snooker table? help

[ADR147]

best advice keep the temperature in the shed stable and leave it as it is - its not going to fall down!

[garysnooker]

yes i think you are right is the case any good

[ADR147]

does not look like it would hold the cues safely so no i guess!

[garysnooker]

thanks for that i see your cue has gone up to 92 pouds the cannon cue looks nice if i win lottry satday i will beat gordon

[ADR147]

THE CANNON IS NICE THE ORME IS SUPERB FOR AN OLD CUE - IF THE YE OLDE ASH SELLS FOR £92 I AM RETIRING.

[garysnooker]

i think the YE OLDE ASHr is going down under

[ADR147]

its a possibility, there are three big collectors over there.

[garysnooker]

he seems to out bid most people over here proberly got loads money

[ADR147]

you mean gordon - he has 2 already!

[garysnooker]

cor he has 2 of them i wonder which cue he uses to play with out of so many

[tivoli147]

Rub some PVA wood glue in with your finger and clamp until dry. Any remaining gaps can be filled with Colron colored wax fillers. The cracks are natural shrinkage and unless the become any worse, I wouldn`t worry about them. I have been installing tables for 17 years.
Regards Chris

[ADR147]

i have no idea - i must ask him!

[garysnooker]

tivoli147 what kind of clamp do i need

[tivoli147]

I personally would use the plastic banding which you use on pallets. But that is because I have the tools for tightning these. If you can`t get hold of these, I would suggest the ratchet type straps which you may have seen. You get smaller versions of these which would be ideal. Alternatively you could cut out two pieces of wood to the profile you are clamping and use sash cramps.

[tivoli147]

Gary

You can get ratchet strap clamps here:-

http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-A...5mm-460399.htm