DrCue'sProtege said:

What color 760 is that?

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Off topic, did you ever try 760 on your table? It's way better for humid conditions. My home pool room in philly was next to a creek, and partly below grade (basement of a commercial building on a hill). The room was always humid. The owner had 760 on it for 30 years. He'd change the cloth every 6 months to a year, it was a player's room. Except one year he put 860. The 860 was dog slow in that environment, and all the players cried and had him put 760 back on the next recloth. Other rooms in the area were not humid, and all had 860. The 760 in the humid room played about the same as the 860 in the dry rooms. All tables in my comparison were Gold Crowns, mostly 4's.

I have 1 like it but mine is all hand carved no points. It's even in a black hard case like that one. A guy that worked for my wife knew that we played pool and gave it to her. Screw on tip and all it's been in the closet for years as I don't the nerve to take it out of the house lol.

The Old Jaybird said:

Anybody tried a bit of white teflon plumbing tape to tighten up the fit??

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Do not Mickey Mouse it

Texas Carom Club said:

i think lower would be just fine
use 80
and show us the results

that or a handful of gravel

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for pool and shotgun enthusiasts.......back in my skeet shooting days, I shot at a gun club that had a "character", who when things weren't going well with his Remington 1100, would open the bolt, scoop up a handful of dirt/sand/gravel, throw it in the breech, vigorously rack the bolt back and forth about 10 times, dump out the crud and pronounce his gun "fixed" and no more missed targets.

He was a nut case.

But strangely it seemed to work for him!!