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Thanks! Thats what im looking for.

There are two types of slate shape. One with cut corners is nice and i can stretch cloth tight. Second one is without cut corners and when you stretch cloth tight corners overstretch it and leaving those lines. So loose cloth without stretch marks or tight cloth with them. Or cut them off of...

Dont buy it! 0.4(something)mm/m thats a scam. regular home depo is 0.5mm/m I use 0.01m/m for tables like 40x + more accurate then this one in amazon. Standart for 12ft pyramid table is 0.01 in one direction and 0.015 in other. Pool is 0.02mm/m and snooker is same 0.01mm/m

Not this one- for russian pyramid, next is Brunswick Glenwood design if i manage to make it then Diamond from complexity is in middle. There is high probability will going to offer custom handmade pockets.

This one i wont forget. Just started working with tables. Went over half contry to client to change cloth for pub type table, cloth holds with glue. As i removed cloth from slate corner of slate broke into pieces and felt into my arms. No shops near. All i got is bison contact glue into aerosol...

If you can wait few months. Im in learning process making them.

If rolling ball over the surface and ball is saying table is straight, its 0.06mm/m in worst place. Im going for 0.01 or less if possible. Till today from i got leveler worst is 0.03 for wood chip frame. difference between 0.06 and 0.01 or less maby time, i can get even slower ball rolling...

Why not! Issue im from Latvia.

I got bubble level with precision 0.01mm/m and it's also calibrated once a year or when it starts to show wrong. Asked chatgpt to read this forum and found measurements. He's a answer. Max allowable error (slate levelness) Professional / Tournament spec (Diamond, Brunswick GC, 3-piece...

I have glued rubber inside, and anti vibration sheets glued under. From car audio, rubber with metal.

One blade for wood and one for stone as stone damages the blade.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some clarity on this topic. Let’s start with slate precision. What’s the maximum acceptable error? For me, anything more than 0.02 mm/m is already too much. Normally I aim for less than 0.01 mm/m, though I sometimes feel like its not necessary. I’m the only one...

I usually drill till i feel screw, and screwdriver and small hammer for end to clean. If you got hexagon, torx type screws then switch to smaller drill and drill inside hexagon also and use something small to clean the rest. After change screws. Done many times.

Sorry for late answer.