In each 'pie slice', draw a circle 1' from the right edge of the pie slice and 2' from the 3' semicircle lineĭrawn in the previous step.

Mark off a region 3' (or, equal to the width of your foam piece) from the edge of the semicircle.

This will be immediately in front of the dealer.

If you have the block of wood for a chip holder, mark off a rectangle in the middle of the flat side.

Slices, each of 30 degrees (or, 18.8' arc length) I recommend actually drawing the pie slices with the marker. On the top piece, divide the semicircle into 6 equal pie

There will be six 'betting positions' on the table.

(DON'T mark the bottom! - it will be visible.) Of each of the two sheets so you keep them oriented together. Once they're lined up, write 'TOP' in marker on the top If they're not a good fit,įlip one over to see if that makes them fit better. Line the two semicircles on top of each other. After the semicircle is drawn, cut it out carefully with the jigsaw. Pinning it to the middle of one of the long sides of the plywood, and swinging it in a arc, marking the This is best done by taking a 3' length of string,

Cut both sheets of plywood into 3' radius circles.

Artists brushes (for design work on the table top).

Power screwdriver (drill w/ screwdriver attachment).

Stencils (store bought and/or homemade) for tabletop painting.1 can of flat black spray paint (Not needed for moveable cupholders.).Several small cans of paint for tabletop markings.8'x3'x3' piece of foam (stiffer is better - size doesn't have to be exactly 3').8'x3' piece of 'fake leather' material.Red and green are the most common colors to use. 1 quart of dark stain (your preference - used on the legs).1 quart of 'brush-on' construction adhesive.1 box of wood screws - probably #8 or #10 and 3' long.6 3' PVC pipe couplers (Not needed for moveable cupholders.).2 sheets of 4'x8'x1/2' (or thicker) particle board or plywood.To the italicized notes in these instructions.

Moveable cupholders that slip under the armrest (like you see in Vegas,) pay attention If you prefer to build a table that uses the NOTE: Real blackjack tables do not have cut-out cupholders. Here are some pictures of the finished product: The total cost was probably around $75-$100. It took around 10 hours to build using only 2 people. Several years ago I built a blackjack table from scratch. If you have paid money for this information, please report it here. Notice: This page and its contents are copyrighted material and may not be sold without How to Build A BlackJack Table How To Build A BlackJack Table

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