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Hi, Just posting pics again of some of the tables I do, This is a Brunswick Treviso I did in Winston/ Salem NC 2 weeks ago, I drove it down there in a uhaul for the dealer I work for, 4 hr drive, 6 hrs to install and put together a pub table, 4 chairs and almost hang a wall rack, and then 4 hrs to drive back to Va. I would have taken more pics but the babysitter and the wall rack discussion worked on my last good nerve a bit too much that day.

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I re-clothed this table today, I originaly installed it last November with Brunswick Cenntenial cloth and in only 6 months they complained enough about all the ball marks that the dealer reclothed the table for them for free with Titan cloth this time. They really put a beating on the table and cloth in 6 months and I new this was going to happen fairly quickly, I dont see a problem with the cloth only that they picked the wrong color and never cleaned the table and they use a cheap set of balls and it is in a commercial enviroment.( a University based apartment complex )




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mechanic/player said:
I re-clothed this table today, I originaly installed it last November with Brunswick Cenntenial cloth and in only 6 months they complained enough about all the ball marks that the dealer reclothed the table for them for free with Titan cloth this time. They really put a beating on the table and cloth in 6 months and I new this was going to happen fairly quickly, I dont see a problem with the cloth only that they picked the wrong color and never cleaned the table and they use a cheap set of balls and it is in a commercial enviroment.( a University based apartment complex )




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It looks as if the color of the cloth change the color of the rails and pockets.
 
lol! No I didn't hang either wall rack. As a general rule for me unless someone is there to tell me the exact spot they want it I dont hang wall racks I only put them together/unbox.

I was going to take a pic of the way they hung the wall rack at the apartments but forgot about it til now.
 
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lol! No I didn't hang either wall rack. As a general rule for me unless someone is there to tell me the exact spot they want it I dont hang wall racks I only put them together/unbox.

I was going to take a pic of the way they hung the wall rack at the apartments but forgot about it til now.
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Tables look great as usual. I don't really hang wall racks either.
 
Today I set up this 8' Chestnut Treviso up at Wintergreen Ski Resort, 3 more to do this week then I am going up to NJ for a week or so.

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Today I set up this 8' Chestnut Treviso up at Wintergreen Ski Resort, 3 more to do this week then I am going up to NJ for a week or so.

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Well, I can see through all your pictures you've posted that you know how to move and set up tables, and how to install the cloth and level the same tables....but I'm still looking for the pictures that show you know how to actually work on the tables as well....like pictures of you changing the cushions, installing new ones, or some other kind of work along the same lines.

Nice work though, but very basic to all mechanic's;)

Glen
 
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Well, I can see through all your pictures you've posted that you know how to move and set up tables, and how to install the cloth and level the same tables....but I'm still looking for the pictures that show you know how to actually work on the tables as well....like pictures of you changing the cushions, installing new ones, or some other kind of work along the same lines.

Nice work though, but very basic to all mechanic's;)

Glen
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Dont take this the wrong way but is there something to be gained or lost by proving / failing to show you what I can/can't do? Thanks for the compliment on the work, even though any mechanic can do what I do.:rolleyes:
 
realkingcobra said:
Well, I can see through all your pictures you've posted that you know how to move and set up tables, and how to install the cloth and level the same tables....but I'm still looking for the pictures that show you know how to actually work on the tables as well....like pictures of you changing the cushions, installing new ones, or some other kind of work along the same lines.

Nice work though, but very basic to all mechanic's;)

Glen
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I'm not trying to knock your work...trust me, all I'm trying to say is for the most part the pictures you post show the beginning and end so to speak, but leave out the middle...what actually goes into setting up the tables you do. The pictures you show...to me are more like the front and back cover on a book. Be kind of nice to see what's on the pages once in a while:D

Glen
 
Yes, it's quite a climb. The pic is just after turning off of 151 onto 664, then it's about 3 miles up to the resort entrance and then 2.5 miles up to the top. I was up there on Tuesday and Friday last week and I always seem to get caught behind some kind of slowpoke going up, going down is kind of fun too in it's own special way, lol.

You guys race to the top only? A race back down would be a death wish wouldn't it? I think it's around 2900 ft, not as tall as the ones out west but plenty tall enough and exciting for this Ohio born Jersey boy for sure.
 
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