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How to Make a Folding Gaming Table for Wargaming or Board Games

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In todays video I show you how to make a folding gaming table for miniature wargaming or board games.

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How to Make a Folding Gaming Table for Wargaming or Board Games

10 thoughts on “How to Make a Folding Gaming Table for Wargaming or Board Games”

  1. Brilliant job on the table bud. What size wook are u using for the bottom section of the table at 4:07

  3. Just catching up on some of your videos so a bit late to this party, sorry. Great build, looks very achievable for someone with minimal skills too. You must have been proud when it all came together at the end. Good job! Did you add the magnetised end pieces or another coat of paint? Personally, I find the black a bit too much but it's your table, not mine so that's not a criticism, just an observation.

  4. Well done, this is excellent! This is the best design I've seen for a folding gaming table. I would like to make one very similar but I may see if I can add a foot to the center for extra room for large board games, bigger battles, etc. Thanks for making the video!

  5. personally, I would have used plywood instead of MDF, covered the cork with green felt, and then stained the wood rather than paint…. but that's just my preferences.

  6. honestly, that's it? 15-minute video for this? I will say though good design however you need to edit the video and remove at least half of the chitchat about the wood lol.

  7. Just found this video by you because i want to build a table for myself and yours is the perfect one for my situation. Is their any chance to get the plans? Would like to build one myself.

    Thanks already for the video you the table looks great.

  8. Very nice video. I enjoyed watching it and cool design, especially with the double leg brace to support the folding sections. I’ve built a log cabin and a fully working bar to be my gaming area and I’m thinking a folding gaming table could be a cool next project but it would be SO specific to my situation as I’d want to place it on top of the pub tables so I don’t have to remove them every time we set up for a game of Warhammer!

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