How do I fix holes that are created from hitting into the net
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Mark - It's funny that you had the same problems I had. I used 8" Black beaded security ties to reinforce the entire back wall of the net. So far it has worked and of couse I continue to reinforce it as I make new holes. I hope this helps.
1590689
Sorry, I haven't experienced that problem. If the net has holes in it, perhaps you can tie them closed with some form of string. I did experience some rips in the nylon shell, and patched them with the patch kit provided. Sorry I can't be of any assistance.
1590690
I have the same problem. Hang something else. You can get spandex in sheets, works great
1590691
I had one but it would not stay inflated and I sent it back. I purchased another brand that seems to be made better
1590692
I can't possibly ever see that happening very well built mesh screen plus net
1590693
we have hit golf balls and baseballs as hard as we could and nothing ever came near to putting a hole into it. I can't imagine that happening but since it's mesh you could probably just tie something into it
326449
U can use the tiny screws that you push in with ur hands. It only makes a tiny hole and it holds up the netting. I think we used one on each corner.
1614026
I have snipe on the leading edge, start with a scrap piece the same thickness and push the good piece right behind it. This fixed my problem.
1348186
There is a steel cable at the bottom of net. We use the loop on that cable to raichet the cable until it is taut. We do that on both sides.
1596878
One might try Forstner bits - they cut the outer edge of the hole first, leaving a nice clean hole. They also have a centering point.
1886911
I haven't had that problem. Maybe you are grinding too finely or there is a hole in the netting.
279626
Hot glue or super glue. You could also replace with rip-stop nylon and paint your own design on. I've seen that.
266276
The cause of the problem is that the hole is somewhat undersized. I had a similar problem with the screw snapping in the hole. Simple solution is to run a #6-32 tap through the holes. I returned two of these broken boxes to Amazon and got replacements at no charge within a couple of days. Other than that the product is great.
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The holes are quite small but not mesh. I wanted mine to skim off bugs etc. from the surface of my pool. They were too big for that but tadpoles, small fish and if I'm not mistaken craw dads would work well. Nice and sturdy too until my dog chewed the net off the frame:(
650248
I had this problem as well. You are supposed to stand it up then kick the legs out to the side. There is a video by Rukket on youtube that demonstrates it. The video is there to compare it to other nets, but it still shows the process.
128133
You need to adjust the net. Spread the clips around evenly on the ring and keep adjusting what part of the net is attached to the clips until it is balanced. It is not easy to get right. :(
556931
I have not had that problem with my net. But the bottom of the net does slide up on us a little. I am looking for a small plastic cap to put on the end of the pole so I can attached the net to it to hold it down.
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Hi Johnathan, I think the best way to do what you want to do is to use a flush cutting bit adjusted to be about the thickness of a sheet of paper away from the plywood for the final pass. Adding a larger base made from masonite or plexiglass could help prevent "dig in" of the bit as you approach the edge. After the last pass with the router, carefully sand the edging flush with the plywood.
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I had the same problem, but I put a thick towel over the top of the post and took a short mallet to it. you could do the same thing with a hammer. (lightly tap with pressure, lol dont go beating it up.)
1088999
The hole was in our pool we bit the liner with a razor blade. In our previous pool we used tin snips to cut the hole after careful measurements.
432826
if the pole itself isn't damaged you could try stripping the rope off and apply new rope over it!I see it's stapled at the top and bottom but I've no clue if it's also glues onOR you could go out and buy some round fence poling cut it to size cover it with rope and drill in the holes for the screws to go into it!.......ya I've altered it some and will some more.
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If the holes you are speaking of are on the end of the board, mine have those, but are plugged with what appears to be rubber plugs.