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Pat, Give that man a ceeegar. Exactly what I'm looking for...If you find it please give me a shout with contact info. I might need 100 sets or more total. I could use 12 sets.... like yesterday. Thanks Jay

A propane torch. piece of cake... Heat the bondo by sweeping back and forth, it will smell a bit and start to "toast" using a blade scraper the bondo will slide right off. In your screw holes use small circular motions and a pick or awl and the bondo will come right out. Be careful not to set...

The only comment I have is,... very, very, very nice pictures.....Table work is better than the pictures. And as Forrest Gump would say That's all I have to say about that" See ya soon Good Buddy Jay

Let me clarify further as to why pool tables are not usually heated, IMHO. First, their is the cost of the heating elements and thermostat. Second, the ratio of multi bank shots to directly pocketed balls does not warrant the additional costs and installation, particularly in normal to dry...

Hey Guy's, Thanks for all the PM's and referrals to traditional suppliers. What I'm looking for is an off shore producer of the knock off of the GC 4 and 5 pockets. I can purchase them at wholesale from Brunswick directly, but I was hoping to find a cheaper bulk supplier of the item. Again...

Rob, Not the right ones. I should have added that I'm looking for a wholsale price on 12- 30 sets of pockets. Thanks anyway. Jay

The primary reason that billiard (Carom) tables are heated is to keep the relative humidity of the playing surface very low. That allows the banking angles to remain "long". The one thing that three cushion players don't want is a table that banks short. By keeping the bed of the tables at...

Anybody? China, Japan, no suppliers but Brunswick?

The old ones are all wood. The newer units are very flimsy by comparison.

Josh, I guess the customer did the job himself to avoid being.... gouged. Jay

Ridge-back rails. Kerry will make them any size you need if the standard rails don't fit. They play great, I've been using them about a year now and wouldn't recommend any others. Jay

Nice job Josh! Thanks for the pictures. How about some of the finished table. Jay

JE Came made tables with 4 piece slates in the late 19 th century. The Connelly Ultimate had 4 pieces (2 inch thick) slate. The Chevellotte billiard tables are 4 piece slate. They are out there. Jay

How about? James St Jean circa 1940's out of Mass. or Dave "the face" Lippner Queens NY from the seventy's. TJ Laflamme out of Maine. Mike Ufiemia out of Queens NY. Wendell Weir, Norm "farmer" Webber, Roger Boucher out of Mass. All talented players under the radar.

The Sandbar has added 2 Gold Crown 4 nine footers and 2 7 ft. Diamond bar boxes downstairs. I know, I installed them. It's a little bit private, but if your in serious action the room is available.

Does anybody know of a supplier for new Gold Crown replacement pockets? Please keep in mind I only want the newer style "rubberized" and oversize pockets like the ones that come with the GC 4 and GC 5 tables. I'm looking for 12-30 sets of six. Thanks, any help with this one is greatly...

The removal tool wouldn't be any kind of solution to your problem. It could very well make it worse! Your problem is the excess finish (usually lacquer and stain mixed and sprayed together) sticking to the embedded feather strip. Use a new utility knife blade and run it back and forth between...

Mia Culpa...:sorry: Jay

I think Gary Abood is out of Shreveport. Try homatroy here on AZ he'll hook you up.

Rick, It's a ten dollar tool... that pulls staples faster and easier than a screwdriver and pliers. Pulling staples is the job I hate the most on any pool table, a tool which makes the job faster and easier is staying in my tool box. As far as feather strip pullers go, They aren't as necessary...