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Recommend you call Diamond directly and discuss. You may have to place a back order. Waiting until they are in stock could be an open ended time line.

Please be sure and take pictures of the install process so you can share.

Good for Fedor. He must really like the taste of his glove!

Times listed are East coast time zone.

Bulletin board code. Old school slang. Years ago these message boards used to be called Bulletin Boards.

Dr. Dave, outstanding as always. Thanks to both you and Bob Jewett for standing up in the middle of this discussion.

Tyler is playing well. New equipment is important for sure. On the other hand, married life must be agreeing with him as well!

A couple of home made examples, not by me. Suede leather lined with fingers from an old pool glove. Diameter is such if you are using a bridge, just slide the sleeve up on the forearm of the cue.

Outstanding, thank you! I do not know if the ProAm model existed back in 2008 when these tables were new. They do have 4-1/2 in pockets and were purchased used from Diamond as tournament tables.

That is exactly why I am looking for a picture of one with the slate removed or an assembly diagram. A flashlight helps, but so would a diagram of the paths of the balls. Tables located in a senior center with lots of players. Chalk, chalk holders, key fobs, tip scuffers, etc.

Talking about Diamond red label 9 foot tables, one piece slate, of 2008 vintage. Occasionally from one to two balls get hung up between the pocket and the ball return box. Would like to see a picture or a diagram of what the system looks like below the slate. Thanks.

Thank you for the current and previous sharing of your work. Always a pleasure to look at and admire. I am envious of your skills. Please keep it up!

It is the "old school" look, but it is definitely not the "old school" design. And they are made in China.

Any type of fingerprint or mark on the black shaft is picked up in the reflection from the table lights. Even more so from the lights on the TV table. This is a moving visual distraction in the line of sight as you go through your practice strokes. After a while wiping them off becomes a habit!

You have done a great job of sharing this project along the way, thank you!