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How many hours you use to build the table?

wow that cup holder rail is a wonderful idea!

what a neat video! please accept my subscription.

Hi, what type of makita do you use? thank you

Bought the jig a year or so back. Still need to get the router. Picking it up in the morning, right now with free Batt and charger on sale at HD. Best video I have seen on using it, thanks.

Keep up the great work this is awesome

Love this! Thanks for taking the time to share your work.

This is faaarking cool! Do you think the ply would be strong enough (not bend) to make this with a 6x4 foot play size?

Damn, I just watched the entire video and agree one of the best on RUclips. Great job and I came looking because I too am about to take on the madness of building my own gaming table. Thank you for your attention to detail throughout the video process and talking through what you were doing. Hate the videos where it is a sped-up build of an item and no talking.

I think you could easily knock the price down in half easily by using more sensible wood choices. But is a great and simple design. Especially the use of magnets to make it modular

Awesome!

That’s such a gorgeous table!! Awesome job.

I came across this looking for inspiration for my own build. Other than a hefty taper on the legs, I think this is pretty much exactly what I had envisioned. Looks great and has a lot of the functionality I was looking for.

Great video, these colors are insanely beautiful! So the table is already complete? What about the toppers?

Really nice build! Lots of good inspiration here, thanks for posting!

This is fantastic - If you ever fancy a second make I would gladly pay you plus materials, you know where to come. Amazing.

Great video

10/10 also a great size for game of Kill Team.

Sir: you are truly an artist. Beautiful work, and you should be very (and justifiably) proud.

Alright, so I just got this jig up and running, and after a few tests I have found that my original makes do not line up after cutting the mortise on both pieces. They are always off by the same amount too. I have measured the adjustable piece with the notch. And the notch is centered. Any idea why this would be happening?

My question here, is that the the links, that you provided for Amazon purchase of Router/CNC upcut bits are for SAE units. I was under the impression that you had linked to Metric units for the Router/CNC upcut bits. Thought that was the reason you called out the 8mm collet. So the 8mm Router/CNC bit shank would fit into the Makita trim router. Where can I locate decent Metric Bits for this Domino Jig set-up? Can anyone provide any leads.. Thank You in Advance

Great video and table looks AMAZING!

great build looks awesome!

ooohh new scratch pad!!! niceee hoomannn

thats a pretty awesome table, would've done a bevel on the top inside edge of the hand rail for a glass sheet or something, could use it to cover the game surface for food intermissions or you could have another 2 or 1 really big game going on top while keeping the boards underneath in tact for like longer campaign type games

why do people act like they have to buy everything for a project at once, just buy a few items at a time until youre ready to build. doing that has helped me so much on my projects and budgeting.

Bravo. Earned a sub. Well done 👍

BRO you table is $600 in wood because it waaaaaaaaay over bulit you have 3 x what you need to get the same look the from hight is also way to much and there is nothing keeping the card for get in between the top and the sides. it dose look nice though

I feel like you are punching way above your weight. Im absolutely blown away by not only the table in how complex it is, but also how amazingly simple these organisers are. Well done sir.

man those colors really popped! Even the mixed one looked awesome! Great job dude.

Awesome job. Great video. Ive been wanting to build a 5' x 5' gaming coffee table and like some of your ideas.

For the magnet polarity, splitting your stack and inversing one lf the stacks while marking on the plate or something of the sort would provide the same result with only having to take magnets from the alternating stack while maintaining the same method of placement.

If the LEDs are programmable, consider having the light bar light up a different colour to signal the person's turn!

Can't wait to see your chair build video!

what is the name of the jig your using to make your domino? This looks amazing.

I love this. I wish I had the skill and time to do this. I'm probably just going to buy an old pool table and boards to cover the top, maybe I can find a way to add detachable dice trays / drink holders

Great build

Earned my sub sir. I've built one table for our play group but about to build another for myself. Planning on going crazy with add-ons and storage. I've watched about all the videos I could find on gaming table builds and yours is by far one of the best.

Beautiful build! Great job on the video as well

This is what people don't get about resin printing. Even bendable resins are often not going to be long lasting and durable enough for normal handling and use. If you are printing Mini's, or small tokens, or knobs or something then printing in resin is fine. But for most things you are going to print the blank or guide in resin, and then actually make the final product out of something else entirely. I love how the color pops on that material! I have a love hate relationship with plaster and have always painted over plaster because it just doesn't take color. I'll need to try this stuff and see how it does with darker colors. I do like colors that pop, but I'm not sure I'd be so bold with those particular colors lol. But if it can keep a rich dark red or navy blue, forrest green, etc. Then it would be a game changer!

Very nice! This is very similar to the design I have been poking at for a while, so it is good to see how well yours turned out! I just like the simplicity of a table that doesn't have a lot of extra hinges, or pop-outs, or whatever. Just simple and functional. As mine is going to be built more specifically around TTRPG style games, my table will be a bit longer, with a section at one end for DM stuff. So the main play area will be about the same dimensions, but then a walled off section and another dip area for the DM pit. This way I don't need a tall DM screen, which always makes me feel like I am breaking connection with the players. The other big difference for mine, because I'm an IT guy, there will be an integrated PC and speaker system. Nothing too crazy, just a little NUC or modified laptop hidden in the table so that I can run 2 small screens in the DM screen to pull up notes, monster stats, turn order/conditions, and control the mood lights and audio. Curious if you are making a topper for yours? Because mine will effectively be replacing my dining room table, mine will need a topper. I think I have determined that it isn't worth the extra complexity and potential spill factor of making a topper that just fills the space inside. It is just easier to make leaves that sit on top of the whole table, rather than trying to make something more integrated. Then if someone spills during dinner time, it can follow the grooves all the way to the floor instead of spilling right over where the lights are.

Nice job mister. Looks great!

Thanks for the great video. Really good editing and funny! The table is gorgeous. I was wondering what type an size of metal you used, what is the thickness. Looking into making a table myself and yours will be a great inspiration!

Well done and informative on how to make all the standard joints. On mine, I use 5mm for "L" joints when making cabinets. The standard joint is close to the "tight" setting on the Domino. It's simple to make them a "loose joint by wiggling the bit a little more to the left and the right side of the cut. The hip thrust position, Aahhhh, TMI.

Lovely piece of work.

Pandemic looks under control at the end. (Beautiful table)

What a great video! Between the cool shapes and the nice colors these piece holders look amazing!! Man, this makes me want to make a table REALLY bad 😅😅

I own a Wyrmwood MGT and can say this looks fantastic! I’m seriously impressed with your design and craftsmanship

I'm into this video, and I'm sure there are tons of others. Great job on the table!

Any chance the STLs for the piece holders will be made available?