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Exactly as Hungarian said. As far as chalk goes I've always been able to reach in and grab it so I don't know if it would push through.

Thanks. The outboard surface of one of my pedestals was pretty beat up due to sun damage. I knew I would not be able to get a decent finish on it so I re-veneered them. Then as one thing leads to another, in an effort to have a similar finish on all the wood I did the same thing to the skirts...

I have had zero problems with balls hanging up, the gullies are tucked up high and out of the way.

They do. That is what I did with mine.

This appears to be Savannah's home table. I found it interesting that given her age she chose a GC1. At any rate, she did get one of the best to calibrate the rails and set it up. One very nice home table.

Iusedtoberich, Is there an issue with bulb life and/or projector cooling with the projector pointed almost straight down when placed above the side pocket? Thanks, Steve

Look fantastic, time to enjoy.

Agree 100%

Help me out on this. What does that mean? Rodney at a 764, and Greg at 699, is a 65 point difference. According to Fargorate a fair race (even) for a 58 point difference would be a 9-6 race, or (X3) a 27/18 race. The result, 28-18, would indicate Fargorate's estimation was pretty much right on.

Congrats on your purchase. I polished my bands and corner castings. You will go through the anodizing if you go that way. Post your results when you get a chance.

SlateMan, Thanks so much for all the information, I really appreciate it. I think I will head down the same path. Steve

SlateMan, Your light looks fantastic. I'm thinking about doing the same. Looking at Barrina's site, the length of the lights and corners, it would appear that the overall light dimensions would be approximately 5 X 9', making it a bit larger than the playing surface. A few questions. How is...

Throw up a picture of the Cobra in the interim. Congrats on the table. Enjoy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Jay, I picked up a Corvette in Milwaukee 8 months ago. Left at noon Monday, back in Thousand Oaks by midnight Tuesday, no sweat. I stayed one night in Nebraska. Anniversary Steve

Thanks for posting the progress pictures, I really enjoyed them. You did a great job, and quick too. Now it's time to enjoy the finished product!

Also consider the cushions. They don't make a profile that fits your subrail anymore. That leaves you with the options of installing a cushion that will adversely affect how the ball comes off the rail, or recalibrating the rails. It can all be done, resulting in a nice table, but you are going...

As always, thanks Dr D.

Great shot and with Earl looking on.

Nothing unusual on the move with the possible exception that the slates may be doweled, so be very careful when separating so as not to break the slate.