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    Hello everybody again, I am back with some good news, I managed to get my first snooker table installed, I wanted to share some of the installation pictures with you.
    The table is Riley Renaissance 12ft
    Cloth is Strachan 6811 Tournament 30oz
    Balls are Aramith Tournament Champions 1G
    As I said before, this is my first snooker table, hope you enjoy the pictures.















    Last edited by khalilawwad; 27 February 2017, 08:36 PM.

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    Not working?:snooker:
    Current playing cue Trevor White
    3/4 ash cue

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    • #3
      I don't know what's wrong with the pictures not showing, but if you right click on image icon>open image it will show.

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      • #4
        I can't get any images to show and would like to see them.

        Why not try tinypics.com or similar?

        Where are you located?
        王可

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        • #5
          Looks like a nice room.

          I take it that's an extension or or is it part of the main house?
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          • #6
            Khalil , my friend , where are those pictures ?
            I can'nt see anything lol .

            Welcome to TSF btw ,

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            • #7
              On another note , I think you need 10 Posts before you can complete that kind of operations on this forum .

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              • #8
                Stapled on cloths is not the correct way to fit a bed cloth to a Traditional designed billiard / snooker 5/8th tacks with heads tacked in not fully home so that future re-stretching and re-covering you can take off the bed cloth without damage and ease .
                it has been done like this the traditional way for years , the way they have fitted it is like an american pool table bed cloth .
                you may say whats the difference , as a time served billiards fitter who has to take this cloth off for a re-stretch who will be cursing that it takes 6 times longer to take off and remove every staple

                I take it that you are not in based the UK ?

                have a word with your fitters and ask them why they use staples to fit snooker bed cloths .
                there is a reason as explained why you should not .

                apart from that it looks ok .
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                • #9
                  Clearly you can see the images, Geoff. I can't.
                  王可

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                  • #10
                    Originally Posted by philip in china View Post
                    Clearly you can see the images, Geoff. I can't.
                    Right hand click with your mouse on each image and then click open in new tab and you can see them individually.
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                    • #11
                      Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
                      Right hand click with your mouse on each image and then click open in new tab and you can see them individually.
                      Marc, what image are you talking about ?

                      Are you actually saying that you're able to see those images ?

                      Than why we can'nt see it ?
                      obviously is sumthing wrong here.

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                      • #12
                        Originally Posted by Geoff Large View Post
                        Stapled on cloths is not the correct way to fit a bed cloth to a Traditional designed billiard / snooker 5/8th tacks with heads tacked in not fully home so that future re-stretching and re-covering you can take off the bed cloth without damage and ease .
                        it has been done like this the traditional way for years , the way they have fitted it is like an american pool table bed cloth .
                        you may say whats the difference , as a time served billiards fitter who has to take this cloth off for a re-stretch who will be cursing that it takes 6 times longer to take off and remove every staple

                        I take it that you are not in based the UK ?

                        have a word with your fitters and ask them why they use staples to fit snooker bed cloths .
                        there is a reason as explained why you should not .

                        apart from that it looks ok .
                        I live in Romania, I contacted the best company in Romania that fits snooker tables, and I did ask them about using the stapless, as I saw on youtube that most people use tacks, but they said that it doesn't make any difference, and that's how they do the work, I am sure that you are right and they are wrong. but unfortunately I didn't have a choice.

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                        • #13
                          Originally Posted by Shockerz View Post
                          Looks like a nice room.

                          I take it that's an extension or or is it part of the main house?
                          Thanks, it's part of the main house, at the basement floor, it's my new home in which I will be moving in 2 days.

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                          • #14
                            Sorry for the late reply, but I was at work, I will try it right away.

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                            • #15
                              Pictures

                              Hope they will do work this time.














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