Post by Chris_Sav on Aug 12, 2012 10:10:24 GMT
I thought you might be interested in what I find as I tackle them:
Tables delivered by Dave Alder yesterday, where would this game be nationally without him!!
36B
Poorly repaired uneven top surface break, fortunately out of the play area, wooden brace and sag across the centre line suggests a hairline crack that I have not spotted yet.
230B
Flat slate but poorly dressed (rough and no shine to surface), wooden surround in poor battered condition and has been reinforced, I may need a lot of plastic wood on this one to give me a more even surface to staple on the wooden surround.
The pictures give you some idea of the amount of chalk that gets through the cloth over time especially when they are not regularly brushed when used.
Some damage to leg screw bases where the legs are allowed to fall and wallop the floor when the tables are dismantled.
Hirers take note!!
Sav
Tables delivered by Dave Alder yesterday, where would this game be nationally without him!!
36B
Poorly repaired uneven top surface break, fortunately out of the play area, wooden brace and sag across the centre line suggests a hairline crack that I have not spotted yet.
230B
Flat slate but poorly dressed (rough and no shine to surface), wooden surround in poor battered condition and has been reinforced, I may need a lot of plastic wood on this one to give me a more even surface to staple on the wooden surround.
The pictures give you some idea of the amount of chalk that gets through the cloth over time especially when they are not regularly brushed when used.
Some damage to leg screw bases where the legs are allowed to fall and wallop the floor when the tables are dismantled.
Hirers take note!!
Sav
