Then what would you do for a 7ft?
Placing A Spot
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coolidge
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Aim the Hubble telescope at the table to zoom in.Then what would you do for a 7ft?
Thanks for the well wishes trent
you really improved my table
i do thank you for what you did
i hope all is well with you
you know where to find me....
Challenge accepted!!! I know will give me them "lessons" I will go down fighting to the end!!! I will keep ya posted on my next trip down there! WE sold a light in Oldsmar! Our first partner for the Intelligent Pool Table Light that I invented and have patent pending!!! We have a network of 7 locations around the country forming! We have more locations than we can use right now. one at a time. then refine!you know where to find me....
TFT
LMAO at people complicating such a simple and easily accomplished task. I've even heard of people using lasers to try and find the center.
A simple TAPE MEASURE is your best friend here.
Measure the distance between the long rails, divide by 2. Use that number and measure from the side and bottom rail and put a tiny dot on the cloth where they intersect. Place your spot very lightly, then measure to the center of your spot until it measures the same from the foot and side rails, adjusting as necessary.
A simple TAPE MEASURE is your best friend here.
Measure the distance between the long rails, divide by 2. Use that number and measure from the side and bottom rail and put a tiny dot on the cloth where they intersect. Place your spot very lightly, then measure to the center of your spot until it measures the same from the foot and side rails, adjusting as necessary.
Simple on AZB is not comprehendable, it has to be explained in rocket science before anyone will trust simple is betterLMAO at people complicating such a simple and easily accomplished task. I've even heard of people using lasers to try and find the center.
A simple TAPE MEASURE is your best friend here.
Measure the distance between the long rails, divide by 2. Use that number and measure from the side and bottom rail and put a tiny dot on the cloth where they intersect. Place your spot very lightly, then measure to the center of your spot until it measures the same from the foot and side rails, adjusting as necessary.
I have seen dudes bust out 2 lazer levels!!! I was shocked and happy with how easy it was for them. My way is simple too, but I definitely want LAZERS IN THE FUTURE> on another "complicated" issue, people did bust my balls about this one and i still do it my same way :LMAO at people complicating such a simple and easily accomplished task. I've even heard of people using lasers to try and find the center.
A simple TAPE MEASURE is your best friend here.
Measure the distance between the long rails, divide by 2. Use that number and measure from the side and bottom rail and put a tiny dot on the cloth where they intersect. Place your spot very lightly, then measure to the center of your spot until it measures the same from the foot and side rails, adjusting as necessary.
Its almost time to drop my levels off to Starrett for their annual/ish service, Anthol Mass is on the way to my place in Maine!! I get to tour the factory this time!!!! Covid stopped me last time.
TFT
they were done in about a minute and the spot was on there PERFECT. I think this is your solution from what you just wrote! : )Whatever makes you happy I guess. I'll always try for the most efficient and accurate ways to do things.
Use math…….Then what would you do for a 7ft?