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[@9700am]

Lovely to watch a craftsman at work. New leathers set the cloth off. 👍

[@jimdavis762]

I had a NZ snooker table built by Barton-McGill in 1925 , the 5 slates were 2 inches thick , possibly South African sourced.Super structure was cedar i think and the turned legs , ends,sides and rails were mahogany.

[@Delphiwizard]

I LOVE new Barton snooker videos! And they so often come while i'm having a beer, cheers! Great video!

[@mitchlowbridge3979]

I can confirm that it plays as good as it looks! Thanks for the lesson Steve and a great job by the table fitter!

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks Mitchell. Well done on your latest century just before lockdown. Fantastic achievement 🙂👍

[@ftumschk]

Great to see such craftsmanship at work. Fascinating!

[@emreeves1853]

Never knew that the cloth on cusions was thicker than cloth on bed of the table. Learn something new everyday 👍

[@BartonSnooker]

That's the same on the professional tables you see on TV 😃

[@emreeves1853]

@@BartonSnooker thanks 👍 I honestly never knew that the cusion cloth and bed cloth had any difference, table looks great by the way👍

[@BartonSnooker]

@@emreeves1853 thank you! 👍

[@michaelparanormal]

Great job, i do my own 8ft table and when i refurbished it as new it plays just like it first did when built , having the right tools and things to get the tables right cost money and time but worth it to get the breaks you want, i got a 101 after i replaced the cloth my cloth is 26 oz and fast, i use 50mm balls on a 78mm pockets tight jaws to test you out, not bad for a old table that cost me 99p and delivery £160.

[@J_M_E_83]

Fantastic 👏 Do you think you could get the wood varnished? The table would look brand new then 🤩

[@BartonSnooker]

It all needs stripping back and doing by a professional. Maybe I will in the future 🙂

[@snookergamepredictions]

Never thought I would find this interesting but it was fascinating, especially section where the baulk line and D were drawn - great looking table 👍

[@BartonSnooker]

Cheers!

[@tchevrier]

how do you know if the rubber cushions need to be replaced. How much work is involved in doing that?

[@147snookered04]

Beautiful

[@renewagner7104]

Hey Steve, that looks great, it makes you want to play on it! Have fun with it! 😉👍🏻

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks a lot! I'm sure the video will hopefully give people the motivation to get back into the club as soon as things are getting back to normal. Let's hope next year is a better one. Stay safe 🙂

[@steffthundershots2863]

@@BartonSnooker I can’t wait until I go back to the club I miss my club.

[@leerodger9197]

From lead singer of Journey to table fitter. Who’d have thought! 😉 Great video!

[@BartonSnooker]

😄

[@140pro]

Don't stop believing...

[@dermotshaw6775]

Wow!! Your coaching table looks sooo fresh mate. Steve did a great job.. I bet your well chuffed 😎... been wanting to get some coaching for ages now. That's added incentive!

[@BartonSnooker]

It plays as good as it looks! Really pleased with it!

[@matthewsmith-qh5kp]

I’d like to see how they replace the rubber and get the pockets to the correct shape and opening sizes

[@jamesgallagher1992]

Fantastic video...not many showing the cushions being recovered and explaining whats happening...👍👍👍

[@adamdevereux6259]

Played on it yesterday. Plays beautifully 👌🎱

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks Adam 🙂

[@fookoff9220]

Fair play.. bloody hell all that wear in just a year.

[@abdelhadibillard5136]

Good job

[@munroborcherds1003]

My GAAAAD!! That's GORGEOUS!!

[@ReadyPlayerMovies]

I knew it's a tedious job refitting a table, but didn't expect it to be so intricate. It must cost some pennys to have it done mind.

[@alexpaic2984]

I’m so jealous of you people playing snooker in the UK. Here in the states we play mostly pool on little kids tables compared to snooker size tables.

[@kenmcgowansze4572]

I grew up in England and now have room in my new home with room for a 10’ snooker table which was installed today.

[@coolmind2476]

Very interesting and beautifully looking ❤️ To make it perfect I would also use this opportunity to grind, repaint and varnish the cushions, they look a bit scratched.

[@BartonSnooker]

Yeah I'd love to get that done too. Maybe something to do in th future 🙂

[@thesnookerbarn7551]

Love the set up exactly the same as mine 👍👍

[@mjhmjh6444]

Stunning table , I wonder how much a few hours coaching would be

[@leslieliew7722]

Well done 👋👋 Looks good 👍 If it is steel block cushion would be perfect then.

[@TariqMahmood-yo5op]

after watching that, feeling good ☺️,

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks so much for watching 🙂

[@qstar6407]

Outstanding video Steve my boy! Seen a great number of recloths in person but never the cushions of a steel blocker, personally the re pocketing and netting would drive me insane but there's a certain meditative art to how they tack the cloth on! Fine work and top quality content!

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks so much. Really glad you enjoyed the video. It's very satisfying watching a table being done, certainly for me anyway 😃

[@qstar6407]

@@BartonSnooker its a work of art IMHO....

[@Poolwizardno8]

Sound bloke is Steve, he's done my pool table. Very professional

[@BartonSnooker]

Great guy. Does a fantastic job too 🙂

[@Poolwizardno8]

@@BartonSnooker Yeah , hes a right chatterbox lol

[@Poolwizardno8]

@@BartonSnooker Yes he does mate as you do with your instruction, i only play pool but the principles are the same. your instruction has helped me a lot and as I'm sure you have helped a lot of others. Thank you and keep up the good work

[@Csharpflat5]

The wood is a feather strip….

[@khalidtarawneh2289]

Please tell us more about this table. what make is it? how old? and if theres a story to tell would be splendid

[@abdelhadibillard5136]

Very very nice job Good luck bro

[@davidlong6358]

Very interesting Steve ,Always wondered how they got them so tight and ,how the cushions were built up ,proper eye opener ,bet thats a pleasure to play on against some club tables I use ,In envy, Like one said in earlier post ,a sand down & revarnish would be the dogs "b s"

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks David. I need to get the cushions refinished. Next year hopefully 😃

[@philbateson7966]

Thanks for this video Steve... really interesting to see a pro at work! Wish I had just one table to play on at the moment 😂.Keep up the good work, and thanks for all your videos.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@BartonSnooker]

Thanks Phil! Hopefully next year will be a more normal one 😀

[@dlsfalconry4534]

Mint vid can't wait to get mine up next week

[@desmondchua3665]

you should buy the new sticker for the side wood, stick it on and look brand new

[@mehranaslam375]

As always thanks ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ferasafaneh5935]

Steve is the Man 💪👍

[@LIVERNIL723]

Gosh, this looks Tedious and the need for Resilience. I like that special Staple Remover :-D

[@abhisheksingh-qf1mo]

Please let me know about the white marker pen and D maker link for buying in india.

[@BartonSnooker]

Search for "Tipp-Ex Correction Pen". I'm sure they will be available in India too.

[@abhisheksingh-qf1mo]

Thanks a lot, please do help us about the TIP ( Hard, Medium, Soft)

[@hiredeye3471]

Good Video.

[@mikebest634]

Looks great Steve ,not sure if you have your cloth stretched at all ,had mine stretched after six months ,which was September .I only asked as I noticed you have had the tip x pen markings and that is permanent ,I use a white glass pencil ,as it rubs out, and when you need the stretch you don’t have two d line markings .New pocket leathers always look good .I have only used no 10 and 6811 ,not tried the super fine .

[@BartonSnooker]

Hi Mike, Ah that's interesting to know about the glass pencil. Thanks for that 👍 I don't actually bother to have it stretched. I used to, but I found no difference whenever it was stretched. As it's reclothed once a year anyway, it just seems like an unnecessary expense even if you did get a tiny, tiny improvement in speed. I'm very happy with the Superfine. It's meant to play fast and responsive like a number 10, with a bit more durability.

[@mikebest634]

I’m guessing your table gets lots more use due to lessons ,so the cloth may wear faster so maybe a stretch is not always needed .My lastvone was ok but this new one fitted to,y new table in February had just started to produce a bit of roll under the fingers or hard brushing ,it now plays like lightning .I may have to call upon you for a lesson next year ,home or away .I’m. Breaking down in the 90’s due to pressure on myself trying to knock a ton in again ,had a few some years ago but have developed a mental block trying to get one on my table ,it’s a steel block Westbury ,and the middles can be tricky if your not on ,basically I feel I’ve got a bit sloppy .hopefully next year we can sort it If we get back to normal .I may email you soon Steve ,Cheers.

[@manishbarali7422]

Good videyo

[@MattLloydTube]

Watched this and makes me miss snooker even more. Tier 3 means haven't played since before the national lockdown 🙃 .new cloth looks nice Steve bet its a dream to play on

[@georgehardy-jones6739]

Hopefully we’ll be going into tier 2 next week so we are back on the tables again.

[@BartonSnooker]

Hi Matt, Yeah it's a shame isn't it this lockdown. I'm hopeful now that things will be much better next year.

[@ryanh3285]

Most clubs near me aren't opening in tier 2 now because they have changed the rules again.

[@xMarshy147x]

How much should I be looking at paying for new pockets, and I need the ball rails changes and the nets

[@kajisherpa3425]

How much weight marble and cushion plz.

[@brianstafford4794]

When you first put the new cloth on, how do you know which way the nap is? its like you could do with a huge arrow on the cloth that says 'this way round' lol

[@BartonSnooker]

It feels massively different Brian. You'd easily feel it with the hand pushing 'against' the grain.

[@bobbyjojo]

My friend says drawing a ball from head to foot, will be different from foot to head, on a snooker table, because of the felt. Does the nap on the felt effect draw that much? He also says that balls will roll towards the rail on one end of the table and away from the rail on the other.

[@ultim8brickie]

Tell me, does the new bed cloth go only one way out and one way round?

[@henry1212harrison]

Hello, My condo is not on the ground level, (2nd floor) do you think I could put a snooker table in there?

[@tristanplays7377]

Hey there I just want to know that if im down on the shot must my shoulder be above the shot line or can it be slightly outside the shot And what can i do to prevent it from happen Thanks for the advise

[@BartonSnooker]

It doesn't need to be absolutely perfect. Although the better the initial setup, the easier it is to cue straight (in theory).

[@tristanplays7377]

@@BartonSnooker thanks for the advise and i will use this to my advantage

[@NuubiKakku]

Great video!

[@martymcfly4675]

I got my new table a month ago. I have the 6811 on my table and have to say this is super fast. I havent played on a faste table in any place. Cant imagine how fast your superfune cloth is. Is it also as durable? And is it way more expensive? I wish you much fun in the new table.

[@larezz063]

Can someone advise accessories for cleaning and combing of pile? Thanks a lot.

[@cecildean3648]

Where can you purchase new leathers for a snooker table (has #6 lug snooker irons) ? We are in the USA and can not find any for our table in the states. Please help if you can.

[@Salrawas7]

Super fine cloth how much oz is it?

[@mohamadnorizzuddin8750]

Hello Sir, I'm from Malaysia. Can I know the real measurements to mark the baulk line?

[@markmascollful]

1.18 I could finally pot the green 🤪🤪

[@BartonSnooker]

😁

[@alanparker4465]

could do with mine reclothed

[@mattw4838]

He's a great table fitter who I know well, Steve Perry.

[@BartonSnooker]

He sure is!

[@thomashudson7648]

Did he not bring spare slips to replace any broke ones?

[@BartonSnooker]

Hi. Sorry I'm not sure what you mean by slips?

[@moviemaster00000]

and now the first miscue... :D

[@عبدالعزيزعبدالرحمن-ط7ش]

How to clean ball snooker

[@khaliquekhan2030]

i have been wanting toask you what should be the minimum average break before one should start line up training Love your videos and they have helped me get a break of 20 points

[@BartonSnooker]

I was making 20-30 breaks and started playing the line up. Thanks a lot for watching the videos. So glad they have helped 😊

[@donovanreimer2324]

What do they charge for this service?? And why don’t you redecorate your room there too. It could be sensational.

[@FourCues147]

My local club is now currently closed down for good, very much want to get back into playing! Are you still providing lessons at your club?

[@BartonSnooker]

Yes I am. I have private access for my training.

[@martinemms8174]

Thats satisfied my inner geek :)

[@BartonSnooker]

Hehe. I love watching a table being done.

[@davepowell4518]

I need a new cloth on my table, does your table have heaters? My table seems to run fairly true when cool but rolls off when warm, I assume something must be distorting. Have you any experience of this issue?

[@mikebest634]

Too much heat can warp slates and the woodwork ,if you must have a heated table then it’s better to have heaters on all the time but on a low tempriture .If you can feel the hat on the cloth it’s too hot .

[@GuilhermeVLima]

I play Chinese Pool and there's a chinese cloth, that's really simillar to Strachan, which is the Andy x5 and x10. I bought this cloth and I'm using it on my 9ft table. It's pretty accurate and the wool is as good as Strachan's for what some professional players told me. But one thing that I've noticed is that when doing a deep screw or something that requires getting too close or even hitting the cloth, the cloth gets damaged too easily, exactly like you've shown in the beginning of the video, those "grated" marks on the wool. Since I don't have any experience playing on Strachan, I'd like to ask you. Does that happen with Strachan as well?

[@BartonSnooker]

It won't happen on the Strachan cloth just after 1 or two shots. The marks you see on mine have built up over 1 year.

[@Gitarrist85]

Anyone know a proper table fitter in Germany? I am only able to find pool table fitters here

[@martymcfly4675]

Hello, i can recommend Sascha Lippe from Snookerservice. He has done an excellent job with my table. The communication and finding a date was also great.

[@Lefishn]

What kind of pen again? Every white ink pen I've seen you need to press and it can go everywhere

[@BartonSnooker]

It's a Tippex eraser pen with a small nib.

[@robertpuscas]

Strachan 6811?

[@BartonSnooker]

Strachan Superfine

[@robertpuscas]

@@BartonSnooker What is the difference between strachan 6811 and strachan superfine?

[@tonysalmon2143]

are you still doing coaching at the moment?

[@BartonSnooker]

Yes Tony.

[@MrJdsenior]

On the video, it looks like you opted for bright fluorescent green. Five slates, holy crap...can you imagine if Diamond made a snooker table? You would need a crane and the roof removed to load in the slate. :-/ People that do stuff thousands of times get VERY good at it.

[@mohammedchisty2920]

How do i book a coaching session?

[@BartonSnooker]

Send me an email: [e-mail] OR Send me a WhatsApp message: 07595 714551

[@dlm311]

How much did that cost?

[@mikebest634]

Total recover of a table probably looking at around £500.00 -£700.00 depending on what you have put on it .

[@nawafalaali]

Don’t you use heaters to heat the table bed!

[@BartonSnooker]

Not yet, but hopefully getting them very soon.

[@DE5TINY]

M i the only one who thinks that D is smaller than usual?

[@healthiswealth8153]

you sound like Frank Skinner lol

[@BartonSnooker]

We are both from the same area so that's why! 😁 He was born about 15 mins from where I live.

[@sachinkainth9508]

I think "Recover" should be hyphenated.

[@PREET.GREWAL]

1st view Maybe pls say my name ...

[@BartonSnooker]

Hello Preet 🙂

[@johnnygreenshirt6215]

It's a shame you couldn't off varnished the rails again.

[@BartonSnooker]

They need completely stripping back to the wood. All the original varnish and damaged wood needs taking back. Then restored and several layers of varnish. Serveral weeks of work and I can be without a table for that long.

[@johnnygreenshirt6215]

@@BartonSnooker I get it. Did you mean can't?🙂

[@BartonSnooker]

@@johnnygreenshirt6215 sure did! 👍

[@benrichards399]

I'd like a new cloth....and a table to put it on

[@union310]

In a room big enough to have a small bar in ....

[@bakerbakerfield7348]

I’m surprised that the fitter put all his tools & materials on the brand new and no doubt expensive cloth when he was installing the rails & leather! Surely he should have had a separate table on wheels for his equipment. Nothing should have been placed on the new cloth once fitted... I was also surprised he used the slate bed as a workbench when recovering the rails.

[@jodietarpey9247]

Great video, top job. Is there any chance now you’ve had the new cloth fitted to do a video on the table upkeep? Brushing, napping , ironing etc? To keep the table in tip top condition.

[@BartonSnooker]

Absolutely. I've already noted that video down and will make it very soon 😃

[@mohammedmustafa9727]

Has this video been uploaded

[@TheHueychan123]

Looking forward to seeing you to try some exhibition shots on this fast cloth table😎

[@k.a.leiska6367]

Hey thanks for your videos they are really instructive and well done. I actually BEGINNER the sport but I have been watching these videos even a little idea of ​​how to play. the sport is really hard and has no place in luck, but yes it develops when you can practice. greetings from Finland 🇫🇮

[@vxrdrummer]

Our club just had all 10 tables done, so I got to watch it being done a few times. It's mega skilled work. Mr Barton is your table heated? Mark Lloyd at our club has heating on his Star and it makes the balls float in. It is lovely to play on and going back to another table, you can feel the difference straight away.

[@nepiris]

Great skills from the fitter, amazing how intricate the work is. So, come on Steve, hurry up and get your maximum on it!

[@emokhan5895]

Is anyone finding colours bigger than redballs ?? Or i need a checkup 😥.

[@eki7777]

I am wondering if i could do it myself if i would by me a snooker table. No pro table fitter in Turkey

[@northernsoulsongs]

fitter never shuts up does he.

[@LalitSharma-jh3ec]

What is the cost for this new cloth installation?

[@khunkhrap]

It seems it was not the very first time that this guy has done this work ;)

[@arman.baimurynov]

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[@ibrahimzulfiqar5117]

Can i kept a snooker table on my roof outdoor?

[@mikefrance1846]

Would you have the full video in normal running time. Great job. 👍

[@BartonSnooker]

Unfortunately not. It takes around 4-5 hours to do my table. You could probably do it a little faster than that, but the table fitter is very careful to make sure everything is perfect.

[@abdullah_saeed10]

Owwwww Lovely

[@MrDBSV8]

As posted , the wood preparation really is an easy job , you could have easily do this yourself , Its all about prep during the stage when the sides have been removed . remember the cloth is going to be replaced so it doesnt matter you removing this Then simply sand down with an orbital sander start with a 300 grit to remove the old varnish , then progressively sand with a finer grade of paper 1000 grit to prepare the wood for staining , apply a dark oak stain , , several manufacturers available . apply with either a spray gun or with a cloth . finally sand down with a 2000 grit to get an even finish . Once you have allowed to dry Your looking for a smooth seamless appearance , Its time to seal the wood with a lacquer , this can be painted on leave for 48hrs to harden before using a polisher to bring out a fantastic shine . Well worth attempting and to be honest you really cant go wrong have a bit of confidence and save a bit of money ,. Seems a shame as now you will have to pay for the sides to be redone again . cheers

[@richiegee8665]

Not seen the Superfine cloth...is that the same as no.10? We’ve just had our table covered in no.10 which was from The Champion of Champions tournament last year. Very nice to play on..... love the tutorials by the way 👍