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If you don't want the loose loops showing under the rails when they bolted down, which is what happens when the cloth gets compressed buy the rails being bolted down, then place your staples 3/4" back from the bottom bevel of the rails, and keep them that far back.

Donny was a student of mine😂😂

No problem, post up the pictures😉

Grainger sells them, and they have an arrow on the inside of the belts to show the direction of rotation so they don't come apart when being used.

He don't know what he's talking about because it's 63 1/2% + or - 1% and that formula only applies to 1 model of cushions and 1 exact subrail thickness! You can throw that formula out the door when it comes to most of the tables built today!!

No, I'm saying that if you truly knew how to level slates with the Diamond leveling system, you'd never have to back a wedge down. How many have you leveled? I personally have leveled 1,000's of them, and have yet to have to back a wedge down, unless I'm following someone else's attempt to level...

Personally, I prefer the leather pockets on the Diamonds vs the plastic on the aforementioned tables, and I do like that they're not really flush with the finish of the rails because that prevents the shaft of your cue from rubbing on the rail finish. The leveling system isn't flawed, the...

It could, but I'd check the frame for flatness before I put any slate screws in, or even put the slate on the frame of the table, because the frame will crown or swayback the slate, even if it's flat to begin with.

Tournament Snooker tables have 3 1/2" corner pockets measured at the drop off of the slate shelf.

Almost every pool hall that had a Chinese 8 ball table in the US has pretty much dumped the tables. There was a room owner on the for sale section a while ball selling 3 for $500 each, then asking if they could be converted to normal pocket tables. Chinese 8 ball will never fly in the US I...

What is the thickness of the sub rails?

All this talk about how to do this and that, yet no one has even brought up the subject of being able to bolt the 12' cut down rails, to a 7ft, go for it guys!!!

My advice is free, the parts are about $20, but no call, ok, no problem😉

You need more than hardware to convert non-adjustable to adjustable! First problem is the adjustable feet are recessed deeper into the MAPLE corner block, which requires drilling foot hole deeper with a flat bore bit, like a forstner bit, THEN counter sunk again with another forstner bit to...

I'll pass, I've delivered quite a few Diamonds to the MD area, to far below my standards, why don't you hop on a greyhound bus if you can afford the ticket and come on out to Spokane, WA instead!

With the junk tables I see in that pool room, it's no wonder you don't have Diamonds, it's clear you can't afford them, let alone be worried about being open from one month to the next!

I know right where you're located, on the corner of broke back mountain and dueling banjos!!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, big man!