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Amen. I can see you have alot of fans here, but you still have not posted the pictures. Now I see what they are talking about. :boring2:

Exactly like the Picture. :wink:

Thanks Donnie, But I've had problems with Brian in the past and I am Kinda holding off from buying from him right now.

Bees Wax I always fill in the Slate Bolt holes with Bees Wax No matter where they are at. 2 Reasons: 1. If you ever Move the Pool Table, Bees Wax is easier to get out than Bondo. 2. I went to a house once that the homeowner had kids. The kids were running their fingers under the rails and...

Hood Leather After talking to Hood Leather a couple of times, I finally got in touch with a gentleman by the name of Alex who new what I was talking about. Hood changed the design of the #3 Pockets on the Orleans. Now you need to cut out part of the wood on the rails to make their standard...

Alot of hard work scraping with a razor or Goof Off.

Lol :withstupid:

I am looking for pockets for a Brunswick Orleans. I called Brunswick today and they said they no longer carry the pockets. I think it is a #3. Any Ideas on where to get them at? I know Hood has them but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the aftermarket ones from Hood also.

I'll Take Pictures for you next time. :withstupid:

Before you shoot out a comment lile wax is the worst to use, you need to understand that each circumstance is different. I run into alot of problems with bondo chipping under the felt, leaving chunks to wear out the felt quicker. I'm not a fan of chipping out bondo over slate bolts to move a...

From my experence, American Heritage has one of the most difficult pockets to wrap. Especially with Simonis. I recomend you find a mechanic in your area instead of attempting this on your first try.

Good Job. Good Job Donny, Feels Good, Huh? :thumbup:

It can be done with a pair of pliers... :eek: Your gonna have shadows all down the rail, And it's gonna look like Shit. But it can be done.... :eek:

Canvas Pliers Canvas Pliers http://www.shopatron.com/products/productdetail/part_number=400300/366.0.1.1 $13.95 at Local Art Store. I would rather spend $13.95 than 4 hours building my own.

I've used Penguin Rails for years now, and have never had a problem with them. :thumbup:

Who did you order it from?

Tooth picks are great if your screws are not grabbing. there is also a product called Quick Wood that you can also get at Home Depot. It sounds like your screws are not grabbing into the base? You just need your screws to grab into about 1 inch of the wood. Also check if a #14 x 2 screw will...

Man that takes alot of time to re-stretch the existing cloth. It all depends if you have the time or the money. You only need 1 yard of cloth. :groucho:

I just had to go fix an Olhausen table last week that was set up by an Olhausen dealer. The just got the slates to match up at the seams, but did not put a straight edge on it to check to see if the slate was level. Sounds like My customer had the same problem as you. I had to shim the ends...

My Bad................