I'm sure we've all been there as kids, levelling our six-foot tables with coffee coasters shoved under the legs, but how do the pros do it? I'm assuming the legs have adjustable feet, but this is only a guess.
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postsnooker tables tend not to have adjustable legs. you see disks under the foot like big coasters
Don't know what material they are though, cardboard
Do they also have cut down cues for when the walls get in the way?"Kryten, isn't it round about this time of year that your head goes back to the lab for retuning?"
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Originally Posted by thommo335 View PostPlywood shims under the table legs allow the frame to be levelled where the floor is uneven before the slates go on. one less thing to correct if you know the frame is right first."Kryten, isn't it round about this time of year that your head goes back to the lab for retuning?"
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only some tables have "adjustable muttons" (the cross beams) or they can be converted to this, that allows for under slate adjustment; if the table does not have this system (most) then shims are used but I think to a lesser extent than used under the feet
If I recall what Geoff has said in the pastUp the TSF! :snooker:
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