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What brand table and bolt pattern? Otlb has insert that might be ready for your table if that helps....toftt Craig

All the parts are labeled 1-1 2-2- 3-3 plus they strike an alignment line on them also. Its been awhile But just bring the usual assortment of tools nothing special. Make sure you center the the middle slate first and check to see if its a pro 8 model most fancy ones are that I have scene...

Interesting It uses static electricity to clean the cloth... I wonder what it will cost and how effective it is.. Craig

Thats true plus I know Capital still has some. I will go to storage tonight and check and if not I should be able to swing over to Capital to get some. Craig

I know they have that one in plastic and in metal in complete sets sometime today I should be able to get over there and see what it costs and make sure they have them still. Craig 916-825-2036

There not cheap but you can find them floating around Ebay. Call Brunswick it's been awhile I think there a few hundred dollars.. Craig

True True you need to extend the slate shelf to make it play tougher like a Diamond.. 1/2"to 3/4" should be plenty deep enough take some measurements and see what you like you might find it only needs 3/8-1/2" added on to give you back a shelf for the balls to rest on. Remember if you extend the...

Capital Billiards in Sacramento Ca Has about 10 or so different styles plastic and metal even more then www.poolndarts.com .. but there not cheap @ capital send me a picture of what you need and I can check there just 10-15 minutes from me I can check and give a price if you need.. Craig

Can I bring a fish named Rick Vardell He knows a thing or two about arm wrestling... he might come for the right amount.... Craig

Slates are from 2 or 3 different tables you can tell from the staple marks, backer boards and thickness. I assume it came from las Vegas I have done 6-10 tables from that area all have had mismatched slates. Just shim it, glue it and Bondo it and it should be fine. Maybe a touch of glue on the...

Look a Diamond in the rough .... Craig

I don't have any pictures of them but I only heard 2 things about them over and over again 1. Everyone loves them. 2. Everyone thinks he sells them to cheap. I have seen about 20 so far but only hit maybe 100 balls with them. best of luck, Craig

Depending on how close you trimmed the extra cloth it should be reusable. You might need some pliers and maybe some 3m glue for extra hold when you install the cloth again. Look in unusual tools section to see some duck bill pliers or sheetmetal pliers tha you can buy @ Orchard supply or some...

When you go to dismantle the slates you can score the slate seam with a razor knife and or use a screwdriver flathead to wedge between the slates to split the seam. Old tables its a bad habit to just lift up on the slate if it has pins you blow out the seams. If you do lift up on the slates just...

Looks good I like the decals/stickers... Craig

Brand new glue bleeds through faster then slightly older glue also. The trick is to lightly roll it on like touch and goes with an airplane. If you press down then roll it, then it bleeds real fast. If you store it in glass quart jars it kinda ages it so it';s not as liquidy but still fluid...

I heard Brunswick wants like $400 for the decals but thats word of mouth I never have calle d to see if its true.. Craig

I've been hearing about alot of pool rooms/ bars doing the same thing trying to make it on berr and food sales with free table time all day. Craig

I rough with large levels then go smaller to get close to perfect sometimes you have to split the difference from side to side to get equal or level. close is close but perfect is sweet.. Not everytable can be perfect or 95% or better but I try my best to achieve it. We all have ways of getting...

There are peaks and valleys in the slate nothing is absolute flat. 8" to a 12" level work best for slates some including myself have 18" levels but smaller will make you go nuts chasing the peaks and valleys. By using multipule levels it makes it easier to see what needs a tweak here or there...