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Been a while since I had time to create something worth putting on LJ
Im fortunate enough, to be apart of a group of friends, that regularly meet up and play poker.
Being complete stat-junkies, we have kept complete records of all tournaments played, since the beginning.
We even made a clever point system that accounts for: Rebuys, Addons, opponents outlived, placement and wins.
Needles to say, the annual champion earns tremendous amounts of gloating rights,
along with the proper respect, and humbling submissiveness of all the other players around the table.
But what good is the admiration and awe-inspiring of the plebs, without a physical object to show off?
Rough shape cutting the mahogany with
Sanding the oak playing cards to equal thickness before they are glued together in a fan.
Alot of routing and sanding later, and I can assemble the parts.
Notice my temporary routertable. Will have to make a proper one in time.
I had to "cheat", and use a CNC router for the writing on the face-side of the cards. The wax coating actually make it a shade darker in the writing, so its a little more visible
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I finished it in time for our annual party, where the evil usurper "Bonde", commandeered it from its rightful owner.
I swear.. I could heard the oak cry softly as it was taken.
...
..
well, something was making crying noises at least.
Till 2014, game on!
/Sheisserick
Wood: Mahogany and dark oak
Coating: 4 coats of furniture wax
Joinery: Dowels and glue
Metal: Brass plaques
Im fortunate enough, to be apart of a group of friends, that regularly meet up and play poker.
Being complete stat-junkies, we have kept complete records of all tournaments played, since the beginning.
We even made a clever point system that accounts for: Rebuys, Addons, opponents outlived, placement and wins.
Needles to say, the annual champion earns tremendous amounts of gloating rights,
along with the proper respect, and humbling submissiveness of all the other players around the table.
But what good is the admiration and awe-inspiring of the plebs, without a physical object to show off?
Rough shape cutting the mahogany with
Sanding the oak playing cards to equal thickness before they are glued together in a fan.
Alot of routing and sanding later, and I can assemble the parts.
Notice my temporary routertable. Will have to make a proper one in time.
I had to "cheat", and use a CNC router for the writing on the face-side of the cards. The wax coating actually make it a shade darker in the writing, so its a little more visible
-------------------------------------------------------------
I finished it in time for our annual party, where the evil usurper "Bonde", commandeered it from its rightful owner.
I swear.. I could heard the oak cry softly as it was taken.
...
..
well, something was making crying noises at least.
Till 2014, game on!
/Sheisserick
Wood: Mahogany and dark oak
Coating: 4 coats of furniture wax
Joinery: Dowels and glue
Metal: Brass plaques