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I know. I may just remove the rails and take them in and do the bed myself. Just hard for me to justify spending a ton on a cheaper table. Maybe I'll just have them do the 1/4 neoprene with new bumpers and be happy with pockets that are 4 3/4 and 5 1/4. That would save some $$.

Its a Harvard table from Sears I assume. My father in law bought it and used it about a dozen times so it looks new. Not great construction because the frame is mostly mdf but its very solid and like i said its slate. I had professionals move and set it up so seams in the slate are done...

yah, I have a full woodworking shop so I will at least fabricate some extensions. Just seems odd to me that a table would have such wide pockets. But i guess that is why it was a cheaper table. At least it is slate.

Thanks for the advice. Yes, I was going to go with either simonis or the gorina basalt which is what my local pool hall uses where I play leagues. I am a woodworker and I use to do custom car stereo installation, so I am at least a little familiar with wrapping items and building out things...

I am new to the forum but have been playing leagues for a while now. A little bit about me. I play with a Troy Downey cue. I bought this cue from him in 1998. It was one of the very first, if not the first cue he made. I am actually contemplating selling it soon because I want to buy...