Identifying Rail Cushions? Klematch? For 9 ball?

My installer has now been and gone and in appreciation for the feedback and in case it helps anyone in a similar situation, this was the outcome...

-We discovered the cushions installed had no branding anywhere, my installer is convinced they are a cheap no-name brand. I am currently trying to claim back from the manufacturer what I overpaid for the "Klamatch"
-Cloth was indeed upside down

DURING THE INSTALL:
-Saggy MDF cross members under the slate replaced with industrial steel with custom welded fixings to allow 18 point levelling
-10mm MDF added all around the table to allow stapling the cloth rather than having to use contact adhesive
-Cushions and rails redimensioned properly and facings where added to the cushions
-New CPBA Competition cloth installed, right way up this time!

RESULTS:
-Speed is significantly improved, as is spin control
-Cushions work well all be it not quite as bouncy as those on a proper pool table, but I am led to believe this could be due to the MDF rails
-All in all, I am pleased with the result, it is still not a pro-table but it is a much more playable table, that I really can play and practice on and not be completely out of tune when changing tables
-I can not recommend the table or its manufacturer as they have clearly shown they have no idea of what makes a decent table and just want to rip their customers off by oversharing extra's the they then don't even provide.
How much did all this work cost?

Tip Decisions... AZB Help me pick a couple to try Please. (and Thank you!)

Hey AZB,

This is yet another, TIP advice request.

I've got both CF, LD & Regular Old School wood shafts, I've put various tips on them, and switch between playing with them all regularly. I've leaned towards the Kamui Tips for years now, but I have several that have other brands installed. (Ultraskin, Triangle, Pred Victory, G2. Kamikaze)

My Main LD Wood player = Tiger Sniper
CF#1 = Prev Victory (Med) - Not a fan, have one also on a wood shaft & just don't love either one.
CF#2 = Soon to be an Kamui Athlete.
Have a couple wood shafts with Kamui Blacks
Have 3-4 with variations of the Ultraskins.
and almost everything I only shoot with occasionally has a Triangle on it.

I like the Sniper, I like the Kamui's I think the Ultraskins are a good all-around tip, but I want to try something new, and after reading a lot of threads/posts & doing some youtube review watching, I was hoping to narrow down to installing (2) new tips on a couple of spare shafts.

What should I go with?
I've read some good things on the Caiden tips, HOW Titan etc...
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Funny pic/gif thread...

Yes I got to meet the great Johnny Trigg and got to taste some of his BBQ ! Yes it was heavenly and made it very difficult to finish my over night shift at work while all the BBQ pits were hard at work during a BBQ Cook Off at the Billings Fair years ago !
You've lived enough for any three normal people, Rusty!

New: a projection pool system with built-in vision

I can see that for person who teaches pool regularly--$3000 is a reasonable expense for this kind of capability. The projector/camera does a good job in setting scenarios and illustrating the physics and mechanics of each shot in a visually understandable way--and they are to be congratulated. If their system can teach lagging, kicks, banks, caroms even more--especially 3-rail and 5-rail kicks, 1-rail caroms, banks with english or different OB speeds.

However, I teach novices at the local pool bar this kind of stuff in roughly 5 minutes; generally for free, and never for more than 1 drink.
i couldnt find a price
good to know its 3K

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