expiredRagaeia posted Dec 06, 2021 11:05 PM
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Item 1 of 5
expiredRagaeia posted Dec 06, 2021 11:05 PM
Barrington 54" Furniture Style Foosball Soccer Game Table (Black/Brown)
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If it is good, takes sooo much space. Not just it's dimentions. It's a nightmare unless you have 5 feet room around it on all sides.
basically need a min 12' x 15' foot square area (180 square feet) to use to keep enviornment at a healthy level
If it is good, takes sooo much space. Not just it's dimentions. It's a nightmare unless you have 5 feet room around it on all sides.
basically need a min 12' x 15' foot square area (180 square feet) to use to keep enviornment at a healthy level
If it is good, takes sooo much space. Not just it's dimentions. It's a nightmare unless you have 5 feet room around it on all sides.
basically need a min 12' x 15' foot square area (180 square feet) to use to keep enviornment at a healthy level
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In comparison, reviews of this $71 table seem to be much better. Though that might be because of what's offered at such a low price.
https://youtu.be/Q6dlL7LU36U?t=1
This is that exact sort of product I would assemble using small amounts of 6 hour epoxy on every single joint and contacting pieces. 6 hour so you have time to finish and get everything square and level, working. Then let the epoxy dry for two days before touching it. I'd turn it over and use JB weld as 'caulk' on the underside corners and edges. Do all of that and it might still be around in a year instead of 2 weeks or 2 months.
It's obviously going to shake to pieces if assembled as instructed.
<clowns insert verbal abuse here>
https://youtu.be/Q6dlL7LU36U?t=1
This is that exact sort of product I would assemble using small amounts of 6 hour epoxy on every single joint and contacting pieces. 6 hour so you have time to finish and get everything square and level, working. Then let the epoxy dry for two days before touching it. I'd turn it over and use JB weld as 'caulk' on the underside corners and edges. Do all of that and it might still be around in a year instead of 2 weeks or 2 months.
It's obviously going to shake to pieces if assembled as instructed.
<clowns insert verbal abuse here>
I have done things about this complex that worked out great, and it comes with a giddy amount of satisfaction. Would add probably $25 cost to a $90 clearance table, but that can be a good thing.
My instinct says pass on this one. I don't have the room for it, or I would probably get it and see if I could make it a working tank as a challenge. Everything is made cheap these days, but often great design. I have so many great things because I skillfully glued them to become a tank, or put down a few thin layers of polyurethane with and light sanding with fine sandpaper. Which I would do to the playfield of this thing if I took the challenge. It would take me about 5 days and almost no work. All drying time. I admit tehre would probably be about a 3% chance of unexpecting total fail.
I'm the type of guy to paint a picket fence before assembling it, use brass screws instead of nails, then use wood putty and same paint to disappear the holes, then give it a second coat of paint. <grin>
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