Yes he should!!! Fantastic!!
Thanks, Honestjohn! All my felts are dye-sub, which means the ink goes all the way through the felt, so the print will never wear or fade. Expensive option, but completely worth it!
Unfortunately, it's local only.....or as far as someone is willing to pay me to deliver. Freight costs are ridiculous.....and on top of that, I would have to build a custom crate in order to freight. Not worth it.
Thanks Herb! I have a regular 9 to 5 job, so I normally save my poker table building for the weekends....so it usually take me about 4 weekends to build one table. I currently have 5 tables in que, so I've been working every night after work as well as weekends......I guess that's a good problem to have.
You can make one a month? WOW, it would take me a year or more to even come close,and it wouldn't be as good as yours.
It has been goodly while since I was there, transferred in 1974, spent a month in 1977, a lot did work on the floor, but that depended on what they were working on, a lot of the jobs that would be impossible. I would imagine things have changed in the cities, but I betcha that in the country they do things pretty much like they always have. All of the weavers I saw (not that many) sat on the floor, a lot of the carvers also, the furniture makers seemed to always stand, umbrella makers up or down depending on just what they were doing. At home the vast majority sat on the floor to eat. At the market place a lot of sellers also sat on the ground, with their goods in front of them; the sellers with booths sat on stools. Nice place, got along well with the people.
Maybe that table you cite was to gamble while sitting on the floor?
Nah, I'm thinking maybe his wife did it on purpose.
