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I think most mech's would agree that Simonis & other worsted cloths are indeed more difficult to install correctly, meaning no wrinkles, stretch marks, etc. That being said, if the guy is experienced he should still have no trouble installing Simonis. I personally enjoy working with Simonis...

Thanks for the recommendation, but unfortunately Crown Point is out of my service area :(

Here's a few pix of a similar table? I saw at the Indy auto show. Could it be the same one or are there many others in existance? http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=215431

Ditch the Superspeed and get some Diamond Black K55 cushions! (better & cheaper) Cushion Nose Height = 1 7/16"

Brunswick Jewel, circa 1890 Here's a sweet old table that I recently worked on... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=221427

I recently had the pleasure of working on a true work of art, an 1890 Brunswick Jewel. I moved, set up and recovered the table with Gold Simonis 860. The woodwork and crafsmanship on this old table is just awesome, not to mention the frame is built like a tank. They just don't make em' like...

If you want to order replacement pockets they will set you back about $150.

Are you looking to get that 9' Olhausen table? If so you need a lot more space! :( Consider that the average cue is 57" long. The playing area of a 9' table is 50" x 100". If you figure 60" of free space around the perimeter of the actual playfield you need an area 14.1' x 18.3'. 8' table...

101 uses for Simonis I also took a tour of the Diamond factory with Aaron Berger, a Diamond Rep. He suggested lining the pocket with some black Simonis. They had a table in their showroom that they had done this to and it looked fine. I will be giving this idea a try on my home table (9'...

Ask Jay to put some Diamond K55 cushions on your rails. Better reliability than Superspeed, in many a mechanic's opinion.

Thanks, Craig. Pat O' is checking on them for me too.

Does anybody know where I can get a couple of these corner trim pieces? It is for a Murrey 8' table. I tired to contact Murrey Billiards but they said they were bought out by a company called Escalde years ago. I have e-mailed Escalade but haven't heard anything back from them. I also...

I thought about that but I don't have any extra JP's to use and by the time I buy them and pay shipping I don't think I'll be saving anything :frown:

I'm looking for a 3/8-10 and 5/16-14 pin that I can use in my cordless drill to do some basic shaft cleaning & tip maintenance on my shafts. Anybody out there be willing to sell me one of each? I looked on Atlas Billiards and the pins themselves are only a couple of dollars but they want $16...

A few before and after pics, http://billiardmechanix.com/BeforeandAfter2.aspx

Thank you sir, but looks to me like you got it figured out! Hats off to you, Shane and the others for a helluva job well done!

Here's a Diamond brought back from the dead :thumbup: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=182772

Pat is on the money here. The gentleman in the Diamond video makes that bed cloth install look very easy. Why? Because he's probably done 300 of them and could do it blindfolded! There is no substitute for proper training & experience ;) Good on you for wanting to learn how to work on your...

Saw this at the Indianapolis auto show. Standard size 4 x 8. I'm guessing you could level it by adding or removing air pressure from the tires! :thumbup:

Better keep an eye on this guy.... looks like he's just itchin to get up on the table :nono: