Installing New Fabric on the Pool Table
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Hi Mr. Rain, Wow - this has been quite the undertaking and I am so impressed with the job you are doing. Your family room/game room/activity room that you and Heidi are working on creating "anew" is really going to be lovely when it it is all finished. What a fantastic gathering place for family and friends! I'm still thinking about the video you made about re-thinking your plans for the future. You two are making such great - and inspiring decisions. It's all about being close to family when it comes down to it! God bless, Mary
So true Mary and thank you!
Appreciate that Mary. There are so many directions and decisions to make in life, we don't like to be too hasty. At the same time seize opportunities while you can.
Good job my friend
I followed the same instructions, went really well, can't complain.
My table didn't have wood around the pockets so I couldn't staple there. So if that's the case for you, I would recommend to forget the felt doubling in the pockets and instead start gluing the felt in the pocket radius and then under table for the rest.
Just wanted to leave a thank you on this video also, all your videos on your pool table restoration was a huge help for me on my first one also. I wish I could post pics of mine to show you how much you helped me and it turned out so good. People doesn't believe that its the same table I started with. Thanks again and God bless
It would be nice if RUclips would allow photo shares in comments like other social media places do.
Very well done. Thanks for sharing your cloth install.
I do pool table installs and re cloths. The speed cloth used on the USA tables can be very challenging to install especially at the pockets. There is almost no stretch and it's very non for giving.
I've seen experienced installers struggle with the speed cloth.
Thanks again.
I just put up my first pool table and I’m very glad I found this video! Thank you so much!!
So glad Patrick's videos have been helpful!
You’re welcome, hope your project turned out nicely.
You're doing SUCH a great job with this pool table! You're a courageous man with confidence in his skills. I really admire that!
I have never seen a pool table dismantled and reassembled. Therefore, I have no tips or advice to give.
I do know ONE thing ... for the life of me, I never could figure out how a pool ball can sit halfway in and halfway out of the pocket.
My dad used to blow on it, and it would fall in. Then he would proudly exclaim: *Now THAT ... is DIRTY POOL!!!* LOL!
You guys are going to have a BLAST!
Hugs, love & prayers
This was my first go at it. That's funny about your dad's "pool skills" :D
Your whole pool table series has been very helpful to me. I went with felt because you were struggling with the worsted cloth. The felt was easy to work with, so thank you for scaring me away from worsted. :)
this was the most thorough and detailed video I found after watching many on the topic, for some reason this video doesnt appear at the top of the youtube search list when you search " installing new felt on pooltable" which im sureis why you dont have way more views! Thank you and Great Job!
Thank you so much for that! I read Patrick your comment, he appreciates your kind words. Maybe I should add "felt" to the tag words to help get it out there. This was a big project for him and his first time but it turned out beautiful and has had a lot of play already
Appreciate the nice comment. I just seen this.
As I've said before, I know nothing about pool tables, but I have upholstered many a wooden chair and stool. I would have left the spare fabric of in the pockets until it was all stapled to give me lots of leverage to stretch with.
Good idea.
Mr. Rain, you sure do excellent work I tell you!
Thanks, this was a slow and methodical process.
Thank you! This is the most detailed video I've seen. I plan on attacking my pool table watching your video.
O good! I do hope this is helpful! It was Patrick's first time but it turned out beautiful and has many hours of play already :D
Hope your project turned out nice!
I find doing narrower relief cuts 6 to 7 instead of 3 helps to finish the pocket smoothly and leave enough to wrap it under and staple in the area that you will be attaching the pocket and with anything the more you do the easier it comes to ya.
And for a 1st timer try really great effort ! Be sure and let us know how it plays
He did an excellent job and it plays great. Here is the final video in the series showing the finished product at the end:
ruclips.net/video/uHdxzrCL0c4/видео.html
i think it looks great
Thank you Eddie!
Don’t know one thing about billard....but for sure you will have to have it purrrrfect!!!😁😁🌺🐈🐇🐩...ask mrs Rain ..she will know how to do it....purrrfectly...
:D
A new player would not know this.
hi got a question I have brand new rail with rubber that has bounced off great but wheyi put cloth on it don't bounce do you no why driving me crazy
Great video..
To hide the staples in the pockets ... couldn't you cut another strip and super 77 glue it over the staples?
How do You get old glue off the side or isn't it nessary I scraped most of it. There is no wood under slate. It's a 8ft kassan
Anywhere you have ball play or ball contact you want “perfectly” smooth. With your table they may have used glue to stretch and hold the cloth or felt wrapping it around the bottom perhaps. I carefully studied how they put mine together before disassembled the table. Hope this helps.
Hi Patrick, if you need a bit more give would steam help?
I had thought about that but all my research didn't suggest the idea so I refrained. Stretching the fabric is like anything else, it takes practice and technique. Felt is easier to stretch than the worst cloth. Thanks for the idea!
Just bought some speed cloth for a pool table. It has a smooth side where you can see the stitching, the reverse side is slightly fuzzy, like a felt. Which way is up? I'm confused?
Smooth side up. Check out the video at around time stamp 3. Thanks and hope the best on your project.
Why don?t you try to moisten it a tiny bit the tissue will let go and give you some stretch part..for the pockets...
I thought about hot water in a spray bottle on a mist setting but didn't come across that technique anywhere in my research. It just takes practice and developing the skill to perfect it.
What do I use to sing the slate's things
What do I use to smooth out the slate scenes
I kniw you know what your doing...but when you stretch a cloth or else on a flat thing and you want it really well stretched ..you start in the middle of each side..than you work on each side of that middle staple on each side ..one on right all around ...next one on the left side of the middle one on each side..all around...etc etc til you get finish on all four sides that is the way you do painting canvas to have it really well stretched...
Right Angie. Securing the center on one end, stretching evenly to each pocket on the same end and securing, go to the opposite end, start at the center and secure the same way then work the sides starting at the side pockets.
Hi my cloth was laid about two weeks ago it’s simonis and now their are puckers on the long rail or ripples . The guy who laid it said it’s because of humility. How come it’s not all over then . I think he didn’t pull it tight enough ? Your opinion please ... ASAP
Humidity
It's not humidity. Your installer did not stretch it properly. With good technique, Simonis or any other worsted cloth are no more difficult to install than a woolen cloth. Your installer over stretched the cloth from front to back, and didn't use a lateral stretch along the length of the rail. They also stapled too close to their stretch point. While you're working the length of the rail, if you stretch about an inch ahead of where you're stapling, the cloth is still tight, but doesn't leave the puckers or stretch shadows.
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OH YES! Avoiding the skillet :D and of coarse many other things.
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When I wAtched some do this. They had started in the middle pocket and went to opposite corner. Using a sheet metal visegrip to pull fabric to the pockets. And attached the felt under the table. I was hoping to see that again. As that was 20 years ago
This was his first time doing this so he was learning as he went. Regardless it turned out beautiful and has been used many times at our family gatherings here since
Rain Country he asked for feedback, So I gave him what he asked for. I’m gonna do this soon, and I need someone to give me the tips so this does not happen to me. ( tight pockets ). I would assume others are looking for the same
@7:22 are you a government employee? :)
bought my table for 120$