Wyrmwood Modular Game Table: Cup Holder Fit Tests 

What are the card shelves?

Happy to help! Let me know if you want to see videos of anything else in particular. I have all of them except the screen insert (which is now discontinued) and the card holder (which I returned because I disliked it that much). I also have examples of each of the woods on component organizers which I can show closer up

Glad they helped! Hoping to make new ones in the near future after a bit of a hiatus.

Hard enough I wouldn’t worry about it too much but it is a possibility if you hit it just right. For that reason we normally put our cup holders on the inside of the table or my groups favorite on the shield apron as shown in this video. We do that with our group of four which gets them out of our space but still keeps them accessible. Wine glasses that’s a little less practical for so they often go on the outside of the long apron.

The weight isn’t an issue! I’ve put a 30oz steel tumbler filled with water and had no issues. (pint = 16oz so almost double the liquid weight)

Yes they are! I’ve never put anything in the cup holders that resulted in it failing because of the way it wedges the cup holder onto the surrounding wood when bearing weight. In other words if a cup holder ‘fell off’ simply from the weight it is bearing it would be a result of wood snapping somewhere which you’d have to really be intentionally trying to do. Example: Person trying to sit on a cup holder. (Future video idea?…)

Good question! Only things our group puts in holders without the insert regularly are wine glasses which don’t sweat since they are not ice cold. If there was a glass that was of concern I would be careful letting condensation gather too much too often as it could over time damage the wood. In summary, Win and doubt I’d play it safe and avoid wood to condensation.

I personally like the depth since they don’t really wobble or knock that much in practical use. Only in extreme cases of getting knocked has it been an issue and it has never resulting in anything falling out of a holder. Although I have had cup holders get knocked off the rail twice from sideways blows (1 chair and 1 hand)

@@ThePercOfGaming good to know. From my planning I need to handle taller big glasses , eg ice tea , and short ones , eg rocks glasses. So my concern , and that I’ll have to work out , is with the taller ice tea glasses , and their base diameter , how will it work. The sideways knocking is defiantly a risk , completely foolproof isn’t possible. I wonder if as I’m doing my table replacement if I don’t also just jank my old carpet floors and put in wood plank.

Black walnut

Is it the rustic or domestic? Thank you!

@@CrunchyMamathis is the standard black walnut. Their rustic walnut is more of a “butcher block” style made by smaller scrap pieces of black walnut glued together.

Wow that is weird!

For pint the small is best. The large allows for some wobble inside that’s not ideal. Although it works with both if you need to save money and buy just large. For what it’s worth we tend to use large more than small in our group.

Just backed mgt 2.0, my table will come with 1 large and 1 small as a promotion. I may order another small and another large. Usually just my brother and I playing games and we drink pints and an old fashioned

@@brentonbr13 congrats on joining the Kickstarter!

@@brentonbr13 I have the same mindset, I backed and will be picking up an extra 1 of each. I am getting the medium so I’ll be looking at 3 large and 3 small

Some people have created 3D print inserts for mugs if someone has a printer they could search the files online or join the mgt discord and ask for them.

I know this is late, but they now offer a mug holder version 😊

It’s never too late to right your wrongs. 😁😉