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For all those asking the same questions, and all those that provide answers that don't work, read the following and draw your own conclusions!!! Formica countertops are made from multiple layers of paper, including: Kraft paper: The base layer that's saturated with phenolic resin to give it...

The finish on those rails is literally paper thin, nothing is going to remove those scratches that won't remove the paper finish as well.

Normal bar table work trust me

I've answered this question on Valley tables several times already! The mechanic that did the work caused the ball hopping problems!! If you don't wrap the cloth around the bottom back side of the rail blocks as it's wrapped around the back side at the top, then that lack of cloth wrapped around...

About $3500

That might come in handy😉

$850

Not even close to a Brunswick!

Doing great, except for delivering Diamond tables like a mad man, interfering with my steelhead fishing time😪

I don't know anyone that would trade out the Dymondwood Rosewood rails for the PRC black rails today, there's the problem.

Rounded Dymondwood was never available with the rounded corners in a Professional.

What if the rails are Dymondwood rosewood??

There is no one, nearest mechanic that can do the conversion is Mark Gregory in Atlanta, but a lot of people are willing to take your money!

Between green and blue, 1/4" less with green, and about a 1/4" less with the 860 vs 860HR.

Backing off the 3/4" is to give you an approximate beginning point. Any correction to that comes when you stretch both ends, the second end stretch tells you whether you need to back off a little stretch, or add just a little more. All cloths will balance out 2 to 1, trust me.

If you take notice, you'll see cloth stretches more in length than it does in width.

I don't really use the 3030, so I can't really say, but if I did, I'd figure out the stretch index pretty quick