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Who's building them?

Ridgeback sold out to Valley, so now Ridgeback rails are manufactured by the Valley company, not by Ridgeback Rails anymore.

Well, a friend of mine bought a set of standard rails $492 dollars, and was not impressed.

I guess none of you are aware that Valley bought Ridgeback rails, so they're now just Valley replacement rails.

How many people in this country do you think can modify a red label Diamond and turn it into a blue label design? My guess is less that 5 can do it right!

Coming soon buddy.

Send an email to Chad@diamondbilliards.com and ask him if our European Diamond dealer has it available.

Surprises me that no one has tried my RKC250 adhesive.

Thank you very much.

Yes, by all means back off. What ever you back off side to side, back off double end to end.

That's like saying all cloths stretch the same. On a 7ft Valley Championship 3030 stretches about 4 1/2" side to side, whereas Simonis 860HR only stretches 1 3/8".

All depends on your strength to pull. And Ansy cloth don't have much stretch to begin with

Everyone has some sort of method of cutting the rail cloth, but cutting the cushions is unacceptable.

The 44"×88" was a mis print. Brunswick has never made one, but they did start making the 46"×92" GC1 in 1961, along with the 9ft.

Zach is one of my students, I assure you he's not cutting the cushions. Once he has the cloth loose at the facing, he lift/pulls the cloth enough to allow him to cut along the nose of the cushions but angled above them the full length of the rail cloth.

The table you bought is now $5795.

Where are you located?

Just need to see the underside of the cushions, that's all.

1 1/8" × 21" belts are all over the internet for sale in various grits, all one has to do is look!

The OP already has the belt sander, he's asking about the replacement belts.