Custom octagon (1 Viewer)

[T_Chan]

My latest build that was delivered today. Green gaming suede cloth, 10" oak pedestal with claw foot legs stained ebony and standard jumbo s/s cup holders in the rail.

The green is a bit bright for my taste for a table with such a dark pedestal but still looks nice I think.

 

[Racer96]

Was that the table that I was admiring the pedestal base at your shop?

Mike

 

[T_Chan]

Sure was!

 

[Racer96]

I didn't even know that it was an octagon. Just stared at the pedestal base. Ha! I like the bright green with the dark rail.

Mike

 

[RowdyRawhide]

Looks awesome! Great work

 

[spikeithard]

They went with the 'faux SSC' look on your cloth material?

 

[detroitdad]

I didn't even know that it was an octagon. Just stared at the pedestal base. Ha! I like the bright green with the dark rail.

Mike

so do I. I also like that the cup holders are built into the rail vs being built into the felt.

 

[chipjoker]

The table is NICE, I really like the Base, the Black stain/wash is super nice.
Great Job T_Chan as always.

 

[pltrgyst]

I like everything about that table, including the colors and the location of the bet line. Nice job!

 

[T_Chan]

Thanks all.

Yes they went with the SSC print on gaming suede as opposed to just SSC for 2 reasons. They wanted to add a betting line and the liked the gaming suede feel over SSC.

The stain turned out great. I love staining oak, the grain patterns show up really well through the dark ebony stain.

 

[DrStrange]

Yum, Yum! What a nice table. Some day I'll quit buying more chips for a bit and upgrade my table.

color me jealous -=- DrStrange

 

[Tommy]

Looks great! What's the width?

 

[CdnBeerLover]

Looks great! What's the width?

Was wondering this as well. It's a beautiful table, though. Nicely done!

 

[Poker Jedi]

great looking table... thats a lot like what I'm looking for... shipping is going to kill me though

 

[T_Chan]

It's 54" across from the straight sections. This is the smallest I recommend for an 8 seater octagon.

Shipping can be rough to the USA. A full sized table is usually $350ish.

 

[Poker Jedi]

A full sized table is usually $350ish.

thats not bad for a nice table ... any idea on how much the shipping is? ballpark?

 

[T_Chan]

Sorry, I didn't say that very clearly. Shipping to USA is $350ish, not the table itself.

 

[Poker Jedi]

Sorry, I didn't say that very clearly. Shipping to USA is
$350ish, not the table itself.

That makes more sense thought it was too good to be true! Unfortunately I'm on a tight budget right now. That table gives me some ideas. Wonder how much a table like that with folding legs would run ?
Maybe I should move to Canada! Lol

Edit to sound less like a dumbass

 

[Tommy]

It's 54" across from the straight sections. This is the smallest I recommend for an 8 seater octagon.

Looks like it has more room than my 55" round table. :

 

[T_Chan]

Well from corner to corner it's 60-1/2" across.

 

[BNM]

That makes it worth the drive up to Vancouver from WA!

 

[Tommy]

Well from corner to corner it's 60-1/2" across.

That makes sense then. Thought is was an optical illusion. [emoji2]

 

[T_Chan]

I think it's almost a perfect size for 8 players. Any bigger and you start having problems reaching the middle of the table.

Just this weekend I had to convince someone that 79" across the straight sections was too big. They were really set on the size but I think I finally got them down to 60".

 

[Irish]

Octo rails are a huge pain to upholster, especially with cup holders, nice work.

Just this weekend I had to convince someone that 79" across the straight sections was too big.

yikes, they would have needed sand trap rakes to reach the pot.

 

[Forty4]

I think it's almost a perfect size for 8 players. Any bigger and you start having problems reaching the middle of the table.

Just this weekend I had to convince someone that 79" across the straight sections was too big. They were really set on the size but I think I finally got them down to 60".

yikes, they would have needed sand trap rakes to reach the pot.

So instead of a dealer you have to find a stickman to rake the pots.