Thanks everyone for the comments! That annoying coin sound has been taken out of the video that's on my website. Also there you'll find a Poker Table Supplies List and Step by Step PDF's that you can down load for free. Here's the link www.chillie.info/professionalpokertablewithshuffler
I actually really like the table and I think you did a great job on it. The only thing I think I would have changed was instead of angling the LEDs to the inside of the table I would have installed them at the top of the ribs angled downwards with some reflective tape or something else reflective inside for the light to bounce and spread around. That way your white panel would glow a full color instead of seeing the LED's being the paneling. All in all, it's still an awesome build.
That's a great idea! Someone else also mentioned a diffuser panel. If you don't want to dim or change the color of they lights, you can use 360 LED rope lights which provide an even glow throughout the rope. That with a diffuser panel should give a uniform light.
Really love the video and how detailed you did the step by step to the final product. I think the best part of everything is the list of materials/price used in the description. Been looking at doing something like this myself and I think this was what I needed to get started. Wonderful video overall
Really cool! I’m a big fan of No drinks on the table, but I really like the slide in drink holders! That way it doesn’t take up space on the rail & you can move them to what’s comfortable for the individual! I like the shuffler. Lights are a good addition!
I prefer no drinks on the table as well. But having an option is nice. The lights are a must for helping see the cards better. On my next table I'm adding charging outlets for people's phone. Hope to have that video done by end of September..
@@ChilliesWorld Now your Talking! The USB ports is that Extra that everyone loves. And when you go to a Casino without it, you feel like that place is Not taking care of customers. Then you start finding other things to Bitch about Rake lighting etc.
Great job! You’ve proved the best poker table with the best explanations along the way. I like the shuffler. Hadn’t thought about that and now I’m including one in mine. I’ve been planning to make one myself for the neighborhood game, thanks so much.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! The shuffler is a nice touch to a home game. Have fun on your boat. If you have any questions, just shoot me a message. Good luck at the tables!
I’ve been building tables for 10+ years, I’ve never done one with a raised rail. Maybe I’ll try after I get through some of my other ideas. This does motivate me to put my work on film and post it here. I can easily see this table going for $3-5k and if you are patient, you can source your materials for way cheaper. Overall, superb job and a brilliant finished product.
Thanks so much for the positive comments! I agree this can be built way cheaper if you are patient and look for deals. You should start a RUclips channel and help others with your knowledge. That's the reason I started mine. I've done tons of projects and never filmed them until recently.
let's start to deal punk! love the outfit of the puppy! No Win, No Eat? What?! LOL. Really great build and you basically proved how much effort it takes to build a pro poker table.
Awesome build. Great finished product. Only thing i would add is a slight padding under the speed cloth to make cards even easier to pick up. And maybe add extra glue to the LEDs because they always peel eventually.
It's a fun project and so rewarding when you're finished! The shuffler does double the cost of the table. It's worth it when you don't have to shuffle and no one can set the deck.
Nice build. You would have found cutting the chamfer on the underside of the shuffler much easier with a 45 degree bearing cutting in a router. I actually reckon it would have taken you about 5 minute to cut and it would have given a really clean consistent cut, they only cost about £15 here in the UK so maybe something like 20 bucks for you guys, very versatile too. Great work.
Built one EXTREMELY similar a few years ago. Only I made mine 10 feet long using multiple sheets of plywood. (It's huge) I couldn't figure out how to do the plexiglass on the raised rail, so my LEDS are just under the rail pointing down, with white trim backing so they reflect. Still looks great.
Very nice table, and great detailed instructions. The only change I would have made is to make the dealer cutout a bit deeper, but that's just a tiny detail. Great work!
awesome video! i have a suggestion, it looks like there wasn’t much room between the lights and the plexiglass but if you could’ve found some sort of thin light diffuser to put on the lights it would probably make it look a lot better instead of being able to see each individual led!
I built this for my friend. She runs the game like a professional, has food and drinks, no rake, and everyone is really friendly. The table was a surprise upgrade for her players.
Thank you for the positive comments! Players comment it's loud, but also say you get used to it after awhile. It's a small price to pay to not have to shuffle.
@@ChilliesWorld no worries, you can even do it on the cheap some thicker white paper can do the same thing but a strip of 1 or 2 mm white plexi will do the job
Awesome build! I made a much simpler, generic round "game" table about 2 years ago. Thinking about doing something similar, but struggling with the issue of how to attach the plexiglass. Did you not feel that glue was sufficient to hold it in place? Any other idea on how to attach it without the use of screws? Again, love the professional look and feel. Would definitely be a welcome addition to any home game!
Thanks for watching! Glue would work just fine. I would probably use gorilla construction glue, or hot glue. I used screws in case the lights needed to be replaced. Also you could buy the large 8 foot by 4 foot sheet of plexiglass at the hardware store, so you only need 2 strips instead of 4 strips, but the whole sheet cost 5 times as much. Thanks for the positive comments!!
I was wondering if the bottom of the rail bolts are hitting or rubbing on the players legs when seated? Hard to tell from the editing. Also wondering what you did to compensate for it?
Awesome video and table. Not a personal fan of the edges being raised that much, but that is just a personal preference. How much would you say the table weighs?
Thanks so much for the comments. That's a good question and I wish I knew the weight. The top wasn't heavy, 2 people can easily carry it. The bases on the other hand are cast iron and very heavy. If I was forced to guess, I would guess around 200 pounds.
Awesome job! I'm looking at building my own table and I'm debating on if I should invest in the shuffler or not. I'm curious on how well the shuffler has held up or performed since you've used it? Thank you!
Thanks! Differently I'd buy large sheet of plexiglass so it would be 2 pieces instead of 4. But it would be 4 times the cost. And I would glue the plexiglass in place instead of tiny screws. I used screws in case the light needs to be replaced, but could change the plexiglass to 2 pieces if lights need to be replaced.
@justincolwell4856 the yellow mustard fabric, was used to hide the thin wood, as well as to make it easier to slide the cupholders in and out between the two pieces of fabric. I don’t see why you couldn’t skip this part and just paint the thin wood. That should work as well, and save some time on the build.
Great tutorial, only things missing is the section about cutting the rail from the plywood, other videos show the process of drawing the inner curves, but this video leaves it to the imagination. Also you didn’t specify the length of led lights used, I assume it is 16 foot run.
Thanks for the input! I thought it was too much and boring to include those videos so I left those clips out. I guess I should have done at least 30 seconds on how I did it. The length was 32 feet. I wanted to make sure it was long enough and the extra was installed on the inside of the wooden frame under the table
Awesome video! It annoys me you only spent $20 on the LED light strip, I know you can get ones with diodes next to each other, so it doesn't look like dots of colour but one solid strip of colour. I'm going to attempt this build with a few alterations. Thanks heaps mate!!
Bigger cities will have Office Furniture installation companies, aka systems furniture/cubicle furniture. These places are usually overrun with unique table bases.
This turned out really nice! It's hard to believe that in today's wood market this whole project cost less than $2000. I really appreciate the running count of the expenses, definitely on my bucket list to make one of these one day. Side note, that shuffler works really well! I'd probably try to snag one on sale for around $500 though, nearly $900 is a bit steep to me.
I agree. The increase in wood prices make a lot of projects more expensive. If you know you're going to build one in the future you can shop around and wait for good deals and get it cheaper.
It's not my home game. This table was built custom for a friend. Her game is a $3 $6 limit Big O game (Omaha hi lo with 5 cards). Most people buy in for $100. Thanks for watching!!
This is why they need to change how youtube pays people. A guy takes a week or 2 to make a poker table and gets paid the same as someone who reacts to videos for 15 min and make 6 videos a week except they are getting paid for all 6 videos.
Did ur $1600 material cost include the shuffler? if so, removing the shuffler would put this build at Sub 1k which is remarkable compared to hiring someone to do this for you. Personally not a fan of the shuffler being in the middle of the board, I would have it more to the dealer's left. However, I deal more carnival games and Blackjack so i would use a different shuffler entirely. I love your build and loved the walk through. 10/10 definitely subscribing
Thanks so much for subscribing! Yes the total cost including shuffler was $1600. If you shop around and don't need a shuffler you can do it for just over $500. I'm not sure about multi deck shufflers for blackjack. I appreciate the positive comments!
@@ChilliesWorld they have relatively inexpensive blackjack shufflers, but they arent designed to be indented into the table, so for my setup i would have one that gets removed after the shuffle. Definitely going to be using this video for inspiration!
For next time, that 45° bevel on the shuffle box could have been done when you cut with the jigsaw. The jigsaw should have a pivot point to change the throat plate angle up to 50° on it for doing bevel cut. Too late for you but for anyone who want the build this.
Thanks so much for the comment and advice! I always look forward to comments like these that can help me and the viewers. I'll use those bits in the future!
I live in Vegas. There is Gamblers General Store and Spinetties. Both are casino supply stores that are right across the street from each other. You can also find them on Ebay. Cards and chips come from there.
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Thanks everyone for the comments! That annoying coin sound has been taken out of the video that's on my website. Also there you'll find a Poker Table Supplies List and Step by Step PDF's that you can down load for free. Here's the link www.chillie.info/professionalpokertablewithshuffler
1000 Thanks.
You're welcome! 😃
love the video and im thinking of doing it myself roughly how much did the entire build cost?
$1642.41 for the materials about a week of work
Hey man, im currently building a table myself. i forgot the foam for under the speed cloth.... Is this neccesary or does it work without the foam?
Finally, someone that explains their process in detail for other people as opposed to showing vague pictures. Awesome build man!
I appreciate that!
I actually really like the table and I think you did a great job on it. The only thing I think I would have changed was instead of angling the LEDs to the inside of the table I would have installed them at the top of the ribs angled downwards with some reflective tape or something else reflective inside for the light to bounce and spread around. That way your white panel would glow a full color instead of seeing the LED's being the paneling. All in all, it's still an awesome build.
That's a great idea! Someone else also mentioned a diffuser panel. If you don't want to dim or change the color of they lights, you can use 360 LED rope lights which provide an even glow throughout the rope. That with a diffuser panel should give a uniform light.
Really love the video and how detailed you did the step by step to the final product. I think the best part of everything is the list of materials/price used in the description. Been looking at doing something like this myself and I think this was what I needed to get started. Wonderful video overall
Thanks so much for positive comments! Would love to see a picture when you finish your table. Good luck at the tables!
Really cool! I’m a big fan of No drinks on the table, but I really like the slide in drink holders! That way it doesn’t take up space on the rail & you can move them to what’s comfortable for the individual!
I like the shuffler. Lights are a good addition!
I prefer no drinks on the table as well. But having an option is nice. The lights are a must for helping see the cards better.
On my next table I'm adding charging outlets for people's phone. Hope to have that video done by end of September..
@@ChilliesWorld Now your Talking! The USB ports is that Extra that everyone loves. And when you go to a Casino without it, you feel like that place is Not taking care of customers. Then you start finding other things to Bitch about Rake lighting etc.
Great job! You’ve proved the best poker table with the best explanations along the way. I like the shuffler. Hadn’t thought about that and now I’m including one in mine. I’ve been planning to make one myself for the neighborhood game, thanks so much.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! The shuffler is a nice touch to a home game. Have fun on your boat. If you have any questions, just shoot me a message. Good luck at the tables!
I’ve been building tables for 10+ years, I’ve never done one with a raised rail. Maybe I’ll try after I get through some of my other ideas. This does motivate me to put my work on film and post it here. I can easily see this table going for $3-5k and if you are patient, you can source your materials for way cheaper. Overall, superb job and a brilliant finished product.
Thanks so much for the positive comments! I agree this can be built way cheaper if you are patient and look for deals. You should start a RUclips channel and help others with your knowledge. That's the reason I started mine. I've done tons of projects and never filmed them until recently.
let's start to deal punk! love the outfit of the puppy! No Win, No Eat? What?! LOL. Really great build and you basically proved how much effort it takes to build a pro poker table.
That's my boy Max! he's never missed a meal . . lol. Thanks for noticing the effort put in the table!
Awesome build. Great finished product. Only thing i would add is a slight padding under the speed cloth to make cards even easier to pick up. And maybe add extra glue to the LEDs because they always peel eventually.
This Is the BEST DIY video I Have seen very detailed love it.
Wow, thank you! I appreciate you watching!
Awesome job! A Craps table would be easy after doing this project.
I’ve been wanting to build a poker table for a while now. This may have just given me the inspiration to do so. Very cool video
Thank you! I'm hoping this video helps thousands of people make a table!
Nice build! I liked the detailed approach, you explained pretty much everything you did very well. What a dope table
Thanks so much for the positive comments!!
I saw the dog and that's enough to give you a like!
Aww thanks! I'll give my boy Max a treat for the like!
I now have a winter project to complete. Thanks for the guide and tips. Not sure if the shuffler is worth the $$$ have to think more on that purchase.
It's a fun project and so rewarding when you're finished! The shuffler does double the cost of the table. It's worth it when you don't have to shuffle and no one can set the deck.
I dont even play poker but absolitely enjoyed this vid. I will leave a like and sub
Thank you so much! I appreciate it!
Fantastic tutorial! Great explanation of each step and costs associated. Makes me want to give it a go :)
Go for it! I was hoping this video would help a lot of people build their own tables!
This is one hell of a job.. much appreciated!! Kudos guys!!
Thanks so much for the positive comment!!
Thank you for this video. Great info. Great project to do with my son.
Thanks for watching!
Good job, more people should subscribe to your channel.
Thanks I appreciate the comment!
good vid! maybe cut out the shuffler hole before installing the legs and once cut turn it over and router the 45 degree angle out?
That's a great idea!! That would have made that part SO much easier and saved a lot of time! If I build another, I will definitely do that. Thanks!
Table looks great! Wish I would've thought about using the edges as a template for the dealer cut out!
Thanks for the positive comment! Hope that idea helps someone!
Awesome build! You did a fantastic job with the video. Hats off to you!
Thanks so much for watching, commenting, and subscribing! I really appreciate the support!!
Dang!! That is so nice! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Awesome Jon, love what you did!!
Fantastic build… some serious money invested. Great craftsmanship and it’ll last the test of time
Thank you very much!
Damn man such a fantastic job! Table looks great and you should be proud if it!
Thanks for the positive comments!
Nice and detailed .... everything was on point keep up the hard work.
Thanks, will do!
Nice build. You would have found cutting the chamfer on the underside of the shuffler much easier with a 45 degree bearing cutting in a router. I actually reckon it would have taken you about 5 minute to cut and it would have given a really clean consistent cut, they only cost about £15 here in the UK so maybe something like 20 bucks for you guys, very versatile too. Great work.
Thanks for the tip! That would have saved me a lot of time.
Im not actually a poker player but you have good edit and good making skills you deserve a sub👌
I appreciate it!
Built one EXTREMELY similar a few years ago. Only I made mine 10 feet long using multiple sheets of plywood. (It's huge) I couldn't figure out how to do the plexiglass on the raised rail, so my LEDS are just under the rail pointing down, with white trim backing so they reflect. Still looks great.
It took me a little time to figure out how to do LEDs. 10 feet long? I love tables with plenty of elbow room!
That was amazing work and info. Pretty expensive even to build a professional home poker table.
Yes it was!
Lumber is expensive. Cost me $75 to build a raised garden 🤷♂️
Very nice table, and great detailed instructions. The only change I would have made is to make the dealer cutout a bit deeper, but that's just a tiny detail. Great work!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
awesome video! i have a suggestion, it looks like there wasn’t much room between the lights and the plexiglass but if you could’ve found some sort of thin light diffuser to put on the lights it would probably make it look a lot better instead of being able to see each individual led!
Thanks for the tips!
This is really good , high end as very detailed ! Would recommend this
Thank you so much for watching and recommending this video!
What an awesome job man! Looks like you run one incredible hone game
I built this for my friend. She runs the game like a professional, has food and drinks, no rake, and everyone is really friendly. The table was a surprise upgrade for her players.
Respect man! That's is a good job! Look awesome.
How loud is the shuffle tech shuffler, when it's shuffles?
Thank you for the positive comments! Players comment it's loud, but also say you get used to it after awhile. It's a small price to pay to not have to shuffle.
Such an amazing table. Well done my friend. It really does enhance the experience and fun of the home game playing on such a nice gaming table.
Thanks so much for positive comments! I'm hoping more people build tables like this for their home game.
Holy cow great video and awesome build👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks a bunch!
Nice video. You sound like you are from the Philly area🤔
Maryland
One point for the LED get s diffuser panel it will make everything look so much better.
Thanks for the comment, that is something I never knew about. Great idea!
@@ChilliesWorld no worries, you can even do it on the cheap some thicker white paper can do the same thing but a strip of 1 or 2 mm white plexi will do the job
Solid project!
Thank you for watching!!
Fabulous build! So much attention to professionalism and detail. Thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it!
Professionalism and detail? Where???
Does this shuffler, shuffles 2 decks or just one, or do you one that can do 2 decks?
It only shuffles one deck. I don't know of any that shuffles two decks.
Loved this. Hopefully one day i can build or afford one. :D
Thanks! You can do this!
I'm in love with that. Amazing ❤️🙏
Thank you!
Amazing!! Enjoy the table
That's the plan!
tried this before 4 years ago and cannot make it..... wish I had this video at that time... great work and keep it up.
Thank you! I'm hoping this video will help others in the future.
If all together, what is the total cost of materials as shown in the video. I might missed that info in the video.
$1642.41 the total cost of materials
This is why pro table is expensive.
Now I know why these are so expensive! Nicely done
Thanks for watching!
Your website does not work anymore is there a different way I can access these plans?
Awesome build! Very cool
Thank you for watching!
looks great man good job
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome build! I made a much simpler, generic round "game" table about 2 years ago. Thinking about doing something similar, but struggling with the issue of how to attach the plexiglass. Did you not feel that glue was sufficient to hold it in place? Any other idea on how to attach it without the use of screws? Again, love the professional look and feel. Would definitely be a welcome addition to any home game!
Thanks for watching! Glue would work just fine. I would probably use gorilla construction glue, or hot glue. I used screws in case the lights needed to be replaced. Also you could buy the large 8 foot by 4 foot sheet of plexiglass at the hardware store, so you only need 2 strips instead of 4 strips, but the whole sheet cost 5 times as much. Thanks for the positive comments!!
@@ChilliesWorld Definitely understand the desire for the screws in that case. Thanks for the reply!
You can dremel out a notch or a trench in the base and in the underneath of the rail to slide the plexiglass into. Then glue it into place.
Love the dog. All dressed up. However I would’ve had cup holders cut into the table nice and flush.
Thanks! That's my boy Max. I do like the look of flush mounted cup holders!
Where did you got that card shuffler from??? 21:33
nice build. i hope since you have invested in some nicer chips though
lol nope she is still using the same chips, but that would be a nice upgrade
really nice!
Thank you!!
I was wondering if the bottom of the rail bolts are hitting or rubbing on the players legs when seated? Hard to tell from the editing. Also wondering what you did to compensate for it?
Most people haven't noticed the bolts, but a taller guy did say they hit his legs. A Dremel with a cutting wheel will take care of it with no problem.
Loved your vid.. I would definitely use this as a reference. Looks like a fun challenge! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks of the comment! Would love to see a picture of your table when you're done!
Awesome video and table.
Not a personal fan of the edges being raised that much, but that is just a personal preference.
How much would you say the table weighs?
Thanks so much for the comments. That's a good question and I wish I knew the weight. The top wasn't heavy, 2 people can easily carry it. The bases on the other hand are cast iron and very heavy. If I was forced to guess, I would guess around 200 pounds.
NICE JOB
Awesome job! I'm looking at building my own table and I'm debating on if I should invest in the shuffler or not. I'm curious on how well the shuffler has held up or performed since you've used it? Thank you!
Go for it! The shuffler has been used 4 to 5 days a week for 5 hours a day. All of the players love it!
Awesome Video! Very informative and to the point. Did the Pitbull beat your pocket aces for all the chicken!?
Thank you! . . . I don’t like to tell bad beat stories but yes . . he got all the chicken! SMH
Absolutely love this. Any thing you'd have done differently after the fact?
Thanks! Differently I'd buy large sheet of plexiglass so it would be 2 pieces instead of 4. But it would be 4 times the cost. And I would glue the plexiglass in place instead of tiny screws. I used screws in case the light needs to be replaced, but could change the plexiglass to 2 pieces if lights need to be replaced.
Great build!
I'm glad you like it!
Looks beautiful. How much is the table
Thanks! It was $1642.41 in materials
Are there plans you can download for this table?
Yes! Free on my website! Pinned at the top is a link to them.
Nice work
Thanks
Is the yellow mustard fabric necessary? I’m sincerely asking. I’m new to this kind of stuff. My buddies and I want to try this build.
@justincolwell4856 the yellow mustard fabric, was used to hide the thin wood, as well as to make it easier to slide the cupholders in and out between the two pieces of fabric. I don’t see why you couldn’t skip this part and just paint the thin wood. That should work as well, and save some time on the build.
Thanks a ton for the reply. We currently have the table cut out to shape, table legs installed, and framed! We are excited to get this done.
@@Ltmoney839 that’s exciting to hear! It’s so fun playing on a table you’ve built. Have fun! Let me know if you have any other questions.
total cost of everything without the shuffler and LED?
$800
how much was this in total? sorry If I missed it in the video
$1,642.41 was the total cost of materials.
@@ChilliesWorld thank you!
Great tutorial, only things missing is the section about cutting the rail from the plywood, other videos show the process of drawing the inner curves, but this video leaves it to the imagination. Also you didn’t specify the length of led lights used, I assume it is 16 foot run.
Thanks for the input! I thought it was too much and boring to include those videos so I left those clips out. I guess I should have done at least 30 seconds on how I did it. The length was 32 feet. I wanted to make sure it was long enough and the extra was installed on the inside of the wooden frame under the table
ho bro, how is the dimensions of the led strip? 5cm???@@ChilliesWorld
where do you get shufflers like these...the link isnt working
ebay.us/3Lr0ai
How loud is that shuffler?
When we first used it, it seemed noticeably loud. But after a week, you don’t even notice it anymore.
Awesome video! It annoys me you only spent $20 on the LED light strip, I know you can get ones with diodes next to each other, so it doesn't look like dots of colour but one solid strip of colour. I'm going to attempt this build with a few alterations. Thanks heaps mate!!
On the next build I'll look for different lights
Was the card shuffler worth it?
Yes! The players no longer have to shuffle and it's worked great for months of being used 5 days a week.
This looks great! Where did you get the bases from?
Thanks! I got the bases locally off Offer Up
Bigger cities will have Office Furniture installation companies, aka systems furniture/cubicle furniture. These places are usually overrun with unique table bases.
Does the total price at the end include the shuffler?
Yes the price at the end is the total cost for all the materials including shuffler.
GOOD JOB
Great video!
Thanks!
This turned out really nice! It's hard to believe that in today's wood market this whole project cost less than $2000. I really appreciate the running count of the expenses, definitely on my bucket list to make one of these one day.
Side note, that shuffler works really well! I'd probably try to snag one on sale for around $500 though, nearly $900 is a bit steep to me.
I agree. The increase in wood prices make a lot of projects more expensive. If you know you're going to build one in the future you can shop around and wait for good deals and get it cheaper.
its nice for starters
Just curious what blinds/buy in is your home game? Nice table
It's not my home game. This table was built custom for a friend. Her game is a $3 $6 limit Big O game (Omaha hi lo with 5 cards). Most people buy in for $100. Thanks for watching!!
Fooking sick mate
Thank You!
Do you sell any tables by chance?
I don't sell them unfortunately. If you have any questions on your build, I'm happy to help
Nice table my dude
Thanks!
This is why they need to change how youtube pays people. A guy takes a week or 2 to make a poker table and gets paid the same as someone who reacts to videos for 15 min and make 6 videos a week except they are getting paid for all 6 videos.
Thanks for the comment!
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Did ur $1600 material cost include the shuffler? if so, removing the shuffler would put this build at Sub 1k which is remarkable compared to hiring someone to do this for you. Personally not a fan of the shuffler being in the middle of the board, I would have it more to the dealer's left. However, I deal more carnival games and Blackjack so i would use a different shuffler entirely. I love your build and loved the walk through. 10/10 definitely subscribing
Thanks so much for subscribing! Yes the total cost including shuffler was $1600. If you shop around and don't need a shuffler you can do it for just over $500. I'm not sure about multi deck shufflers for blackjack. I appreciate the positive comments!
@@ChilliesWorld they have relatively inexpensive blackjack shufflers, but they arent designed to be indented into the table, so for my setup i would have one that gets removed after the shuffle. Definitely going to be using this video for inspiration!
For next time, that 45° bevel on the shuffle box could have been done when you cut with the jigsaw. The jigsaw should have a pivot point to change the throat plate angle up to 50° on it for doing bevel cut. Too late for you but for anyone who want the build this.
well done!
Thanks for watching!
How much would a table like this cost after everything/labor
I built this for a my friend for free. She paid for the materials which totaled $1642.41
Hello, my name is Patrick and I like to purchase plans to build this.
You can download free PDF's from my website Chillie.info
I feel like that shuffler left a lot of pairs haha but other than that I thought it was great idea and a great piece of work
Did I miss the final build cost total? That felt like a letdown to an otherwise great video!
It's at the 22:57 mark.
Thanks for the positive comment! The total was listed at the end of the video. $1,642.41
Thanks Matthew Miller for the time stamp on the total cost!!
Nice, but that shuffler is super expensive overall an awesome and detailed video. Great Work on the Table
Thanks for watching! I wish shufflers were made more affordable.
How much did it sell for??
Never sold it. Built it free for a friends game that she still hosts a few times a week.
You would have been better off with a spade or Forster bit for the “countersinking” of the carriage bolts.
Thanks so much for the comment and advice! I always look forward to comments like these that can help me and the viewers. I'll use those bits in the future!
Hello ! Well done for this very cool table but i have a question : where did you find the cards and the chips ?
I live in Vegas. There is Gamblers General Store and Spinetties. Both are casino supply stores that are right across the street from each other. You can also find them on Ebay. Cards and chips come from there.
Love the vid turn the coin flip sound effect down a hair in sound 👌 peace love kindness and respect spread positive vibes not hate
There is a link pinned at the top for a video with no coin sound.
amazing. i could never do it
You absolutely could do it! Just step by step and you got it!