Coming into the home stretch...

Got a lot done the last couple of nights, David and I have been busy squeezing in a Monday evening this week to boot!  We got so much done just gonna rattle it all off in list form.

• The top anchor system in place consisting of 4 carriage bolts counter sunk into the play surface with wing nuts.  This way the top is removable and modular!
• The top play surface cut outs have been made for the chip tray, bill collector, and no peek device.
• The Volara closed cell foam is installed and cut.
• Bill box and bill slot are installed
• The betting track / racetrack has had it's second coat of paint and will be getting it's first layer of polyurethane soon.

So really there isn't a whole lot left for the table at this point.  Still need to do the following;

• Install felt play surface and secure discard box, bill collection gasket, no peek device and toke box
• Install shelf in pedestal
• Install lighted blackjack sign, table lighting and powerstrip
• Finish betting track ornamentation and super gloss epoxy coating
• Secure arm rest to betting track.
• Order rules signage and display bracket
• Design and install back trim (maybe - this is kind of optional)
• Source over table lighting and install
• Buy barstools!  Getting a couple of stools for Christmas, but that leaves me needing 5 more - so cut me some slack and buy some stuff already!

And now for the pictures!

Oooh Shiney!  It started off red, but then I had to paint it black.

Bill box and chip tray

From the front

You can make the picture big to see my recently rescued and restored vintage velvet Elvis.  

Any ladies out there attracted to 40 year old guys who collect comic book toys?  Email me, we'll hook up..

Because one picture of a black piece of wood is never enough. 

I'm not satisfied with only two pictures of a black piece of wood, so here is a third.   Am i satisfied yet?  No... I can't get no satisfaction.  Because one Rolling Stones joke is never enough.

Tonights Amazon sales pitch - Things I would like to get on Christmas morning.