If you have a better way ...

[Dartman]

to do something regarding table work and want to share it here -

Do post pictures of the work
Do tell us why your method is an improvement over standard work
Do share the "how you do it" of your method
Do answer questions in a way that makes sense

 

[Cuephoric]

That sounds like a better way already! Way to go Rick! lol

 

[Dartman]

That sounds like a better way already! Way to go Rick! lol

When you think about it - posting a pic of clamps on a table doesn't show anyone very much or expand on why it's a better way to install cloth. That's one thing I have to commend Glen and Josh (and others, sorry can't remember all the good pic posting) for - they show pics from different steps along the way so you get a good visual of what they did.

 

[Cuephoric]

siighh.... finnne... I'll get a better camera and start trying to catch up with the boys. lol

 

[JoeyInCali]

What if I tape Glen and Donny working on my table ?
I'm gonna try to take pix when Donny does my table.
Glen for sure would not want to get him video'd when he and Donny replace my cushions.

 

[OTLB]

I guess, I thought a picture was worth a thousand words and most good mechs could figure it out. In the future I will be more detailed so anyone reading the forum can do their own work.

 

[Dartman]

I guess, I thought a picture was worth a thousand words and most good mechs could figure it out. In the future I will be more detailed so anyone reading the forum can do their own work.

You thought wrong, no surprise there.
It's obvious that the only reason you come up with off the wall bs is an attempt to compete with the better mechanics on this forum.

Your "ultimate gluing" thread could easily have been "another method to glue cloth" yet your obsession with putting yourself on a pedestal fell flat - again.
Gluing cloth is simple - why complicate it with extra steps that do nothing to improve the process.

You might reread post#1 and learn to present your ideas as a forum contributor instead of as a competitor.