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The pen/token holders I cut.
Only took about 5 tries to find a good method for doing them. (Hint: Use a hole saw on both ends, then cut the straight lines between with a jigsaw)
The top nearly complete.
The decorative molding I chose.
I left space below the molding so I could use weather stripping to keep the fabric snug.
Cutting the upholstery fabric I used for the top.
There is thin quilt batting layered below this.
Nearly finished!
Just a few games stacked on top to keep the cats off.
Here's a mostly completed shot.
It still needs some work on the underside, and I need to still make the top covering boards. The plug ins also need swapped out for black, but I didn't have any at the time.
Here are a couple cheap dice trays I made using a picture frame and some felt.
Zombierilla
My wife and I like to play scrabble I don't see then among the games there.
huffdogg
Looks badass, @op
ajusf16
Go Bucs
waint
Good work!
Nuonaton
Looks awesome!
SkeletonTomJones
do you have a blueprint of any kind?
FlackJacketSnackCracker
How did I know you'd have cats?
ConcertsAreProzac
I'm more impressed that you made your own. Since a whole bunch of my friends are kick starting a gaming table...which is going to be mass
ConcertsAreProzac
Produced. I up voted for your amazing craftsmanship.
RemiRixJones
Brilliant, using moulding. I've never seen that done before.
BlibberingHumdinger
Final photo first you barbarian!
2too
Agreed. How many times can we actually say this.
OhKingKoopa
I enjoy seeing it last. Gives me something to look forward to
thatguyyoumightknoww
Never! It spoils the suprise