Hi guys!

I found this site while searching some new stuff in the net, hope this could help you.

http://newmagictables.com/

thanks!

Cool...thanks.

Some great looking tables there.

Mark.

I'm a bit leery of them myself. There is absolutely no information as to who owns and operates the business, and every picture you click on generates a 404 error.

The business is owned by Dennis Alm productions in Indiana.

Awesome site, I've been looking for a site with plans, I just wish it had a pic of what is going to be built

Thanks for posting this site. Rather than moving around all over the Internet, it is certainly helpful just to find all kinds of tables in one place only.

Is it inaccessible at the moment, or is it just me?
Nick

Ya there is nothing on the site right now. Says coming in March 2007 in small letters at the bottom. Danf, now I am going to have to try and remember to look back in March!

If you want to see the sorts of tables they were offering before the site went dark, go to Google and search on "newmagictables.com". When the results appear, just click the cached link instead of the main link and you will see any pages that Google has cached.

Unfortunately, you will only be able to view the thumbnails as the links in the cached pages will be broken. But if you dig around, and you are lucky, you may find some cached images as well.

Cheers,
Woodrat

Seems a bit over priced. The yellow rabbit folding table is under a hundred, new, on ebay express.

http://www.archive.org has this site cached.

I'm actually in need for some tables. However I cannot get the website to come up either, even the cached page link does not seem to have a server.

That would make me hesitant even if it comes back up...

We make some very sturdy tabletops that are impressively light weight.
you can see pix on my site or check out tom frank's pix/video clips.
he uses a large one. add a cheap keyboard stand for $20 or a restaurant tray stand and you've got a very beautiful and portable setup for elegant closeup or outdoors.

The Mark Wilson Complete Course in Magic has a good starting point of reference if you're a little inclined to make your own.

Nice tip on the Google cache, WoodRat!

Thanks...

Some Good info..

Thanks for the link adzimme!

Another good site to use... I like the fact they also cached the links.

Cheers!

The Justin Miller signature tables are now ready.
http://www.closeupjm.com
Justin N. Miller