3 week follow up after installing Velocity Pro cloth at Pool Sharks/Vegas.

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Well, it's been about 3 weeks since I recovered the 2 Diamond 9ft ProAm's at Pool Sharks in Vegas, so I thought I'd post some pictures of the cloth install I did...before I take the cloth off and replace it with Simonis 860 Tour Blue. There's nothing wrong with the cloth that it's comming off, it's just that John is having the Mosconi Cup players at the room on the 11-12 of Dec, so they wanted to play on the Simonis 860 Tour Blue...so, here I am again recovering these tables....DAMIT!!!...LOL...kinda sorta makes me feel like I did something wrong last time...LOL

Glen

 

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Maybe this will show as the picture.

 

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Second picture.

 

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Third picture.

 

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Fourth picture.

 

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Last picture.

 

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Simonis 860 reinstalled.

 

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Simonis 860

 

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Simonis 860.

 

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Simonis 860 Tour Blue

 

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Last Simonis 860 picture.

 

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If anyone wants to see my stapling...I know I'd ask...LOL

 

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Corner pocket again.

 

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Side pocket. If anyones recovered Diamond tables before, you know how hard it is to recover the rails...LOL

 

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If anyone wants to see my stapling...I know I'd ask...LOL

I wish i could get my corner pockets to look that clean with that few staples.

 

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I wish i could get my corner pockets to look that clean with that few staples.

DVDs...LMAO...and you owe me a rep point...LMAO...next time, 45 degree them side pocket extentions too...LOL

Glen

 

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I wish i could get my corner pockets to look that clean with that few staples.

You did a very good job of extending the sub-rails, as well as installing the cushion rubber. If you do this kind of work again, try using a 3" roller with a 1/4" nap...works very well, and not as messy. That belt sander is the nuts isn't it?...LOL, no technician should be without one!!! I'll be able to help you with the stappling shortly, as soon as this year is over...I'm heading to Simonis to get started with making the DVDs...anyone else waiting for me to deliver their pool tables after the first of the year, are just going to have to wait a little longer...because this project is going to get done!!!

Glen

 

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DVDs...LMAO...and you owe me a rep point...LMAO...next time, 45 degree them side pocket extentions too...LOL

Glen

Is this what you mean by use a 45 degree on the side pockets?



Please excuse all the Bondo. I think in the other pictures it is hard to see the angle of the wood because of the way the picture is taken.

 

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You did a very good job of extending the sub-rails, as well as installing the cushion rubber. If you do this kind of work again, try using a 3" roller with a 1/4" nap...works very well, and not as messy. That belt sander is the nuts isn't it?...LOL, no technician should be without one!!! I'll be able to help you with the stappling shortly, as soon as this year is over...I'm heading to Simonis to get started with making the DVDs...anyone else waiting for me to deliver their pool tables after the first of the year, are just going to have to wait a little longer...because this project is going to get done!!!

Glen

I was thinking about using a roller on the glue, but it was 3 in the morning when I was going to glue, so I just used what I had laying around. Those little spongy brushes work pretty well too, and they are cheap.

Belt sander is the best thing to come to billiards tools since the pneumatic stapler!! Can't wait for the DVDs to come out.

 

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Is this what you mean by use a 45 degree on the side pockets?

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Please excuse all the Bondo. I think in the other pictures it is hard to see the angle of the wood because of the way the picture is taken.

Yes, it is...that way it creates a relief for the cloth to fit without interfering with the ears of the pockets mounting.

Glen