You’ve been a great help in getting this crap stable built. I’m trying to either locate a role to win craps table or have one built. I do not know if you might have any information on the glass top that is on them. I know they are the same everywhere, and it would be a great asset. Thank you.
BIRTCH ! OK ! STARTED PLAYING SATURDAY ( LABOR DAY WEEKEND) IN OKLAHOMA @ THE HARD ROCK HOTEL IN TULSA. CAME OUT A WINNER ! MANY THANKS TO YOU , & C.K. BECAUSE OF YA'LL, I'VE LEARNED ENOUGH SETS, GRIPS,& THROWS, & PROPER LANDINGS TO MAKE IT START WORKING. I HAVE TO MAKE IT WORK. THANK YOU !
Your table is so beautiful! I wish I had room for something so big. I built a small practice rig. So glad I found your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you so much for another super great video BT! I now have my husband hooked on your videos as well. Your information is so great and solid. Would love to bump into you one day just to give you a handshake and buy you a drink to thank you for all the great information you've shared with us.
Excellent info, BT! I just built a 8 foot table that fits in a small bedroom and made it so I can take it down in case we need the room for guests. So glad you mentioned what to use under the layout, I have been trying to figure this out and I went through a bunch of trial and error testing for the right bounce. For 2 weeks and hundreds of times disassembling and reassembling to try different combinations of various materials, I ultimately ended up making one side 1 layer of felt and the other side 2 layers of flannel (I tried 2 layers of felt and I didn't like the bounce reaction it does when it digs in with the dice edges, it's a completely different reaction than the casino tables, though I did not test the 2 layers by stretching them out like you mentioned). I used an adhesive spray to hold the material down and only slightly stretched them tight to get all folds and kinks out to make it to lay flat. Since I wanted to make it able to tear down, instead of building a table with legs to hold everything, I bought a 8 foot costco folding table that can be used for other things or fit in a closet should I ever tear this down so that was a good buy now we always have a extra table. I didn't even make any cuts on anything other than the felt and flannel, have the wood pieces cut to size at the store. I used 1 x 12 x 8ft boards to frame the sides, no bother with having chip rack or a rail (I cut a swimming pool floaty noodle and slapped that over top to protect arm / wrist from the wood edge)
UnknownScorpion wandering if you have any picks of your table. Your description is exactly what I would like to do. Curious about the table top. Thank you
Bone Thrower....you hand out more free information than I've ever seen and don't sell shit! I'm not only amazed by your generosity but it's very well appreciated. So thanks for sending me to the College of BT! And F the Haters you hit it out of the ballpark for tons of us that don't usually comment. Keep em coming and I'll keep watching
I really enjoy Bone Thrower's show. I want to practice my throw. I know a person can erase the casino's edge if he can throw the same way consistently and set the dice.
Hi BT & all you table builders out there....just finished the game top on the table I'm building. Here is a couple of options I used for the bouncy side and the hard side you may want to consider. Bouncy side I used 2 lb. Polyethylene 48" + 84" + 1/8" from the Foam Factory about $35. They have a lot of choices and they will send you 2" samples free before purchase. In the Northwest most of the tables are really bouncy and this stuff works well. I believe if I can master this side of the table I'll be able to handle any table. Hard side...I was looking for a microfiber material and found it at the local Jo-Ann's Fabrics. Again 48" + 84" Suede with a Sherpa backing $31. I was looking for something that would give me the hard table characteristic and reduce the noise when the dice hit the table. I think I lucked out because this under laying works better than I could have hoped for. BT...thanks for the table building video, you made it an easy build.
Forgot to add....you'll need a very sharp scissors or shears to trim the Suede\Sherpa for a clean cut. Box cutter or sharp edge will pull and shed the Sherpa.
Thank you BT for the info! You are an awesome dude and love watching your vids. I too agree that you throw better then I can imagine. Thanks and keep them coming!
BT, you know I appreciate all you do for all of us! My one question is in the sequence of building the table and securing it using screws. At what point is the best time to install the padding on the birch table top and then the microfiber table material? Also what is the best way to secure the padding and cover? With the long range plan of removing it and replacing it with a new cover when it starts to get worn. I will have to make myself a set of plans so I don't mess all of it up! Thanks again for all your help!
How many layers of felt do yall use for each side? In a newer video he said a black wool layer, felt layer, and display cover for the hard surface, and black wool layer, 2 layers of felt, and display cover for a bouncy surface. In this video he left out the black wool and just used a layer of felt and the display for the hard surface, and 2 layers of felt and the display for the bouncy surface. Just wondering which one I should follow
I've had many tables that I have built over the years that I've been on TH-cam. I've used a lot of different underlayment. Now on my current table I use vinyl and a old layout to get my hard surface.
BT, I built my table from an earlier video you put out. This video today goes into much better detail. It appears your earlier video was spot on with this one, actually. The main thing I always searched for was the dimensions on height and length and width. Also where to buy the table layout. You helped me immensely on your first video. Love it. Inexpensive and perfect "Regulation Table". Messing with Mark10. LOL. Seriously, it is all that I need to practice improving my game. I have both the hard end and bouncy end as you suggested. I practice everyday, intermittently. It is my passion to get better all the time. I am addicted to your videos. Is there a toll free number for help? Just kidding. Keep up the great work BT. By the way, that picture you see was my first generation table until I made one like yours. Much Much Better. Gotta Love It! Thanks!
Sledge, Can you tell me how you attached the felt lining and the top table cover? Did you use glue, screws, or staples? Thanks for the help! I trying to clean up my basement to make room for the table.
@@dbonnie24 actually, I followed Bone Throwers video on the dimensions for a 14ft table. But this is where I made my table very portable. I bought two sturdy white 6 foot fold out tables at Home Depot. You know the kind. With the height of the foldout tables and the plywood, it is just the right height. I bought two sheets of birch 3/4" plywood x 8 ft to lay on top, cut to accept the side rails and have the correct inside tub dimensions BT posted. I laid down black vinyl underlay, double for the bouncy end and single layer for the hard end and then my casino layout for craps sized for a 14 ft table. My rails set right on top of all of that. I just have my rails held in place with C-Clamps. 6 Clamps down each side and 2 Clamps on both ends, total 16 total. Nothing is screwed or glued on my table top layout. I screwed 4 alligators to my side rails like BT. I made my rails slightly taller that the height of the alligators. The weight of the rails and the C-Clamps holds the casino style craps layout cover in place perfectly. I love this set up. I owe it all the Bone Thrower. Reference BT videos for dimensions. Got the craps layout, alligators, vinyl from casino4u. Good Luck.
Hey BT, recently found your channel and find it very interesting, so much information to absorb. Was curious if you could do a short video on how to tell what kind of table you're playing on at a Casino. What makes a table hard vs bouncy & what do you do to determine that when you start a session at a Casino. Thanks man, keep up the great work!
Hey Bone thrower- you are the man!! I am building my rig just like yours. I intend to practice just like you said. I bought the cover, chips, dice. I will build it next week. I'll keep you posted boss.keep the dice in your hand
Do you have a plan for how to build the corner curves? I need to the measurements to cut the corners to the specs of a casino table. Thanks in advance! :)
I should have at least tried to video it, but last week I was at Sunset Station, and they took off the side rails, and exposed the table top in order to change the material on a table. It took no tools, just 2 dealers in the presence of the Box Man. It came off in one piece, and the layout material was over the edge, and stapled down with tension to keep it flat (Like stretching painting canvas, or upholstery). Many tables do, in fact, have some form of ridge, or edge in the middle, in order to interrupt attempts at 'sliding' (for those who don't know, sliding is an instant felony, and I know Vegas based sliders to took the team to Macau for a second visit, and did not get arrested, just instant back off at every table in town, making for a costly, short, frustrating trip). Marc, and all viewers, the only thing important is that the material the dice interact with is Casino material, and the height is correct for muscle memory, and lastly, you must have the diamond walls, rounded in the corner, all of which I see here. For those who visit, Spinettis (810 S. Commerce St., Las Vegas...make sure you are here, the other gambling supply store is across the street, and on Main, really visible. It just has had more owners than the years I have been in town, a real train wreck, don't bother going there.) has a former Casino table for sale for about $5k. I was just there, in the showroom about a month ago. They sell Diamond walls, $65 unit. Marcs' table takes 4. The table I was considering also needed 4. Also, not all the table layouts you will see are green, so if you get a good offer on yellow, blue, or red, feel free to grab it. Just so you all are not entirely in the dark, you hear Marc, and others say 'regulation' about a craps table and equipment. There is no 'regulation'. There are standard sizes, just no 'regulation'. Diamond walls, and dice both come in 2 different sizes, and can be used interchangeably. One of the house tricks you are not cognizant of, is the changing the dice trick. The different sizes are not immediately apparent, but it will change your throw. Just as when they maintain a table, the house may change diamond size in order to affect practiced, AP throwers like Marc.
HEY MAN I PLAYED THERE 1 YEAR AGO,AND THAT TABLE THAT IS OVER IN THE CORNER WAS PROBABLY THE WORST TABLE I EVER PLAYED ON IT FELT LIKE I WAS THROWING ON CEMENT NO GOOD SUNSET REALLY HAS GONE DOWN HILL,I MADE MONEY AT CIRCUS CIRCUS FRIENDLY STAFF AND VERY TRUE TABLE
Hey BT. I made a table per your directions. Would love to send you a picture but dont know if there is a way to do it. Love having it for practicing your throws and using your betting strategies.
Your table is GREAT. I remember when u 1st built it. Your table has come a long way and has paid for its self-many times over. The ONLY thing wrong with your table is it had a KC Royals LOGO. LOL I live in Vegas. I see 12ft tables 1500-3500. You can order a 12ft table from a company in AZ, but shipping would cost a ton if you can't pick it up. I found a really cool regulation 6ft table for $200 at a sale. Wish i could attach a pic. It is good for practice stick lf, rt. I have it setup so i can practice the long throw also. I have a 30in small stand I can rest my hand on for throwing other spots. I do need to get a 12ft table as most casino's in vegas I play have 12ft 1's. They have some 16ft tables I stay away from. KEEP up the GREAT video's.
Since birch plywood is so expensive, would a sheet or two of MDF work just as well? The reason I ask is because it seems like, and maybe I'm wrong, you're suggesting cabinet grade plywood because of it's smoothness. MDF is quite smooth and much less expensive.
Great description on table .. thank you for the videos .. if I may ask a question .. how did you make the corners to help them get round for the diamonds ? Getting ready to build mine in the next few weeks and want to make sure done right .. thx
Hey bone I was wondering if you can make a video on how to avoid certain dice combinations specifically it would help me most if you could show me how to avoid 1-3 dice combo but in general I think it could be very beneficial for those of your veiwers who play don't side and lay bets thank you for all the hard work and time you've invested in making us all better players
Bone Thrower excellent video on how to make it. I don't have the room for it where I live. Is there a way to practice without building a big table? Like a little practice box or something?
Somebody sells a throw box on Amazon. I don't have room either but wanted more than the throw box. Bought a 6' folding table that's the right height. Bought a pack on Amazon that has dice, felt, chips, and stick. The dice are no good. Bought a 6 pack of regulation dice separately. The felt is 36" x 6'. Not regulation but I don't have the room and it's better than a little box that isn't reg, either. Plan on making a throwing station stand to throw over at stick 1 and 2 positions. That's all I have room for.
@@donedeal2057 the felt pack was $42 and Costco folding table was $50. A non-folding table would probably be $30 , but I still want to be able to break it down. Also the store BT got his felt from is awesome. Found it after I already bought this felt. I'll get one of there felts after I wear this one out. Just cut it to fit my table. Good luck man.
BT, another question I have is when you apply the felt on top of the birch do you attach the felt using screws, glue, or staples? If you're going to have to remove and replace you have to se something that can be removed without damaging the felt or the new fiber covering.
I tried your 2, 4, 4,,2 dice set this past weekend at the casino, I rolled at least 10 times every roll. I’m now watching all your videos. You are the man!!!!
BT, I have another question on the Birch plywood. You said make it 44" wide. Doesn't the sheets normally come in 48" wide? That would mean you're saying to cut the Birch table top down 4" to 44". I hope I have that info correct! Thanks again for your info and being such a great and caring guy!!!
What is the length of the boxes you have on each end? Inside is 44" for the playing surface but what is the total box size? Thanks. Your info is amazing. Building mine now...
@@bonethrower1957 thanks for the reply... I watch everything you and CK out out. Table has been but for 3 weeks now and have been practicing non stop. I have thrown back to back 50+ throws using your info but I have a question??? I am getting to where I am throwing in the high teens consistently but then all of a sudden I will throw 2 and out for 5-6 sessions and then below ten for several more. I don't believe it's random as I believe in dice control. Any ideas as to why this is happening??
Hey BT, did you use 1/2" or 3/4" birch plywood? Also what is the distance from the end of the pass line to the diamond wall? Is it the same all the way around or are the ends further than the long sides of the table?
Hey BT, you mentioned that the end rail 2x6's are 44"s finished but the birch ply is 48"s wide. Does this mean you will have 2"s of the birch top hanging over each side rail?
I heard you say we need to buy two sheets of 4x8 birch plywood. Is that because you laid 2 sheets, one on top of the other, to make the table surface? And if so are they both 3/4 inches thick? Thanks in advance.
I used 12"'s but I took the long route and made Kerf (spl) cuts so I was able to wrap the board around the corner where I think BT's table the corners are square and he rounded the corners by cutting the curve into a board and placing them in the corners. If I had to do it over again I would not mess with Kerf cuts.
I was hung up on what to do with the corners for quite a bit of my planning and couldn't move forward with buying anything till I figured it out cuz I was hung up on it being a big deal. I finally decided to give up trying to do anything with kerfs or making something for the corners. Just proceed to make your rectangle frame, when you put the diamond rubber backing in it automatically curves and makes the corner. You can somewhat adjust it by how much slack you push in the corner or how tight you pull it before you attach it. The void in the corner doesn't matter, you can leave it or figure something out with topping it once you get it set.
Hey BT, at the 10:50 mark on the video I can see white fabric under your rails. Is this part of the layout material or is it something else added to the felt that goes underneath the layout?
@@bonethrower1957 One layer of felt.?. Two layers on bouncy end.?. I guess Im not sure of the thickness of said felt. I have a layout from casino4you but cant find felt that thickness for underlay.
I just bought my layout from Casino 4 you and they sending me layer of vinyl that they said was being used for the underlayment for the tables. One full sheet for table and half piece to use for the bouncy side. Will let you know how it all works out!
Thank u BT, this is just what I was looking for to build my craps table. Keep on making your videos, u have taught us so much about how to win at this game.
Good info... will have to see about doing this if I ever settle in somewhere.
Neoprene is also a good option. Vegas uses it on a lot of their tables
You’ve been a great help in getting this crap stable built. I’m trying to either locate a role to win craps table or have one built. I do not know if you might have any information on the glass top that is on them. I know they are the same everywhere, and it would be a great asset. Thank you.
Great job on tha table. I was scared to make a table, but after seeing this table - I will give it a go within the year. Thanks.
BIRTCH ! OK ! STARTED PLAYING SATURDAY ( LABOR DAY WEEKEND) IN OKLAHOMA @ THE HARD ROCK HOTEL IN TULSA. CAME OUT A WINNER ! MANY THANKS TO YOU , & C.K. BECAUSE OF YA'LL, I'VE LEARNED ENOUGH SETS, GRIPS,& THROWS, & PROPER LANDINGS TO MAKE IT START WORKING. I HAVE TO MAKE IT WORK. THANK YOU !
Your table is so beautiful! I wish I had room for something so big. I built a small practice rig. So glad I found your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you so much for another super great video BT! I now have my husband hooked on your videos as well. Your information is so great and solid. Would love to bump into you one day just to give you a handshake and buy you a drink to thank you for all the great information you've shared with us.
Excellent info, BT! I just built a 8 foot table that fits in a small bedroom and made it so I can take it down in case we need the room for guests. So glad you mentioned what to use under the layout, I have been trying to figure this out and I went through a bunch of trial and error testing for the right bounce. For 2 weeks and hundreds of times disassembling and reassembling to try different combinations of various materials, I ultimately ended up making one side 1 layer of felt and the other side 2 layers of flannel (I tried 2 layers of felt and I didn't like the bounce reaction it does when it digs in with the dice edges, it's a completely different reaction than the casino tables, though I did not test the 2 layers by stretching them out like you mentioned). I used an adhesive spray to hold the material down and only slightly stretched them tight to get all folds and kinks out to make it to lay flat.
Since I wanted to make it able to tear down, instead of building a table with legs to hold everything, I bought a 8 foot costco folding table that can be used for other things or fit in a closet should I ever tear this down so that was a good buy now we always have a extra table. I didn't even make any cuts on anything other than the felt and flannel, have the wood pieces cut to size at the store.
I used 1 x 12 x 8ft boards to frame the sides, no bother with having chip rack or a rail (I cut a swimming pool floaty noodle and slapped that over top to protect arm / wrist from the wood edge)
UnknownScorpion wandering if you have any picks of your table. Your description is exactly what I would like to do. Curious about the table top. Thank you
I'm building mine now this video is very helpful thanks for making it with all the details...
Bone Thrower....you hand out more free information than I've ever seen and don't sell shit! I'm not only amazed by your generosity but it's very well appreciated. So thanks for sending me to the College of BT! And F the Haters you hit it out of the ballpark for tons of us that don't usually comment. Keep em coming and I'll keep watching
I would buy a hat or a shirt from him
@@donedeal2057 I would too lol
I really enjoy Bone Thrower's show. I want to practice my throw. I know a person can erase the casino's edge if he can throw the same way consistently and set the dice.
great information !.
how thick is the felt and what kind is it, wool or synthetic?
thank you.
:)
Thank you sir for the advice and help.
I was looking at tables. Thanks for saving me on buying a new one. I will be building my own.
Excellent! Your videos are great, and well appreciated.
what about the curves in corner. thanks
Hi BT & all you table builders out there....just finished the game top on the table I'm building. Here is a couple of options I used for the bouncy side and the hard side you may want to consider. Bouncy side I used 2 lb. Polyethylene 48" + 84" + 1/8" from the Foam Factory about $35. They have a lot of choices and they will send you 2" samples free before purchase. In the Northwest most of the tables are really bouncy and this stuff works well. I believe if I can master this side of the table I'll be able to handle any table.
Hard side...I was looking for a microfiber material and found it at the local Jo-Ann's Fabrics. Again 48" + 84" Suede with a Sherpa backing $31. I was looking for something that would give me the hard table characteristic and reduce the noise when the dice hit the table. I think I lucked out because this under laying works better than I could have hoped for.
BT...thanks for the table building video, you made it an easy build.
Forgot to add....you'll need a very sharp scissors or shears to trim the Suede\Sherpa for a clean cut. Box cutter or sharp edge will pull and shed the Sherpa.
Thank you BT for the info! You are an awesome dude and love watching your vids. I too agree that you throw better then I can imagine. Thanks and keep them coming!
BT you are the O.G. your lessons are really improving my Enjoyment of the game . thanks for letting us into your world!!!
44” I thought a sheet was 48” wide . Did you cut it down to 44” ?
The playing surface is 44. After you put on your railing. The sheet is 48.
The best thing about your table is: Made in the USA by The BONE THROWER.
Where did you buy the microfiber felt at
From, Casino 4 you.
BT, you know I appreciate all you do for all of us! My one question is in the sequence of building the table and securing it using screws. At what point is the best time to install the padding on the birch table top and then the microfiber table material? Also what is the best way to secure the padding and cover? With the long range plan of removing it and replacing it with a new cover when it starts to get worn. I will have to make myself a set of plans so I don't mess all of it up!
Thanks again for all your help!
How high is the tabel surface
29 in.
What did you put the table top on? Wood? Did you place vinyl under the table top?
I used Particle board. It's harder than plywood and won't warp. And yes I put vinyl as a under layment.
How many layers of felt do yall use for each side? In a newer video he said a black wool layer, felt layer, and display cover for the hard surface, and black wool layer, 2 layers of felt, and display cover for a bouncy surface. In this video he left out the black wool and just used a layer of felt and the display for the hard surface, and 2 layers of felt and the display for the bouncy surface. Just wondering which one I should follow
I've had many tables that I have built over the years that I've been on TH-cam. I've used a lot of different underlayment. Now on my current table I use vinyl and a old layout to get my hard surface.
Ok thanks, how about for the bouncy side?
This dude is genuine. I would love to throw dice with this guy one day.
Same
I know its been 2yrs but can i find out dimensions
How far is the pass line is from the back wall and side wall
I think the measurements are different 🤔 in casinos. But generally they around 10 inches from wall.
BT, I built my table from an earlier video you put out. This video today goes into much better detail. It appears your earlier video was spot on with this one, actually. The main thing I always searched for was the dimensions on height and length and width. Also where to buy the table layout. You helped me immensely on your first video. Love it. Inexpensive and perfect "Regulation Table". Messing with Mark10. LOL. Seriously, it is all that I need to practice improving my game. I have both the hard end and bouncy end as you suggested. I practice everyday, intermittently. It is my passion to get better all the time. I am addicted to your videos. Is there a toll free number for help? Just kidding. Keep up the great work BT. By the way, that picture you see was my first generation table until I made one like yours. Much Much Better. Gotta Love It! Thanks!
Sledge, Can you tell me how you attached the felt lining and the top table cover? Did you use glue, screws, or staples? Thanks for the help! I trying to clean up my basement to make room for the table.
@@dbonnie24 actually, I followed Bone Throwers video on the dimensions for a 14ft table. But this is where I made my table very portable. I bought two sturdy white 6 foot fold out tables at Home Depot. You know the kind. With the height of the foldout tables and the plywood, it is just the right height. I bought two sheets of birch 3/4" plywood x 8 ft to lay on top, cut to accept the side rails and have the correct inside tub dimensions BT posted. I laid down black vinyl underlay, double for the bouncy end and single layer for the hard end and then my casino layout for craps sized for a 14 ft table. My rails set right on top of all of that. I just have my rails held in place with C-Clamps. 6 Clamps down each side and 2 Clamps on both ends, total 16 total. Nothing is screwed or glued on my table top layout. I screwed 4 alligators to my side rails like BT. I made my rails slightly taller that the height of the alligators. The weight of the rails and the C-Clamps holds the casino style craps layout cover in place perfectly. I love this set up. I owe it all the Bone Thrower. Reference BT videos for dimensions. Got the craps layout, alligators, vinyl from casino4u. Good Luck.
Hey BT, recently found your channel and find it very interesting, so much information to absorb. Was curious if you could do a short video on how to tell what kind of table you're playing on at a Casino. What makes a table hard vs bouncy & what do you do to determine that when you start a session at a Casino. Thanks man, keep up the great work!
Hey Bone thrower- you are the man!! I am building my rig just like yours.
I intend to practice just like you said. I bought the cover, chips, dice. I will build it next week.
I'll keep you posted boss.keep the dice in your hand
Louie De Lorca hey, how did the table come out
Where is that update?
Not laughin.. I'm jealous. Can't fit a 14ft or even a 12ft in my space😥.. plannin on building an 8ft maybe 10ft just so I can play when I am itching.
Do you have a plan for how to build the corner curves? I need to the measurements to cut the corners to the specs of a casino table. Thanks in advance! :)
Love the dice in the aquarium!!! :)
I love the dice in the fish tank. So cool!
I should have at least tried to video it, but last week I was at Sunset Station, and they took off the side rails, and exposed the table top in order to change the material on a table. It took no tools, just 2 dealers in the presence of the Box Man. It came off in one piece, and the layout material was over the edge, and stapled down with tension to keep it flat (Like stretching painting canvas, or upholstery). Many tables do, in fact, have some form of ridge, or edge in the middle, in order to interrupt attempts at 'sliding' (for those who don't know, sliding is an instant felony, and I know Vegas based sliders to took the team to Macau for a second visit, and did not get arrested, just instant back off at every table in town, making for a costly, short, frustrating trip).
Marc, and all viewers, the only thing important is that the material the dice interact with is Casino material, and the height is correct for muscle memory, and lastly, you must have the diamond walls, rounded in the corner, all of which I see here.
For those who visit, Spinettis (810 S. Commerce St., Las Vegas...make sure you are here, the other gambling supply store is across the street, and on Main, really visible. It just has had more owners than the years I have been in town, a real train wreck, don't bother going there.) has a former Casino table for sale for about $5k. I was just there, in the showroom about a month ago. They sell Diamond walls, $65 unit. Marcs' table takes 4. The table I was considering also needed 4.
Also, not all the table layouts you will see are green, so if you get a good offer on yellow, blue, or red, feel free to grab it.
Just so you all are not entirely in the dark, you hear Marc, and others say 'regulation' about a craps table and equipment. There is no 'regulation'. There are standard sizes, just no 'regulation'. Diamond walls, and dice both come in 2 different sizes, and can be used interchangeably.
One of the house tricks you are not cognizant of, is the changing the dice trick. The different sizes are not immediately apparent, but it will change your throw. Just as when they maintain a table, the house may change diamond size in order to affect practiced, AP throwers like Marc.
HEY MAN I PLAYED THERE 1 YEAR AGO,AND THAT TABLE THAT IS OVER IN THE CORNER WAS PROBABLY THE WORST TABLE I EVER PLAYED ON IT FELT LIKE I WAS THROWING ON CEMENT NO GOOD SUNSET REALLY HAS GONE DOWN HILL,I MADE MONEY AT CIRCUS CIRCUS FRIENDLY STAFF AND VERY TRUE TABLE
Damn BT u can start making and selling tables . I would pay a 1000-2000 if u started building tables . Great video
Hey BT. I made a table per your directions. Would love to send you a picture but dont know if there is a way to do it. Love having it for practicing your throws and using your betting strategies.
Your table is GREAT. I remember when u 1st built it. Your table has come a long way and has paid for its self-many times over. The ONLY thing wrong with your table is it had a KC Royals LOGO. LOL I live in Vegas. I see 12ft tables 1500-3500. You can order a 12ft table from a company in AZ, but shipping would cost a ton if you can't pick it up. I found a really cool regulation 6ft table for $200 at a sale. Wish i could attach a pic. It is good for practice stick lf, rt. I have it setup so i can practice the long throw also. I have a 30in small stand I can rest my hand on for throwing other spots. I do need to get a 12ft table as most casino's in vegas I play have 12ft 1's. They have some 16ft tables I stay away from. KEEP up the GREAT video's.
I agree about the Royals logo, he should have a DODGERS logo up!!!
Since birch plywood is so expensive, would a sheet or two of MDF work just as well? The reason I ask is because it seems like, and maybe I'm wrong, you're suggesting cabinet grade plywood because of it's smoothness. MDF is quite smooth and much less expensive.
MDF is not a hard wood and will not make a hard surface table
Can you provide a link to the site where you bought your felt and cover and such
Thanks BT
Casino 4 you
I cant find a 14' layout with the big 6/8 bet.. even at casino4you. All the 14' are missing that bet :(
The 6/8 bet is not used anymore.
@@realdeal8409 my casino has the 6/8
BT thanks for all your videos watched them atleast 2-3x. For the bumpers what did you place behind them if anything?
Sorry, I don't understand what you're calling bumpers
By bumpers i mean the diamond green corners along the side of the table. If creates that little gap of space. Wondered how you made the cut for wood
BT thanks a million for the information. One question. What is the arch for the curves in the corner? Thanks again.
Tell you the truth. I don't know any degrees. I used a bucket to draw out my pattern on card board and than transfer to my wood 😂.
Im gonna do this, Amazon has a craps felt for $12, but i see you got the good stuff
Great description on table .. thank you for the videos .. if I may ask a question .. how did you make the corners to help them get round for the diamonds ? Getting ready to build mine in the next few weeks and want to make sure done right .. thx
Hey bone I was wondering if you can make a video on how to avoid certain dice combinations specifically it would help me most if you could show me how to avoid 1-3 dice combo but in general I think it could be very beneficial for those of your veiwers who play don't side and lay bets thank you for all the hard work and time you've invested in making us all better players
Bone Thrower excellent video on how to make it. I don't have the room for it where I live. Is there a way to practice without building a big table? Like a little practice box or something?
Somebody sells a throw box on Amazon.
I don't have room either but wanted more than the throw box.
Bought a 6' folding table that's the right height. Bought a pack on Amazon that has dice, felt, chips, and stick. The dice are no good. Bought a 6 pack of regulation dice separately.
The felt is 36" x 6'. Not regulation but I don't have the room and it's better than a little box that isn't reg, either.
Plan on making a throwing station stand to throw over at stick 1 and 2 positions. That's all I have room for.
@@mrkojak-ci1zm good looking out thanks
@@donedeal2057 the felt pack was $42 and Costco folding table was $50. A non-folding table would probably be $30 , but I still want to be able to break it down.
Also the store BT got his felt from is awesome. Found it after I already bought this felt. I'll get one of there felts after I wear this one out. Just cut it to fit my table.
Good luck man.
Thanks again good luck to you.
Hey you forgot one thing, how do you make curve in the table?
BT, another question I have is when you apply the felt on top of the birch do you attach the felt using screws, glue, or staples? If you're going to have to remove and replace you have to se something that can be removed without damaging the felt or the new fiber covering.
I staple down all my material. You're Wright you have to be able to remove it and put it back on.
You do know they sell 14ft 2+6 right? Hey but it still looks good brother. Can’t wait to make mine
Yeah, but I can't haul them.
I tried your 2, 4, 4,,2 dice set this past weekend at the casino, I rolled at least 10 times every roll. I’m now watching all your videos. You are the man!!!!
In tunica MS..
BT, I have another question on the Birch plywood. You said make it 44" wide. Doesn't the sheets normally come in 48" wide? That would mean you're saying to cut the Birch table top down 4" to 44".
I hope I have that info correct!
Thanks again for your info and being such a great and caring guy!!!
leave the plywood at 48" wide and set your side boxes 44 inches apart , leaves you 2 inches on either side to help support your side boxes
Thanks for the specs on table making.Im defiantly going to make 1.How many hours would you say you put into making it?
Starting to make mine this weekend thanks BT
What is the length of the boxes you have on each end? Inside is 44" for the playing surface but what is the total box size?
Thanks. Your info is amazing. Building mine now...
At my end. I didn't built any boxes. I put a straight 2 x 8 at the end. And cap it with a 1 x 4.
@@bonethrower1957 thanks for the reply... I watch everything you and CK out out. Table has been but for 3 weeks now and have been practicing non stop. I have thrown back to back 50+ throws using your info but I have a question??? I am getting to where I am throwing in the high teens consistently but then all of a sudden I will throw 2 and out for 5-6 sessions and then below ten for several more. I don't believe it's random as I believe in dice control. Any ideas as to why this is happening??
Hey BT, did you use 1/2" or 3/4" birch plywood? Also what is the distance from the end of the pass line to the diamond wall? Is it the same all the way around or are the ends further than the long sides of the table?
I use three quarter inch as far as the pass line distance to the wall they're different in all the casinos average would be about 10 to 11 inches.
How far away from the wall, on a 14 foot table, would you say is "Stick Right 1"?
The one spot on a 14ft table is 9 to 9 1/2 ft from the wall.
Bt or anyone know the best way to make corner radius.
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Hey BT, you mentioned that the end rail 2x6's are 44"s finished but the birch ply is 48"s wide. Does this mean you will have 2"s of the birch top hanging over each side rail?
Your side rails will sit over the 2in. Plus the 2x4 you nail on the sides.
most plywood is 48 inches wide did you rip yours down to 44 inches?
No. I used the whole sheet. When I put my rail on I put them 2in in on the plywood. I show this on y 5 video St called making a craps table.
I heard you say we need to buy two sheets of 4x8 birch plywood. Is that because you laid 2 sheets, one on top of the other, to make the table surface? And if so are they both 3/4 inches thick? Thanks in advance.
You buy 2 pieces of plywood because the table is 14 ft. Long.
Bone Thrower yeah sorry about that I went back and watched the video and realized that
BT what kind of felt did you use as the underlayment for your top and where did you get it?
That was on one of my older tables and I just used plain felt and you can buy it at Walmart.
I’ve been waiting for this!! Thanks! I don’t want to spend $15k, but I would to make me a player!
Thanks, awesome table. What are the specs / measurements for the inner corners / curve (the hook) and how did you make the corner?
I used 12"'s but I took the long route and made Kerf (spl) cuts so I was able to wrap the board around the corner where I think BT's table the corners are square and he rounded the corners by cutting the curve into a board and placing them in the corners. If I had to do it over again I would not mess with Kerf cuts.
I was hung up on what to do with the corners for quite a bit of my planning and couldn't move forward with buying anything till I figured it out cuz I was hung up on it being a big deal. I finally decided to give up trying to do anything with kerfs or making something for the corners. Just proceed to make your rectangle frame, when you put the diamond rubber backing in it automatically curves and makes the corner. You can somewhat adjust it by how much slack you push in the corner or how tight you pull it before you attach it. The void in the corner doesn't matter, you can leave it or figure something out with topping it once you get it set.
@@oldsuitman7762 yes its call the Hook its in is 1st vids
Hey BT, at the 10:50 mark on the video I can see white fabric under your rails. Is this part of the layout material or is it something else added to the felt that goes underneath the layout?
It's part of the layout
Thank BT
Thank you for the video BT!! I have one question. What's the measurement of the table legs? Length from floor to table top.
Thanks in advance.
My legs on my table are 28 in.
Are you taking orders yet? I’ll take one. Thanks
Hey BT just curious but why is your bouncy side 2 layers felt instead of closed cell volara foam?
I just used what I had. I don't know anything about the foam stuff.
I see you have gold panning bowls hanging on the walls.
Nice job thanks
Oh I have a question. You said 11.5" for the height of the box. Is that standard?
I really need your help where can I buy micro felt
Casino 4 you.
lol "I consider myself one of the best throwers... IN THE WORLD" ok then.
He throws them bones like he is.....Recognize
thanks a million description on building a table. cordless drill is in my hand
Bone, is the inner dimension 44inch?
Yes
Can I buy a table from you at your price?
What do you think of denim for underlayment?
I'm not for sure. Might be to hard.
I used a layer of flannel stretched tight
@@bonethrower1957 One layer of felt.?. Two layers on bouncy end.?. I guess Im not sure of the thickness of said felt. I have a layout from casino4you but cant find felt that thickness for underlay.
I just bought my layout from Casino 4 you and they sending me layer of vinyl that they said was being used for the underlayment for the tables. One full sheet for table and half piece to use for the bouncy side. Will let you know how it all works out!
Thank you BT.
Hi BT I am Singaporean like to be your Paterson but do not know how to go about need your advice
Where do you go to the casino I would like to go on days you are on the table
Thank u BT, this is just what I was looking for to build my craps table. Keep on making your videos, u have taught us so much about how to win at this game.
Ty.
Glad to see this video.... I did make one
Don't get it... If money can be made by practicing your craps game, why wouldn't you invest in actual casino equipment that's meant to help you win? 🤔
Danny M probably because you would be paying mostly for LABOR. Making a table is simple try it out!
BT where r u