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My wife wants a new table for eat in kitchen. Since I'm a poker table builder, I figured I should put a poker table under it.
This is the table she likes. I'll be using this as a rough idea, but taking it a lot further.
A few firsts for me, I've only built ovals.
1) This will be round or octagon, and it's going to be bar height, because thats what she wants. I typically order the peds, I guess I'll be making some kind of table base this time to get it bar height.
2) The topper will have a lazy sussan in the middle and inlay work. The same inlay designs will be featured in the exposed wood through out the gaming table. In a raised rail, in an exposed racetrack, etc.
3) It will be made of solid wood not ply and will have a 2" boarder of a slightly lighter wood. Maybe tongue and grove to join them? Needs to be very strong.
4) I'm considering having the playing surface lift to have storage under like in a recent post here.
What do you guys use to do 3D renderings? I'm seriously considering branching out to a full size CNC router table, and I need to start designing things that will transition to CNC software.
This is the table she likes. I'll be using this as a rough idea, but taking it a lot further.
A few firsts for me, I've only built ovals.
1) This will be round or octagon, and it's going to be bar height, because thats what she wants. I typically order the peds, I guess I'll be making some kind of table base this time to get it bar height.
2) The topper will have a lazy sussan in the middle and inlay work. The same inlay designs will be featured in the exposed wood through out the gaming table. In a raised rail, in an exposed racetrack, etc.
3) It will be made of solid wood not ply and will have a 2" boarder of a slightly lighter wood. Maybe tongue and grove to join them? Needs to be very strong.
4) I'm considering having the playing surface lift to have storage under like in a recent post here.
What do you guys use to do 3D renderings? I'm seriously considering branching out to a full size CNC router table, and I need to start designing things that will transition to CNC software.
