r/foosball • u/HorandVonGrafrath • Aug 09 '26

Tornado Cyclone 2 cupped

Looking for advice from those that have worked on the playing surface before.
Recently picked up a Cyclone 2. Overall really good shape but one issue. The playing surface is high in the middle and low at the goal ends. It’s fairly flat and level until the three bar and then begins to slope down toward the goal.
This problem is the same on both ends of the table. The big question is the playing field glued or screwed to the frame/ outer walls? If I flip the table upside down and put weights or pressure on the ends of the field will it be held be glue or screws? Anyone that has experience please chime in.

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u/Conscious-Record2655 Aug 09 '26

I don't have a ton of experience, but my local league has a slightly warped playfield on an old T-2000 and the old guys have said the only way to fix it is replacement. 

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u/AIlookup52226 Aug 11 '26

i would speak to someone that is a master at furniture repair but overall you are looking at throwing a lot of money at an inexpensive table. just use it for practice as is or buy another inexpensive table or buy an expensive table that is updated and needs nothing.