Dave's Custom Poker Tables

Note that the vinyl covered arm rest sits directly on the racetrack in this "Low-rail" model.

I made my first poker table a few years back from plans I found online. After several of my poker buddies played on my table I started to get requests from them to make tables for them. Before I knew it, I had people I never heard of calling me and ordering tables. I never intended it to become a business and I encouraged many of these people to build-their-own tables. I told them that it wasn't that difficult to build a really nice table.

But you know, things that seem easy to me are just out of reach to some people, and still others seem to have more money then time on their hands. So, for that reason, "Dave's Poker Tables" was born.

While I don't claim to be a poker table artist, I can make a table that just about anyone would be proud to have in their homes and that really enhances their enjoyment of the poker game experience.

So take a look around at some of the tables I've built, read about what options are available, (vinyl colors, playing surface fabrics, decorative nails, racetrack stain colors, LED rope lights, or any other ideas that you, yourself want to incorporate), and give me a call, or email me with your "wish list". I'm not looking to become a mass-producer, just one or two tables at a time and for the Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Eastern Washington, North Idaho delivery areas. If, on the other hand, you're willing to come to pick it up, that's fine. But I'm not currently accepting orders for shipment. Maybe some time in the future.

List of Table Options

Note: Though less popular, tables can be ordered without racetracks, cupholders or decorative nails. These start around $650 depending on leg support system. The base table I build is for ten players, however smaller tables are available upon request.
Decorative nail edging on table base level. (Here I like to use a cartridge nail head design but many others are available upon request).
Table legs. I've done tables with folding metal legs, (a reasonably inexpensive choice), wooden legs, (and my own favorite), painted concrete pillar molds. They are strong, lightweight, and are easy to take on and off with two bolts each, allowing the table-top to be leaned against a wall for easy storage when not in use.
Choice of playing surface fabric. ( Faux suedes, such as moleskin, velvets and velveteens), customs can be ordered with your own graphic online at additional costs. I've made them with embroidered ducks, eagles, silkscreened pictures and logos.
Brass or stainless steel cupholders, in regular or jumbo size. Black plastic is available also, but the savings just isn't worth the overall degradation of quality to me.
High Rail with or without decorative nail trim.
Choice of Vinyl color

Friday, September 28, 2007

Walnut finish racetrack, black vinyl rail, brass cupholders, beige moleskin playing surface in "High-Rail design".

"High-rail" model with Wine-colored playing surface, jumbo brass cupholders, decorative brass nails and "Art deco" tube legs.

Example of a "Silk screened" image on playing surface.

"High-rail" models, (as shown below), have an extra 3/4 inch exposed wood edge trimmed with a wood laminate and embellished with decorative nails.

Basic table, such as the "Low-rail racetrack model" pictured below start around $750 to $800.

A pair of Wood Ducks embroidered in the center of a black velvet playing surface.

Example of decorative nail edging.

This is an example of my "basic table". The Sonotube legs offer an attractive yet inexpensive base to a ten-person table.

Raised rail with ornamental brass nails.

Dave's Custom Poker Tables

Red Sedona Stained Track with Brass cupholders, and wine-colored moleskin playing surface.

Dave's Custom Poker Tables

List of Table Options

Contact Information for ordering, quotes or inquiries.

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