Refelting tables

[Gear101]

 

[DeeDeeCues]

You want to see the work I do in the billards industry, here you go big boy...

Meucci original 80-6 rebuilt....

WOW someone wasn't nice to this cue.... waiting for it to ship.

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Oh, but it is much more difficult to glue cloth to a table, doncha know? Rebuilding tables is up there with brain science and rocket surgery.

Nice work on the table and cues.

 

[Gear101]

Oh, but it is much more difficult to glue cloth to a table, doncha know? Rebuilding tables is up there with brain science and rocket surgery.

Nice work on the table and cues.

Wish I would have know I could break the internet with a picture of staples in a straight row... right...
Only if I would have known.

 

[buckshotshoey]

Oh, but it is much more difficult to glue cloth to a table, doncha know? Rebuilding tables is up there with brain science and rocket surgery.

Nice work on the table and cues.

First you tell him brain dead people can "rebuild" a table? Then you say "nice work"? You both are morons.

 

[DeeDeeCues]

First you tell him brain dead people can "rebuild" a table? Then you say "nice work"? You both are morons.

When did I say that brain dead people can rebuild a table?

I simply said that it isn't the impossible task rkc makes it out to be.

Anyone who can do work with their hands can cover a pool table. If they have attention to detail, they can do a passable job.

 

[realkingcobra]

Never thought about taking pictures of staples... here's another.

Muecci Original restoration.

So I got this cue no the cheap side of the world. When I purchased it had plans on repairing it and using it as a break cue. Long story, but half way to sanding down the wrap, the damage completed tore out. Basic made a small whole all the way, so it exposed the wood. It was full of rot in that...

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Oh, you want to measure dicks do ya, well ok then! This is a GC1, i built it for a customer in San Francisco that needed a special kind of pool table. See, he only has a 1 car garage, and he needs the pool table moved out of the way every night when he parks his car inside. But everyday, wh wants to play pool when he pulls his car out. So the table has to be movable, the slates have to stay together, and it has to always be level when he plays on it.

So not only did I rebuild the table, design a 5 bolt per rail system, a 44 point leveling system, I also designed the table on a hydraulic lift system, on wheels, mounted to the frame of the GC1, so it could be raised up with one foot, turned and rolled out of the way for his car, yet rolled back in place to play on, lowered to the floor in the exact same foot print, and be level everytime!!! He's been playing on a dead level table now for over 6 years!!!

But nice diversion away from showing your hack work on those rails of yours!

 

[Gear101]

I give up... you win. I bet you get blocked on the internet all the time.

 

[realkingcobra]

When did I say that brain dead people can rebuild a table?

I simply said that it isn't the impossible task rkc makes it out to be.

Anyone who can do work with their hands can cover a pool table. If they have attention to detail, they can do a passable job.

Passable job?

How about building my own line of coin operated pool tables?

 

[realkingcobra]

I give up... you win. I bet you get blocked on the internet all the time.

I must have hit a nerve when I asked you to show your staple work on the rails and your pocket work, especially on an Olhausen which is child's play to recover

 

[realkingcobra]

When did I say that brain dead people can rebuild a table?

I simply said that it isn't the impossible task rkc makes it out to be.

Anyone who can do work with their hands can cover a pool table. If they have attention to detail, they can do a passable job.

This is what you get when you pay a cue maker to recover a Diamond 7ft coin operated pool table with Simonis 860HR tour blue cloth, $585!!!

Simonis 760 tour blue instead, spray glued bed cloth, a shit load of staples in the rails, yet still have puckers everywhere under the rails, and as if spray gluing the cloth on the slate wasn't enough, stapling the bed cloth to the plywood frame work, covering over the leveling system as well. The owner of the table is suing to get her money back, because she didn't get what she PAID for, and now the rails has to be recovered over again!

 

[realkingcobra]

When did I say that brain dead people can rebuild a table?

I simply said that it isn't the impossible task rkc makes it out to be.

Anyone who can do work with their hands can cover a pool table. If they have attention to detail, they can do a passable job.

My advice to cue makers is to stick with your cue business, because y'all suck at working on pool tables!

 

[realkingcobra]

I give up... you win. I bet you get blocked on the internet all the time.

Here's a couple of more tables I was instrumental in designing

 

[Gear101]

Wow look at that huge fold over a third of the way down that long rail....

Why do you even post in threads like this, thinking you are helping or hurting the board... I have an answer to that one.

 

[logical]

Oh, but it is much more difficult to glue cloth to a table, doncha know? Rebuilding tables is up there with brain science and rocket surgery.

Nice work on the table and cues.

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[realkingcobra]

Wow look at that huge fold over a third of the way down that long rail....

Why do you even post in threads like this, thinking you are helping or hurting the board... I have an answer to that one.

You joined AZB June 2021...wow, almost 9 months now, but still a small fish in a big pond

 

[realkingcobra]

Wow look at that huge fold over a third of the way down that long rail....

Why do you even post in threads like this, thinking you are helping or hurting the board... I have an answer to that one.

You must be to embarrassed to show the real work you did on your table, must not be able to tell the difference between your work or any other hack out here

 

[realkingcobra]

When did I say that brain dead people can rebuild a table?

I simply said that it isn't the impossible task rkc makes it out to be.

Anyone who can do work with their hands can cover a pool table. If they have attention to detail, they can do a passable job.

You must build passable cues, but not really in demand outside of the circle of your friends

 

[Bishop]

Oh, you want to measure dicks do ya, well ok then! This is a GC1, i built it for a customer in San Francisco that needed a special kind of pool table. See, he only has a 1 car garage, and he needs the pool table moved out of the way every night when he parks his car inside. But everyday, wh wants to play pool when he pulls his car out. So the table has to be movable, the slates have to stay together, and it has to always be level when he plays on it.

So not only did I rebuild the table, design a 5 bolt per rail system, a 44 point leveling system, I also designed the table on a hydraulic lift system, on wheels, mounted to the frame of the GC1, so it could be raised up with one foot, turned and rolled out of the way for his car, yet rolled back in place to play on, lowered to the floor in the exact same foot print, and be level everytime!!! He's been playing on a dead level table now for over 6 years!!!

But nice diversion away from showing your hack work on those rails of yours!
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All this supposed “engineering” yet you can’t figure out how to be a civilized adult when you’re behind a screen.

For whatever it’s worth my table has a 60 point leveling system. 10 for each pocket. Plus a built in wood burning pizza oven and a cork sniffing holder.

 

[Bishop]

Trust me I didn't pound anything as stated before, that's why the speed square works so good. Never push the featherboards all the way in.

Yes you made some statement about a stapling, that didn't sound very positive and there are no pictures of a staple in this thread by me.

What does he know anyway? RKC hasn’t pounded anything since the 60’s.

 

[realkingcobra]

All this supposed “engineering” yet you can’t figure out how to be a civilized adult when you’re behind a screen.

For whatever it’s worth my table has a 60 point leveling system. 10 for each pocket. Plus a built in wood burning pizza oven and a cork sniffing holder.

How many times have I told you, put the pipe down, and take 4 steps back