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funny but not…
Found out my spinning issue, bearings are fine, but I’ve been poling for a year with no joist or cross beam eeeek my stud finder lied…glad i have a strong ceiling! That could have been really bad!
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Found out my spinning issue, bearings are fine, but I’ve been poling for a year with no joist or cross beam eeeek my stud finder lied…glad i have a strong ceiling! That could have been really bad!
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Good that you found it. How did the joist-thing actually have impact on the spinning? (I've got a flat concrete ceiling so I never had to worry about it.)
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I found that the stud finder I used wasn’t terribly accurate too! I used a combination of that plus tapping a knuckle on the ceiling – until I realised that the ducts for the air conditioning would be between the joists, so I used that to assist me as well 😉 light fittings should be positioned where there are joists too, if that helps. I think joists are generally about 12 to 13 inches apart.
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It def affected spinning, it wouldn’t do as many revolutions cause it was so tight, it was so tight cause no joist there…. But had a Pole party at my girls house and the soon was incredible! So incredible that when we did a double we popped of the ceiling and crashed the Pole… Didn’t have it tight enough! No one was seriously hurt me and my girl are a bit banged up but man to get some real spins!e had so much fun! Now i am def investing in that permanent mount though lol!
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The spin was incredible…
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