Recent content by mike807

You'd buy Valley replacement rails for a Diamond? Good luck with that. Sent from my SM-G991W using Tapatalk

This case is too fancy for me [emoji1787] Pics don't do it justice.. Thinking about trading for/towards a cue, might sell it.. Looking for something with.. +Points +Figured wood grain +Tuxedo style +Grey/dark stain (that looks good with a carbon shaft) +Jacoby Black v4 would be a bonus +Some...

Looking for the breaker and a nice Predator butt with a uniloc joint. I'm in Ontario, Canada and would prefer a Canadian seller but I'm willing to buy from the US as well if the price is right. Breaker would ideally be in excellent used condition or new. The butt can be pretty much anything...

Is there an info sheet somewhere for it? Or if you have a minute could you tell me the difference? Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Same as regular contact cement as far as I know, just tinted so it's easier to see where it's been applied. Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

I've used LePage contact cement every time I've done it, but following in case anyone suggests anything better. Maybe some kind of epoxy? Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Find and follow John Stich on Facebook for info about what is essentially the continuation of RBRs. He runs MPApool.com Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

I wish someone could do a comparison of two of these tables with the subrail mod and without. I'm an (amateur in comparison to guys around here) table mechanic and I own a Black Crown 1. I have new k55 rubber (superspeed) and new cloth (860HR) for my table and I'm planning on extending the...

https://canadabilliard.com/search?page=2&q=Level These guys should have what you're looking for. They are super helpful on the chat thing in their website as well if you have any questions. Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

https://www.classicbilliards.net/cushions-supplies/determine-rail-profile.html might help you determine which profile, probably k55 but measure to be sure. I'd go with superspeeds on a Brunswick. As far as doing it yourself.. just pay someone, it'll save you a massive amount of headaches...

I've noticed some of the wood in older tables is HEAVY. There's usually more of it as well. The frame on this old Brunswick 10' was so heavy it didn't even feel like it was made of wood. Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

Yeah, looking at more info I see that now. I assume that bottom compartment only there if the table has the ball return installed? Sent from my SM-G950W using Tapatalk

I think it's a II. They changed the ball return on the III's so it doesn't have that bottom section. If you compare on Google images you'll see what I mean. As far as I know the changes between II and III are just cosmetic, aside from III's have the option of 1¼ slate (I think). I could be...

I figured it was.. hard to tell from the pic how do you like the HR? I have 860HR for my table once I get the cushions figured out, was on the fence about weather to go with HR though. Does it burn less? Is the speed difference between HR and regular 860 noticeable? Sent from my SM-G950W...

I actually took a screenshot of this in one of the other threads! That's exactly what I'm planning on doing. The only thing about yours in particular.. the sides of the pocket look pretty much parallel, rather than a little wider at the opening of the pocket. Was that intentional? Sent from my...