Table no longer level...

[hdgis1]

Had a GC3 installed about 4 months ago and up to about a week ago, it rolled dead nuts perfect. Now all of a sudden it has a big drift to the left on the left side of the table. Not so noticeable on the right side but still there. Its on a concrete slab that has been settling for 2 years. Any ideas?

Chris

 

[Donny Wessels]

Had a GC3 installed about 4 months ago and up to about a week ago, it rolled dead nuts perfect. Now all of a sudden it has a big drift to the left on the left side of the table. Not so noticeable on the right side but still there. Its on a concrete slab that has been settling for 2 years. Any ideas?

Chris

have you had a recent rain storm, perhaps the wood absorbed moisture.

 

[Mr. Bond]

or it could be cold contractions...i dont know how chilly it is there

Do you have a decent level?

If so, check it and report back what you find out

 

[hdgis1]

Tagle is in climate c9ntrolled room right 18% humidity. Sorry....no decent level. Just a starett framing /evel. Thanks guys.


Chris

 

[Dartman]

Possible reasons - floor may have settled more, slate shims may have backed out, someone sat on the table.
Rule out a bad ball set and you'll need to relevel. Check for any loose table hardware.

 

[hdgis1]

Possible reasons - floor may have settled more, slate shims may have backed out, someone sat on the table.
Rule out a bad ball set and you'll need to relevel. Check for any loose table hardware.

i'll check for anything loose...

chris