Brunswick Edinburgh User manual

Edinburgh
Edinburgh - Steel
POCKET BILLIARD TABLE
INSTALLATION MANUAL
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NOTE: Please use the instructions in this manual to assemble the tables shown below.
Illustrations may be different depending on the table being assembled. Also note that
careful handling of all components will assure damage-free assembly.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-2-ethyl-
hexyl-phthalate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer
and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to
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EDINBURGH
BASEFRAME AND PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY
FIGURE ONE (EDINBURGH)
NOTE: Requires two people to assemble.
Step #1: Position the pedestals and stretcher assembly as shown.
Step #2: Insert stretcher into recess of pedestal. Align bolt holes
of beam assembly with pedestal and beam end attach block. Insert
two 1/2-13 x 4” bolts with lock and at washers.
Step #3: Tighten bolts securely.
Step #4: Repeat at opposite end.
Step #5: Insert beam end cap plate assembly into beam and at-
tach block. Secure in position with 1/4 x 6” domed head pin.
Step #6: Repeat at opposite end.
FIGURE ONE
FIGURE ONE (EDINBURGH - STEEL)
NOTE: Requires two people to assemble.
Step #1: Position the pedestals and stretcher assembly as shown.
Step #2: Align bolt holes of stretcher and pedestal. Insert two
3/8-16 x 3” carriage bolts. Attach with 3/8 at washers and nuts.
Step #3: Tighten nuts securely.
Step #4: Repeat at opposite end.
FIGURE ONE

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BASEFRAME AND PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY
CONTINUED
FIGURE TWO (EDINBURGH)
Step #7: Loosely attach the baseframe side assemblies to the leg
assemblies and cross supports using 3/8-16 x 3-3/4” hex head cap
screws and 3/8 at washers adn 3/8-16 weld nuts.
FIGURE TWO
FIGURE TWO (EDINBURGH - STEEL)
Step #7: Loosely attach the baseframe side assemblies to the leg
assemblies and cross supports using 3/8-16 x 4-1/2” hex head cap
screws and 3/8 at washers adn 3/8-16 weld nuts.
FIGURE TWO

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BASEFRAME AND PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY
CONTINUED
FIGURE THREE
Step #8: Loosely attach baseframe end assemblies to the side as-
semblies using 5/16-18 x 3-3/4” hex head screws with 5/16 washer
and 5/16-18 weld nuts.
FIGURE THREE
FIGURE FOUR
Step #9: Attach slate attach cleats to the baseframe end as-
semblies using 5/16-18 x 5” hex head screws with 5/16 washer and
5/16-18 hex nuts.
Step #10: Install the two dovetail cross supports into the dove-
tail cleats.
FIGURE FOUR

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BASEFRAME AND PEDESTAL ASSEMBLY
(CONTINUED)
FIGURE FIVE
Step #11: Square the baseframe by using a carpenter’s square
or measuring the diagonal corners The diagonal measurements
should not vary over 1/8”. With the table square, securely tighten
all remaining hardware.
Step #12: Attach pedestal attach brackets to inside corners of
pedestal/baseframe #10 x 1-3/4” thread cutting screws.
FIGURE FIVE

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SLATE ASSEMBLY AND LEVELING
FIGURE ONE
Step #1: Place a good level on top of the baseframe and determine
the highest corner. Level the table by positioning shims under the
other three legs until the table is level. Be sure that all four legs
have positive bearing against the oor.
NOTE: Make top surfaces absolutely ush. Add or
remove wood if necessary to accomplish this.
FIGURE ONE
FIGURE TWO
Step #2: With baseframe level and placed in its permanent loca-
tion, position the center slate section evenly between the two cross
supports as shown, with an equal amount of overhang at each side
of the base frame.
FIGURE TWO
FIGURE THREE
Step #3: Position the two end slate sections on the base frame as
shown. Be sure that the penciled arc forms a radius as shown.
Step #4: Recheck to be sure the slate has an equal amount of
overhang around the base frame.
Step #4: Using the 12 countersink holes in the slate as a tem-
plate, pilot drill 5/32” diameter holes into the mounting cleats.
Step #5: Securely fasten the end slate sections at both ends of the
table with 1/4 x 1-3/4” at head screws for UNFRAMED slate or
#14 x 3” at head screws for FRAMED slate.
FIGURE THREE

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SLATE ASSEMBLY AND LEVELING
(CONTINUED)
FIGURE FOUR
Step #6: With a precision tool, level each end slate section by
driving wooden slate wedges (provided) between the top of the base
frame and bottom of the slate as shown. Keep the wedges as close
to the countersink holes as possible.
Step #7: With both end slates perfectly level, continue fastening
the end slates at the joints. Recheck for levelness and, if necessary,
back the screws out and adjust the shim position. Then, retighten
the slate attaching screws.
Step #8: When satised that both end slates are level, shim the
center slate section as required to obtain a ush t at both joints,
then screw the center slate down.
Step #9: Slate joints can now be lled with Rock Hard putty or
wax. Lightly sand or scrape across the joints after grouting.
FIGURE FOUR
FIGURE FIVE
Step #10: From the end of a bed cloth, cut strips of cloth ap-
proximately 1-1/2” wide by 8” long and glue the strips to the pocket
cutouts. This is important as this will provide cushioning from ball
impact and the bed cloth will last much longer.
FIGURE FIVE

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ATTACHING BED CLOTH TO FRAMED
SLATE
Before attaching the billiard cloth, clean slate thoroughly.
FIGURES ONE AND TWO
Step #1: Lay the bed cloth over the top of the slate, nap side up,
with the nap running from the head end to the foot end of the table.
NOTE: In determining the direction of the nap, run
your hand lightly over the surface of the cloth. If it
meets resistance, it is going against the nap.
FIGURE ONE
Step #2: Leave only enough cloth overhang at the head end and
left side to permit tacking into the wood slate frame. Leave the bal-
ance of cloth overhang at the foot end and right side.
NOTE: Do not spread tacks on the bed cloth. Keep them
in a container that slides over the cloth.
Step #3: Tack or staple the cloth securely to the wood frame at
#1 with two tacks or staples approximately 2” apart.
Step #4: Stretch the cloth across the table and tack or staple
securely at #2 with two tacks or staples 2” apart.
FIGURE TWO
FIGURE THREE
Step #5: Stretch the cloth from #1 to #3 and tack or staple
securely into the wood frame at the left side of the table. See Figure
B.
Step #6: Stretching the cloth across the table from #3 and pull-
ing from #2, tack or staple the cloth at #4.
Step #7: On the left side, stretch the cloth tightly from #1 toward
the side pocket opening and tack or staple securely at #5.
Step #8: Repeat Step 5, stretching the cloth from #3 and tacking
or stapling at #6.
Step #9: On the right side of the table, grasp the cloth rmly and
stretch across the table from #5 and toward the side pocket from
#2 and tack or staple at #7.
Step #10: Repeat Step 7, stretching from #6 and toward the side
pocket from #4 and tack or staple at #8.
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ATTACHING BED CLOTH TO FRAMED
SLATE (CONTINUED)
FIGURE FOUR
Step #11: At location #9, cut a short slit in the cloth at the edge
centered on the side pocket opening. Grasp the cloth rmly above
this slit, pull the cloth into the side pocket opening and tack or
staple to the wood frame. Complete fastening of the cloth to the side
pocket opening, making sure the cloth is tacked or stapled to the
wood frame.
Step #12: Stretching the cloth tightly across the table from loca-
tion #9, repeat Step 11 at location #10.
FIGURE FOUR
FIGURE FIVE
Step #13: At the head end of the table, tack or staple the cloth at
location #11, maintaining uniform overhang.
Step #14: Pull the cloth from location #11 toward location #12
and tack or staple securely along the wood frame, keeping the cloth
even along the head end.
Step #15: Stretch the cloth rmly from location #11 to the foot
end of the table and tack or staple at location #13.
Step #16: Stretch the cloth tightly from locations #12 and #13
toward location #14 and tack or staple securely along the wood
slate frame.
FIGURE FIVE
FIGURE SIX
Step #17: Tack or staple all of the left side on 2” centers keeping
the cloth even along the wood frame.
Step #18: Tack or staple the balance of the head end on 2” cen-
ters also keeping the cloth even along the wood frame.
Step #19: Stretch the cloth tightly toward the foot end of the
table, tacking or stapling on 2” centers along the wood frame at the
foot end.
Step #20: Stretch the cloth tightly across the table to the right
side, tacking or stapling on 2” centers all the way along the wood
frame at the right side.
FIGURE SIX
FIGURE SEVEN
Step #21: Stretch the cloth into the corner pocket openings and
tack or staple to the wood slate frame.
Step #22: Trim off excess cloth around the perimeter of the slate.
Locate the eighteen (18) rail attach holes and cut clearance holes
in the cloth with a sharp knife.
NOTE: Occasionally cloth will stretch, leaving wrinkles at the
pockets. To retighten, remove apron, one end rail and one side
rail. Pull cloth taut, and retack or restaple along the open end
and side to restore original tightness.
FIGURE SEVEN