Poker Gaming Table Vintage Woodworking Plan

Zig-zag model is the Largest at (left) 25 inches high x 17 1/2 inches wide x 12 inches deep. Arched top model (right) 20 inches high x 10 1/2 inches wide x 7 inches deep. The marble game on the left is a basic double raceway, zigzag device. It has a handy ...

Quite a few notches up from those discount store folding card tables. This is a real piece of furniture! The top is 1/2 inch thick oak plywood. The table legs fold in for storage.

We have designed a playing board that is beautiful as well as portable for the ancient game of Mancala (pronounced men KAH lah) and means: to move.

This over/under, play/storage project will keep kids and moms happy. Youngsters will love the smooth flat tabletop for building a railroad, assembling a block structure, or putting together a puzzle. ...

Here is a felt surfaced table that is great for game night. The traditional green felt top eliminates glare, reduces the sound and bounce of dice and poker chips, and gives dealt cards just enough ...

Trebuchet Trivia. A trebuchet was a medieval device used to hurl large stones and other heavy projectiles at enemy fortifications. Using the mechanical advantage of a...

Game on! And when the fun is over for the day you can organize the boards and playing pieces neatly inside the cabinet! Within this table are five tabletop inserts with different game boards mounted t...

This game table will be an attractive addition to any home entertainment area. The top has a central play area with individual recessed locations for chips or game pieces. This is a vintage project plan.

The plan says: Craft Pattern 940 makes it easy to build this standard size table tennis at a saving of one-half. Its top is plywood. Its frame corners and legs interlock to make a rigid support. Patte...

This is a vintage woodworking plan. Visit our FAQ page for a full definition. the standard tennis table is too large as a fixture...