Can i use these on a home air hockey table? the strikers i got keep losing their felt.
740553
I am using this on my home air hockey table for the same exact reason so I would answer yes.
740554
Absolutely, they work so much better than those furnished with our table. Good weight and smooth.
600017
I use them on the Bosch 4100 saw table, works great. The Bosch fence doesn't have slots in the sides to accept the feather boards.
808227
Hi, you can but they are not too big and they are plastic. The nets are not very sturdy for shooting regular pucks. Also the players would not be able to play on their knees as they would inside with 'knee hockey'. Hope this helps.
1059073
They have spinners and I wouldn't recommend them on glass. Deep scratches before found after playing a few games. Not sure about wood but expect scratching. On the plus side they shuffle easy.
302274
They work great on carpet and laminate, but you would have to switch out sliders. Hard plastic for the carpet, and then the felt backed for the laminate. Not all sliders have the felt, so limited on the slider size.
147770
No, just go to your local store and buy the felt stuff you put on the bottom of furniture that prevents it from scratching the floor. Same thing.
395743
I installed them on cheap imported furniture - may have been a hardwood of some variety but not very if you know what I mean. I don't think I would use these, they could very well split the legs. Also, if the floor is not completely smooth with no seems, it rips the felt off the bottom of the pads. Mine are almost worn through and I have only had them for about 8 months.
2234026
I've not added anything other than the rubber pad from my old jack. The hockey puck has been a good solution for many for a long time. The newspaper is interesting, but may have limited reusability. I've used 2x4s, 2x6s, etc. and oriented the grains proper to avoid splitting. I also have interest in a better pad, but I haven't made a purchase or researched it yet. A quick look netted a few different designs. Then there are flat and dished/cupped for more general use, like what the hockey puck would do excepth they tend to come either attached to a new pintle or overlap the original pintle/saddle. The other common type has a groove(s) for use with pinch welds with same mounting options. Beyond that, there appear to be other more specialized versions out there. Now that I'm starting to search a little, I'd likely get one for the pinch weld as well as one or two of the flat and dished pads. While shopping for those, may as well plan to get something similar for jack stands!
135392
Yes, I tried them outside and the roll better on smooth pavement. Sucks for indoor rinks thou!
1797457
I use coasters on my tables as I would for any of my regular furniture. I would suggest you clean up spills immediately (as I do for my regular furniture). I love the two tables I bought. They are light weight, easy to move and work perfect to hold my snacks, telephone or I-Pad. If they were much heavier or bigger they would not be so convenient for me!
2207965
I bought them to sew felt together, but they did not work well. I ended up having to buy a different pack from Wal-Mart that had sharper tips.
922510
Yes. I used these on top of hardwood floors and I even had an Olympic bench bar loaded with 20 lbs on each side get dropped by a child playing in my gym and the floors were untouched. Don't worry, child wasn't hurt either and we explained it was dangerous to play in the gym and never happened again. as an extra precaution I put cheap thin plastic mats under the entire room and used these heavy rubber mats under major equipment like my smith machine.
576353
They work well. Mind you, they are just a little bit more difficult than hard plastic or rubber but that is the trade-off for the felt. Just raise your butt an inch!
314921
I wouldn't advise it. These are actually pretty heavy. I would suggest something more like the polyurethane foam pads that are around $15 at Target. Memory foam tends to be pretty heavy and dense. Hope this helps!
1191134
I have tried with foamy and works well, I have not tried with felt, when I do I'll let you know.
827432
I don't know. My guess would be no, but you could go to the Pazzles website and ask - they are very good at answering questions very quickly. I think that the felt would slip before you were done cutting, but they might actually have a fix for that, and they may also test it and let you know.
1708472
They most likely would. The felt protects wood floors from scratching. The plastic ones slide across carpet so I would say go with these.