I did this today in the showroom of the Brunswick dealer I work for. Its an 8' Providence w/olive centennial cloth. I will be adding more pics of this weeks tables daily.
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Hi Cuephoric, I needed the atta boy today. I set this 8' Mission w / Merlot Centennial cloth up last month, the cloth had a few burrs/snags in it that were in the middle of the playfield ,so today I thought I could just swap the bedcloth but no I had to re-cloth the entire table bed/rails because the colors were slightly different.
Tommorow's table is an internet special from Brazzo Billiards, anyone install one of these?
Tommorow's table is an internet special from Brazzo Billiards, anyone install one of these?
pm me, since you're using staples, and I'll send you some pics on how to get the waves out of the cuffs in the pockets.
Everything else looks clean....love those tables- classy and dress up any room they go in.:wink:
Look on the bright side.... they didn't change their mind and ask for BRIGHT pink with Zebra striped rails!
Or vice versa!
Everything else looks clean....love those tables- classy and dress up any room they go in.:wink:
Look on the bright side.... they didn't change their mind and ask for BRIGHT pink with Zebra striped rails!
Or vice versa!
The cuffs dont look quite as bad in natural light, I do need to get some more of the plumbers tape Glen uses.
I did this internet special today. It took 4 hrs 45 mins. Once I got the frame together and tied everything together and lined everything up and then tightned everything down it ended up being a pretty solid table. The frame was kind of a pain, it was a six piece slate liner table with framed slate, my favorite.
I did this internet special today. It took 4 hrs 45 mins. Once I got the frame together and tied everything together and lined everything up and then tightned everything down it ended up being a pretty solid table. The frame was kind of a pain, it was a six piece slate liner table with framed slate, my favorite.
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Is there enough room around that last table to even play? The space looks a little tight.
There was enough room on the ends but only 38" on the side. Today I boxed and crated up this 7' Bradford for a move to Germany.
When we had our store in TN we were getting $125 just to disassemble a table for moving. No boxing or crating.
Moving company did that as ultimately they were responsible for any damage claims. Just thought I'd share.
Hi Rick. Thanks for the info I did this for $300 . I also charge $125 to break down a table. I cant always box up the tables due to a shortage of boxes, like now.
I have a 9 ft Gibson to breakdown in two weeks, I only have to crate the slate and the moving co. is doing the rest ,just like you said. Good thing, thats alota table to find boxes for.
p.s. I have a customer from S. Boston Va , he should be ordering a piece of cloth pretty soon.
I have a 9 ft Gibson to breakdown in two weeks, I only have to crate the slate and the moving co. is doing the rest ,just like you said. Good thing, thats alota table to find boxes for.
p.s. I have a customer from S. Boston Va , he should be ordering a piece of cloth pretty soon.
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