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I also decided to assemble the table less cloth just to see what bolts are missing and to get a better picture for a before and after photo I know this might sound crazy, but the room i'st gonna be setup in is not ready yet so really just killing time, and to have something to do since I retired...

I've taken the wood frame off of the back of my slate's and noticed these what appear to be wooden pin's but after looking at them closer there really wood screws. a few are missing any idea's on what to replace them with. They didn't screw into the slate just in some predrilled holes. Thanks...

GC4 yes I used the easy off method first, that's my new Harbor Freight bench grinder $74.00 dollars.

Buffer Tried out the new bench grinder today on one of the pocket corners, this is after a few minuets on the wire wheel and part of it on the buffing wheel.

Wanting to convert my drop pocket Anniversary table 4x8 to a gully system table, will need all parts, such as ball box, gullies with hardware and pockets. Please PM me are post. Thanks David

Picture of the busted slate at female side of slate pin. I do have the busted piece of slate.

3Kushn, what do you recommend for a aluminum cleaner, the easy-off worked good took more than 1 coat, I did use Playtex gloves in a well ventilated garage. Thanks for your reply.

Pics Started doing some striping of one of the leg ovals and the banding and a test spot on the stretcher today here are a few pictures. Still a long way to go but a start. The rest can be found on the above link. David

GC I'm gonna start with the ovals first than install the base frame, slate then do the pocket work. David

pt109 is the sand for more weight or was that meant to be a funnies. if not thanks for your input. David

RKC thanks for the input much appreciated David

RKC I seen where you made a reply on my post, but it wasn't pertaining to the question I asked, is it because you don't repair this type of damage, are just not interested enough in the post, I have read many of your post on table repair and I must say you do excellent work and just wish you...

dduc996 I did settle on the Anniversary table, the moderne table had been in a basement and got exposed to water around the legs and the ball return system had been replaced with a drop pocket system. Thanks for inquiring. David

Thanks for the pictures and reply how to I determine the correct depth of the pocket shelf, Thanks

Hi fellow forum members new to this forum and the game of pool, but reading here has enticed me to by a used table and attempt to refinish it, So just encase some of you members would care to follow along and offer help I will be posting a link to my Photobucket. (hope this link works)...

I will start my on thread about this table today more people my be interested like we are in your's. David

CG did you get the picture's I sent you of my oval's David

Well I picked the table up Thursday this week, the seller was a super nice guy, I did manage to get him to lower the price because of the condition of the slate, In all the table is in great condition. The slate corners have been rounded for what appears to aide in speeding up play because this...

That's what I wanted to know I'm also gonna look at a Anniversary table this week, but this one is a little closer to home. The Anniversary is already apart I made another post about the condition of the slate but haven't gotten any replies yet. Thanks

That was just a ebay link,there is one that I have located for $1550.00 Thanks