This is a poker chip case I finished a little while ago. It is walnut, mahogany and has a maple chip tray inside. Engraving was done by CNC. I have another one in the works now using Bubinga.
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This is a poker chip case I finished a little while ago. It is walnut, mahogany and has a maple chip tray inside. Engraving was done by CNC. I have another one in the works now using Bubinga.
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Good looking project! Thanks for sharing.
Dewey
Dewey
"Everything is better with Inlay or Marquetry!"
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nice!!!!! good color....
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Eric
very nice poker chip case. What are the dimensions how many chips will it hold.
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this one holds 400 chips, couple decks of cards and whatever odds and ends you might have.
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Very nice...
How did you shape the chip tray?
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the chip trays are done by using a corebox bit. I cut stock wide enough for 2 rows, set the fence on the router table and make a pass, flip, repeat until I get the right depth. Glue and clamp them together after. Here are the chip trays for the case I doing now out of Bubinga. plain tray will be permanent and the top one will lift out.
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Very nice work Eric.
Are you making these professionally, or just for acquaintances?
But that image host... Holy Pop-Ups Batman!
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Originally I wanted to make a nice case for myself, than a customer who was buying a poker table (I build custom poker tables) wanted the case. I decided to sell it and build another with more space and the same thing happened. I decided to add them to our items for sale but have only done a few. I've found some great wood combos since I've joined to build another, hopefully to keep.
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