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i have the same one and its this is a standalone model

You may need new rail cloth depending on the rail size 5-6" width is needed being new to rail work 6" might be easier for you.

I have never seen a plug for the holes. replace foot rail with another head rail. drill out the hole to be round call them drink holders. reformica the rails. make an insert and call it a chalk holder or penny holder. other then that a little dab of silicone to hold them in place.

Like glen said Ridgeback rails Simmions Cloth. Clean the slate and trim cloth so not a lot of build up on back of rails are key to making the table play great after speeding good money on the table.

Most will be loose they are only tight or snug if needed to raise the low spot on the table. those are your slate levelers.

all the mechanics in the bay are only use shims to tighten pockets. Might call buffalo billiards sequia billiards admiral tables they have all the tools but never seen solid work from them ever. A1 in hayward has a huge ego and price vert rude but might be able too. Give me a call easier to...

Need an installer with real tools. Ask him 4 simple questions Glue over staples Wax over bondo Fork bit over impact gun Brace n bit Need one of these http://www.muellers.com/Adjustable-Fork-Bit,647.html

Its a neat idea. Reminds me of adjusting the valves on an engine. Might be a good system on valley coin ops and some orher tables. May not be able to use normal predrilled spots but could be a great option on certian installs. Most may not like it from slowing down install time and most still...

You can to i bought an aniversary table on a madison frame just add 2x2 along the edge bolt in like a t rail table then drill 2x2 for bottom bolts to rail. Just make the holes big enough to adjust rails for alignment.

Been awhile but I would check. 1. Rails for cracks splits and stapled out. 2. Check slate for cracks. 3. Check bracing for defects seen some loose from bad installers or bad fights or car engines resting on the table. 4 pockets for cracks n splits from people slamming cues into the pockets...

Were do live I know of a few mechanics in the area. Don't waste your time with anyone on Craigslist there all hacks. I'm in Arizona temporarily I normally do tables all over the bay area. Feel free to text me or call me I can point you to a good mechanic at a good price. Craig Herman 916-825-2036

http://www.silencertests.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41444 Just a reminder of loose clothing and basic destractions can cause..

Bad level job. Shimmed outside but not center of slate for support were needed. Level frame again then level slate. Assuming new table not a poorly stored old one..

3/8x16x2-1/2"long roughly all my spare handy parts in California I'm in as for awhile. Buy a couple different lengths with washers and screw together lightly and use a tape measure.

Can't comment might get banned.... glad your happy Craig

Can't comment might get banned. Glad your happy Craig

If I remember you will need metric nuts. Been a few years since I touched one of those tables..

Cross nut or cross dowels. Www.theinsertcompany.com/cross_dowels.HTML

Ace hardware, rockler wood store, most cabinet supply stores, grainger, msc

Kudos Mark, a little short on rails but said enough to get to the point. I talk about rails everyone thinks I'm nuts about density thickness angle rubber and type of wood used and why. Craig