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<blockquote data-quote="KB9JMQ" data-source="post: 3492460" data-attributes="member: 1380">Well I put together a 4x8 table of plywood which I glued (liquid nails) down some dry-erase board that I got at Lowes. The table is knee high when sitting on a couch.I then built another 3x3 table 11 inches high to set in the middle of the big table. (The little table is removable.) I put my Tac-Tiles on this. It leaves plenty of room for books, drinks, etc. under it.Everyone loves the dry erase table for keeping track of everything rather than keep changing a character sheet.I plan on adding undertable pencil drawers around the main table but haven't yet.I like the idea of a lip around the main table but after trying it, I found out it wasn't worth it.Players couldn't rest their arms on the table edge if they wanted to.If you wanted to grid the dry-erase table I am sure someone will come along in a minute to say how to best do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KB9JMQ, post: 3492460, member: 1380"] Well I put together a 4x8 table of plywood which I glued (liquid nails) down some dry-erase board that I got at Lowes. The table is knee high when sitting on a couch. I then built another 3x3 table 11 inches high to set in the middle of the big table. (The little table is removable.) I put my Tac-Tiles on this. It leaves plenty of room for books, drinks, etc. under it. Everyone loves the dry erase table for keeping track of everything rather than keep changing a character sheet. I plan on adding undertable pencil drawers around the main table but haven't yet. I like the idea of a lip around the main table but after trying it, I found out it wasn't worth it. Players couldn't rest their arms on the table edge if they wanted to. If you wanted to grid the dry-erase table I am sure someone will come along in a minute to say how to best do it. [/QUOTE]

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