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·I asked this question on Scott Keen's site and nobody came through.....
You got any photos or plans for cupholders that fold away under the table?
You got any photos or plans for cupholders that fold away under the table?
??? for Quads re: cupholders
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·I have no idea how to define it because I have yet to see it.
Quote from Porker in Scott's forum:
http://www.scottkeen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=800
You posted in this one too. I would love to see something similar to what Porker was talking about, but nobody responded in that thread.
Quote from Porker in Scott's forum:
This is the thread...
http://www.scottkeen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=800
You posted in this one too. I would love to see something similar to what Porker was talking about, but nobody responded in that thread.
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·So it sounds then like you've never see another table built with that nifty little feature?
It would be easy enough to incorporate some type of fold out drink holder, but I'd advise against it.
How many do you put in? 8? 10? 12? They would end up defining where people have to sit and reduce the flexibility of seating. I know you prefer to keep your seating down to 10 per, but it's good to have some flexibilty.
If you just HAVE to have drink holders, you can get some of the plastic (or stainless), slip under the rail, drink holders that they use in casinos. I think the plastic ones are only like $3 each and they seem to work fine in casinos. But you will be inviting a higher chance for a mistake that wrecks your table.
How many do you put in? 8? 10? 12? They would end up defining where people have to sit and reduce the flexibility of seating. I know you prefer to keep your seating down to 10 per, but it's good to have some flexibilty.
If you just HAVE to have drink holders, you can get some of the plastic (or stainless), slip under the rail, drink holders that they use in casinos. I think the plastic ones are only like $3 each and they seem to work fine in casinos. But you will be inviting a higher chance for a mistake that wrecks your table.
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I have some of the plastic ones that have the tab on then that slide under the rail. You can have them if you want.
But again, I echo what Hag's says. You come here to play poker or drink in a lazy boy? Oh.. poker? Great, then put your cash on the table, and I'll give you some chips and cards.
But again, I echo what Hag's says. You come here to play poker or drink in a lazy boy? Oh.. poker? Great, then put your cash on the table, and I'll give you some chips and cards.
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·Sheeeeeesh...Tuff crowd in here...
Ask what time it is and they tell you why you ought to build a watch with waterproof seals.
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Ask what time it is and they tell you why you ought to build a watch with waterproof seals.
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You know I luvs ya both...
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OK, it's Friday... here we go.
I don't mean to be raining on your parade, but yur asking me to define something that I've (either you, or the creator) never seen, and goes against my thought on a poker table being a poker table (versus a dinner / bar table).
Now I'm all about having a nice table, people want to put drink holders in their table, go for it. I think yur silly for doing so, but it's yur table, so knock yourself out!
When people say or I hear "cup holders" anywhere close to the word "poker" or "table" I'm like a deer in the headlights. I tune out.
I've never looked at them, considered them, researched them, etc. since;
Once upon a time, long long ago, in a land far far away, I thought it would be cool to have a table with drink holders. So I thought, every time I go to a card room or a casino, I'll grab one of those drink holders on their table. I came home from Vegas once with a big ass suite case full of the friggin' things. Then one day, I played on a friends table that had beer, pizza, chips, all kinds of shit spilled on it. It was nasty. I was afraid to play on his table, let alone what the cards and chips were like from being all in the 'funky' of the table.
Needless to say, the collection of cup holders I have has been collecting dust ever since.
So, no, I don't mean to be a tough crowd, but asking me something (again, that I have never seen, the creator of the idea can't delineate, nor can you) I have a tough time with. Trying to figure this one out. I'm stumped.
Now, if you said, "Hey Quads, You floss and fly with the best of 'em. Do you think you could engineer something for me where my cup holders will fold under the table with the flip of a switch??"
I'd say, "sure, I can build anything with the right tools and material. .....and yes, I do floss and fly like that, so get your towel, cause it's laid out like that"
But would I build it?
That's kinda like saying "Screw my wife... please!"
I don't mean to be raining on your parade, but yur asking me to define something that I've (either you, or the creator) never seen, and goes against my thought on a poker table being a poker table (versus a dinner / bar table).
Now I'm all about having a nice table, people want to put drink holders in their table, go for it. I think yur silly for doing so, but it's yur table, so knock yourself out!
When people say or I hear "cup holders" anywhere close to the word "poker" or "table" I'm like a deer in the headlights. I tune out.
I've never looked at them, considered them, researched them, etc. since;
Once upon a time, long long ago, in a land far far away, I thought it would be cool to have a table with drink holders. So I thought, every time I go to a card room or a casino, I'll grab one of those drink holders on their table. I came home from Vegas once with a big ass suite case full of the friggin' things. Then one day, I played on a friends table that had beer, pizza, chips, all kinds of shit spilled on it. It was nasty. I was afraid to play on his table, let alone what the cards and chips were like from being all in the 'funky' of the table.
Needless to say, the collection of cup holders I have has been collecting dust ever since.
So, no, I don't mean to be a tough crowd, but asking me something (again, that I have never seen, the creator of the idea can't delineate, nor can you) I have a tough time with. Trying to figure this one out. I'm stumped.
Now, if you said, "Hey Quads, You floss and fly with the best of 'em. Do you think you could engineer something for me where my cup holders will fold under the table with the flip of a switch??"
I'd say, "sure, I can build anything with the right tools and material. .....and yes, I do floss and fly like that, so get your towel, cause it's laid out like that"
But would I build it?
That's kinda like saying "Screw my wife... please!"
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·Here's my rational about the whole cupholder thing...
If the cupholders are mounted beneath the rail so that they slide out from underneath the table, that eliminates the possibility of a bottle being knocked out of the holder and spilling on the felt. If it gets knocked out of a cupholder that's under the table, then the worst that could happen is it falls 30 inches to the garage floor and the bottle breaks.
We seem to have a fair number of spills as a result of bottles sitting on the garage floor, so I don't mind a bottle falling from the holder once in a blue moon because it's gonna totally eliminate bottles being knocked over by chair legs.
With the cupholders beneath the table, the chance of spillage on the table comes from somebody being a slob while taking a chug or just being careless with the bottle. That could just as easily happen with no cupholders. People still have to pick up the bottle from the ground to get it to their mouths. I don't see that as any less dangerous than people grabbing it from a holder mounted under the table.
As for the cupholders determining seating...I decided "whatever." Maybe somebody doesn't get a cupholder if the table is full or maybe people have to sit a little left or right of where they otherwise would. I decided "so what" about that.
Does that make any sense???
If the cupholders are mounted beneath the rail so that they slide out from underneath the table, that eliminates the possibility of a bottle being knocked out of the holder and spilling on the felt. If it gets knocked out of a cupholder that's under the table, then the worst that could happen is it falls 30 inches to the garage floor and the bottle breaks.
We seem to have a fair number of spills as a result of bottles sitting on the garage floor, so I don't mind a bottle falling from the holder once in a blue moon because it's gonna totally eliminate bottles being knocked over by chair legs.
With the cupholders beneath the table, the chance of spillage on the table comes from somebody being a slob while taking a chug or just being careless with the bottle. That could just as easily happen with no cupholders. People still have to pick up the bottle from the ground to get it to their mouths. I don't see that as any less dangerous than people grabbing it from a holder mounted under the table.
As for the cupholders determining seating...I decided "whatever." Maybe somebody doesn't get a cupholder if the table is full or maybe people have to sit a little left or right of where they otherwise would. I decided "so what" about that.
Does that make any sense???
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·PS...Floss and fly??? WTF is that?!?!?! :lol:
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when I was young, I'm not a kid anymore.
But some days I sit and wish I was a kid again...
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Holy zombie thread!
I posted these awhile back in the official poker table build thread.......they are pull-out cup holders that sit flush with the skirting on the bottom of the table. I've also added pictures of similar slide out cups that others have did.
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There is also this thread on the Keen Forum about cheap swing out cupholders.......sorry if I'm not supposed to post links.
Scott's Poker Table :: View topic - Swing out drink holders.
There is also this thread on the Keen Forum about cheap swing out cupholders.......sorry if I'm not supposed to post links.
Scott's Poker Table :: View topic - Swing out drink holders.
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