Hahaha with 2× or 4× speed

With cutting some clips and ×4 speed

@@cyrex3382 r/wooosh

And he was also playing with the white ball for a few minutes.. He could have finished for 10 minutes..

It’s not easy and it’s time lapse

@@peraperic-011could you recommend one

oh yeah especially the part when the frame moves when he puts them on, its almost as if the level of the frame was not going to be affected by this

Hi Bro

notice how the kid never around till heavy lifting done?

LOL it's not that heavy

Slate beds are the best that's what I recommend

Zombies Ate My Pizza! Funny how different people think I was just thinking how I was going to love putting mine together. People under estimate themselves. People said I couldn't build a house... Built three... Said I couldn't tune apiano been tuning 2 for ten years.... Now you're telling me I can't put my pool table together .... You wait

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Exactly what I was about to comment

And buy a decent table....

Pool table. Wife. Those are mutually exclusive things.

Have fun with your assembly, hope everything goes well and that the video is going to be helpful. Thanks for watching!

@Luis Gonzalez is the table still in good condition 4 years later?

@@rubenleary8812 still running strong 💪

@@rubenleary8812 yes, table still great..

u sound like a bot.

Perfect tutorial? You do realize different tables will be different right lol?

Happy for you, great addition to a home. This pool table was the same. Someone told me it was free if I took it apart and moved it… I unfortunately do not have a video of the taking apart.. I would suggest to separate and label hardware in ziplock bags and take lots of pictures during the dismantling process.. Best of luck 🙌

+Michal Kieloch Thanks Michal, I'm happy this will be of use to you:) let me know how it went when you're done..

Imperial makes a simple but good table

@@HovingtonInstruments Are you supposed to wait until you play a game?

What is the brand of the billiard table Sir?? Is it 9ft or 8ft?

@@joshuacapuchino4057 Mr. Billiards 8ft

With my eyes closed ;)

I love it!That music is so soothing

Thanks Scott.. Those are hand made Mandolins. Glad you liked them...

Thank you

Glad my video gave you a chuckle! In the end what is life worth if you cannot have a good laugh. Wishing you a great holiday season!

Thank you 😊, enjoy your Olhausen.

Thats a odd reference, reminded me more of steve harvey

It’s not anything near professionally done! It takes weeks to put a table together, letting stuff dry, stretching the felt, hardening the rail ect!

+James Hastings thanks James!

Tomy Hovington Impressive pool table, and nice color too

James Hastings what is the device called in english check inclination with

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Thank you.. :)

Glad this video can be useful to you.. enjoy your pool table

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I wouldn’t say minimal... I worked in the steel industry for 22 years so I’m not stranger to heavy lifting.. thanks for watching

Lol those slates were about 100lbs. Not 250.

@@HovingtonInstruments Working in the steel industry didn't hurt but let's face it, you're a large, fairly young, strong man. This is the real reason you can lift those slates not working in the steel industry. I'm sure plenty of steel workers can't lift those slates. Still enjoyed the video very much thank you.

I’m purchasing this table from a buddy. Is it possible to just remove the legs and have about 3-4 guys lift the top during transport? To save the trouble of a entire breakdown and rebuild?

@@barbergamer7338 3 months late here but absolutely not. Sectioned slate tables need to be very carefully dismantled and reassembled in order to properly level them together. Even if you did manage to move the entire bed and frame together, you'd just end up having to re-level the slates anyway, so there's no point.

Hahaha.. indeed he did... Teenage kids right ;)

Thank you Henrique

Some people use putty for the joints, but over time it can break and turn to dust. If you vacuum your felt then it will get the dust through the felt and leave a mark along the seam. Not something I was willing to risk with a black felt, have fun tomorrow :)

@@HovingtonInstruments Thanx for that, I really liked the bees wax trick you used. I haven't even seen the table, he apparently got it very cheap, said it's about 20 years old, he said the guy told him he paid $2,000 for it though. Still about 8 or 10 hours before we are supposed to go get it, he said he's going to rent a trailer. I asked him if there was any real wood on it, he said there was. I notice you leveled that thing a lot in the video, I hope our carpenters levels are accurate enough.

Clint Walker installers use a higher precision level. That’s why you see me used the cue ball to find what my level wasn’t picking up. As for quality, 2000 20 years ago could be really nice. Mine was free as long as I was talking it apart and moving it.

@@HovingtonInstruments I just got home, the table wasn't as nice as I thought it was going to be. The skirt was particle board and plywood, when I was a kid in the 60's it seems to me most pool tables were made of real hardwood. It does have 3 nice pieces of heavy slate though, although it looked like the seams were filled with drywall joint compound and not very well. We'll spend some days trying to level it and I think he is going to try to find bees wax for the joints. It will be good enough for a basement pool table for his son to learn how to play pool. Thanx for your great video and comments!!

thank you... it took most of one day to put it together.. thanks for watching

I installed professionally for 15 yrs...we used a machinist level...way too accurate for a pool table but as u can figure by using that the level was spot on!

@@mryoungfilmore7l lol l

Thanks, it was a day build. Glad you enjoyed the video

@@HovingtonInstruments mine was just delivered today Thanks for this footage video. Did all the tools came with it ?

Thanks for watching:)

Thanks

Thanks Julio

Thanks for the feedback Josh, I’m really happy on how it plays. The balls keep their lines and I don’t believe it to be too fast nor to slow. So to answer your question if I had to move the table again, I would do it by myself... again. That being said, the table came with a black cloth and if/ or when I need to replace it, I will change the colour. I don’t feel comfortable replacing the cushions felts, which means i will hire someone to do that and the table cloth at the same time. Like you have said I have been in the trades for a long time and a lot of years were involving a lot of complex assembly... also growing up as a kid, I was around tradesmen ( father, grandfathers, and uncles). I did pick up a lot of how to at a young age. Although it is a nice challenge for anyone to put their new table together, no, I wouldn’t recommend it for someone who might have any doubts about their personal skills. A professional installation will always be optimal. In my case , I know I’ve played on a lot worse over the years and although I am really happy of my install, it’s most likely not optimal. Thanks for watching, and talking the time to post this comment..

@@HovingtonInstruments Fast or slow is a matter of preference, and the felt is chosen accordingly.

No, it wasn’t me... I bought the drum for the kids... I’m no drum player:)

Thanks, they are a lot of fun! Especially in the winter months

You are very welcome 👍

+ewok and kb thanks

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it...🍺

@@HovingtonInstruments Sound trac please

+Ronnel Gulles Thanks, hope it can help some people with putting their pool table together:)

SAME!!!

Usually a pool table supplies store is a good way to get information and to seek a certain quality to budget. They usually also offer installation by qualified (Jedi) installers. Thanks for watching