Some old timers may recall my poker table building threads from a couple years ago. Well, my wife has finally asked that I sell my personal, prized poker table to make some room in our house, and a happy wife = a happy life. See the pictures below which you may recall from NWP in 2006. This table is located in San Diego. I hand crafted this table in my workshop using the finest materials available. I'm not interested in shipping it, as its a pain in the rear to build a crate for it. Local pickup only. The table details are:

88" long x 45" wide x 29" high; pretty standard dimensions, fits 9 easily, and we've played with 10 players many times.
All wood is oak, stain is Minwax Maple, hand finished with 8 coats of Zar gloss oil-based polyurethane.
This is a "racetrack" style poker table as you can see in the pictures, 8 stainless steel cupholders are built-in to the track itself. Track is about 5" wide
The covered playing surface is level with the racetrack - compare this to most racetrack tables that go with a much easier-to-build raised playing surface.
Playing surface is covered in "chocolate" suited speed cloth. This can be replaced - for instance if you want a dye sublimated custom logo on casino felt, like a Donk Down logo for instance
The padding under playing surface is 1/4" Poron, the most expensive and best closed cell foam product on the market
Continuous rail, vinyl covered with 65lbs high density foam padding underneath. No seams, wrinkles or stitches. Compare this to cheaper to build stitched rails, with lumps and generally shabby looking.
Table surface edge is decorated with hammered oxford decorative nails
Pedestals are octagonal, solid oak, with two fluted feet each, and a oak stretcher board in between.

I built this table in 2006 and its been in my living room ever since. I've played on it a total of about 20 times, and its still in perfect new condition. Price is $2200, but for donk down members, I'll sell it for $2000. Price is firm, so please don't offer less. I have about $1200 in materials, and probably 120 hours of labor in this table (to give you a sense of what it takes to build something of this quality.)

PM me if interested. Click on the thumbnails below for full res pictures.