highly accurate pool table level. cnc.. instruction inc

PoolTable911

PoolTable911

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I am going to save a ton of money not having to buy Starretts anymore...lol Found this on E-bay.



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need to level you pool table spot on? here we have one of my own design products.

a cnc aluminium housed bubble level. accurate to 30 deg min... very accurate!

comes with instructions on how to level your pool table to perfection.(i should know, ive delivered and levelled over 5000 tables in my time in the trade.

yes you may find cheaper, you wont find better!

available with or without fixing holes.

chamfered underside edges so you wont mark your cloth!

will send worldwide, airmail.
 
PoolTable911 said:
I am going to save a ton of money not having to buy Starretts anymore...lol Found this on E-bay.



Funnylevel.jpg

need to level you pool table spot on? here we have one of my own design products.

a cnc aluminium housed bubble level. accurate to 30 deg min... very accurate!

comes with instructions on how to level your pool table to perfection.(i should know, ive delivered and levelled over 5000 tables in my time in the trade.

yes you may find cheaper, you wont find better!

available with or without fixing holes.

chamfered underside edges so you wont mark your cloth!

will send worldwide, airmail.
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any link where to get it?
 
n10spool said:
Try a shot glass with a white ring and place one in each corner.
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Holy crap, that's genius!

(I'm a bartender...I should know)

lol, really, though. I love this experienced based knowledge.
 
Wow, here is guy who is actually thinking of ways to verify work beyond the normal methods. Funny thing is I think he is on the right track. Pat has an open mind which is a key ingredient for improvement. I mentioned that I use precision ground blocks in a previous post and I guess I can show another way how I use them now. This is a Fell Precision level accurate to .0005. Picture says it all.
 

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You guys are spending WAY too much! I went to Wal-Mart, got a set of Tupperware bowls and a Sharpie Marker. You mark the level on the bowl and then fill it with water to the mark. I use 30 of them at strategic points around the table.

My system is accurate to the width of the Sharpie line with the ceiling fan off. LOL
 
are you kiddin ? sharpie line gotta be .030" or so, yet a starrett is
+-.0005" !!! maybe close is good enuf ??? BTW , how you get they level line in the bottom of the bowl to start with ?? I'll just hang on to the Starrett until rocket science improves
 
barefoot3zk5 said:
are you kiddin ? sharpie line gotta be .030" or so, yet a starrett is
+-.0005" !!! maybe close is good enuf ??? BTW , how you get they level line in the bottom of the bowl to start with ?? I'll just hang on to the Starrett until rocket science improves
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LOL Of COURSE I'm kidding! Just thought it was funny. BTW see my post in the thread about cutting rail bolt holes. You'll enjoy that one about as much as this. LOL
 
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