Fugly Poker Table Thread (53 Viewers)

Not far from where I live and in near mint condition:

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@HMK, you've been going on and on about how you want a kidney shaped poker table with a little wooden island in the middle. Well, here's your chance!
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"One of a kind (thank goodness) handcrafted 6 person poker table 1200mm diameter x 800mm high, with drink holders, LED under lighting, stainless steel legs and weather proof cover." $500.
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Are those cup holders made of netting? Ingenious!
I had actually considered netting and leather strap (like a classy pool table) cup holders for my portable tables, as they essentially take up zero room. Decided against it because they are less stable, and I found I strongly prefer slide-unders. But if anyone buys one of those folding portable tables with built in cup holders that are only 1" deep, this is a viable alternative if you retained any macrame skills from childhood.
 
Can someone explain to me the need for extra-long netting under the cupholders? I mean, yeah, I just got back from Vegas and there are tons of people walking around with those 3 foot tall plastic daiguiri monstrosities, but I don't think anyone would drink one of those at this table. Or maybe I would, if only for the chance of deliberately spilling on it.
 
Can someone explain to me the need for extra-long netting under the cupholders? I mean, yeah, I just got back from Vegas and there are tons of people walking around with those 3 foot tall plastic daiguiri monstrosities, but I don't think anyone would drink one of those at this table. Or maybe I would, if only for the chance of deliberately spilling on it.
It's Australia, so I just assume all they drink is Fosters. On the plus side, smaller beverages will fit, you just push it up (from the bottom) through the table to get your drink. It's like an in-table card shuffler, but with beers.

Now I want to see if @T_Chan can make a table that delivers cold beers from under the rail at the push of a button... :cautious: :bigbucks:
 
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