBO numbers on the cards to see the farrrrrr end.
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Totally LOL'ing, you guys crack me up.
I actually probably will be hitting the whole thing with lacquer. It's a bit tacky and I tend to lean stuff on the railing. I don't want stain to rub off onto a rail or cloth.
Really need some poly on the posts. Kind of dull.
I actually probably will be hitting the whole thing with lacquer. It's a bit tacky and I tend to lean stuff on the railing. I don't want stain to rub off onto a rail or cloth.
It'll be even tackier if you upholster it to match that leopard print table from that infamous thread.
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A friend of mine is getting bunk beds for his kids and wanted to add a multifunctional bookcase/ladder for the top bunk. With safety in mind we built a handrail for the little one after shop hours on a couple of days. We also reinforced it with lots of corner brackets.
Plastic storage bins can be stored inside.
Plastic storage bins can be stored inside.
Is there a way to physically attach it to the bunk? You don't want an accidental gap that someone could slip through.
Serious question, how much sawdust have you inhaled over your lifetime? You could probably cough up a table at this point!
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I don't know what you're talking about. Our shop is like a surgical lab, absolutely spotless...
I wear a dust mask most of the time. We have a few dust collectors around the shop but there are some tools which don't hook up to the dust collectors and kick up a LOT of sawdust. I think earlier that day we were using a 1/2" router tracing some templates. I'm swimming in sawdust by the end of the day.
I wear a dust mask most of the time. We have a few dust collectors around the shop but there are some tools which don't hook up to the dust collectors and kick up a LOT of sawdust. I think earlier that day we were using a 1/2" router tracing some templates. I'm swimming in sawdust by the end of the day.
I'm not one to talk. My garage has a pretty constant 1/4" of sawdust/grass clippings/dirt in it. My wife doesn't even go out there anymore.
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Finishing up a rail for a pool table topper. This thing's pretty big at 60"x76". It's going to get cup holders too, I just haven't cut those out yet in the vinyl. It's usually the last thing I do after assembly.
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We ran the 4th annual Kids Up Front Fundraiser on Friday. Lots of fun, hard work but all for a great cause. We also had a celebrity player, Marco Iannuzzi formerly of the BC Lions.
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Yep, people just have to bring their charging cables so that they can plug into the USB 3.0 ports. I just had someone else place an order last week wanting the same thing for their 10 player table.
Do the tables used for your monthly game have USB ports yet? If so I'll need to make sure I bring in a cable.
Thanks,
Grant
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I got some new gaming suede that I'm testing out. This is gaming suede #6 (the last 5 have not been up to my standards).
So far so good, I'm hosting tomorrow night and I'm going to be breaking it in and will be playing on it all night (unless I bust early). I tried pitching some cards and low power and it looks promising. It has a slightly higher nap than my current fabric but is very reasonable. The other side of the fabric is actually much fuzzier so I printed on the less fuzzy side. I can flick much harder than shown in the video, it's a medium flick/push that I'm doing.
So far so good, I'm hosting tomorrow night and I'm going to be breaking it in and will be playing on it all night (unless I bust early). I tried pitching some cards and low power and it looks promising. It has a slightly higher nap than my current fabric but is very reasonable. The other side of the fabric is actually much fuzzier so I printed on the less fuzzy side. I can flick much harder than shown in the video, it's a medium flick/push that I'm doing.
Looks jus as good as the one I got
beaver
Two Pair
Looks great. Is it softer to the touch?
Mr Tree
Straight Flush
Tony, do you have a recommendation for a product to help maintain glide over time? I’ve noticed that after a year of use the fabrics seem to have more friction.
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