At age 16 my neighbors son bought a table and dis-assembled it, and reassembled in his room perfectly in not even a full day. The table has been played on many-a-hours and the seams are perfect. The felt is tight and perfect. This job is not hard.
Table installation is not hard. Even the moving of them, people like realcobra think they're masters of the trade.. a monkey can do it. A somewhat intelligent human can do it perfectly.
Don't use bee's wax in Florida or other hot areas if the table isnt air conditioned always.
Use bondo filling, Ive seen grout type stuff used as well. As long as it fills the seams and you can scrape it level and make it smooth it willw ork!
And we thank you for your support!:wink:
Table Mechanics- repairing hackwork in every timezone, continent and stratosphere since the invention of the do-it-yourself-manual from sears!:grin:
And for the record, if you have to "fill" the seams, you need to find a new job. The purpose in "sealing" the seams is not to fill in and cover bad work, but to ensure a completely flat, smooth, uninterupted playing surface.
Not always required, but always done because it's part of what we do.
And the first time you get a table that doesn't slap together from a box, you'll understand the difference in getting the experienced knowledge, from the frustrating experience of dealing with imbeciles.
At age 16 I could take apart and build a table too, but the difference is.....
that was 20 years ago! lol:grin-square:
Good luck with the billiards table dblcross,if you have any questions, there is always someone around that can help point you in the right direction.
Give me a call if you don't want to log in, I'm almost always near the phone.
Somewhere.lol
