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- - Is that model still in your personal billiards service tool box? - Rob.M Yes it is, but not the orginal one.

QUOTE=dontlitethat;2285288]- - Did the kit imclude any kind of staple remover/puller? [ Just like this one.

Ben, Here is a link to Ron Kilby's site I told you about on the phone. http://www.caromcues.com/conversion.htm Jay

I believe those ten footers are Veerhoven carom tables, very popular with the locals at one time.

Marcus, Try the for sale forum. Much better results there. Welcome to the forums. Jay

Ben, Were you able to get the info you were looking for? By the way it was nice talking to you the other day. I did take some measurements off the SAM's I was working on, which is also a P-37 profile with a metal rail, very similar to the Gabriel's. Jay

FINALLY I'm exhusted...

Very little... We did get a Duo-Fast electric staple gun, and a feather strip puller, bit brace, Yankee screw driver and bits, tack hammer and plenty of tacks, carpenters level and all the basics you needed to install and service at least two tables a day, everyday. Oh and one more thing, you...

Donny, Great pictures! I also have an Android but haven't gotten those kind of results. I guess when you do perfect table work the pictures take care of themselves Talk to you soon. Jay

This is the gospel. I use Glen's system all the time, and it's the best I've ever seen period! For thirty plus years I glued and stapled bar rails top and bottom, not any more. 6-8 staples at the ends, glued in between and your done. Jay

I have found the exact opposite to be true. I find that rails bolted through the slate play better with less thud and a more accurate rebound. The old jumbo frame Brunswick's with 1.5 inch slate and 4 rail bolts per rail were very solid bankers. These are the exception not the rule. As a rule...

That was Steve Kelley from Boston Billiards. The feather strip removal tool he was using was designed and first made by Bob Quenneville, The founder of Boston Billiards and our boss at the time, 1974. Steve and I each received one in our tool kits, they were hand ground and fabricated by Bob...

Ben, Are you referring to the new metal rails they are currently producing or the older wooden rail? Gabriels use a 4 face p-37 profile Kleber or Artemis cushion. Since the shelf on the bottom of the liner helps secure the cushion to the liner, you need to allow 32.5 mm from the bottom of the...

My heart is young, It's the knees, back, arthritic fingers, poor eye sight and bad memory that are making this job kinda challenging. Just kidding, I still love it. Jay

Yes I have, but that was over thirty years ago and it was a recovery in a private home. I can't remember the rail / casting configuration exactly. I'm Getting very old. Jay

Are you referring to the cork pads on the bottoms of the ball bearing trays, used for adjusting the feet? If so call Brunswick, or visit a home center for cork tiles and spray glue them onto the bottoms of the trays. Jay

Just edited that post, try it again. Jay

Pat, Not from a Sport King. The only one piece molded casting/apron shield from Brunswick was on the "Modern". I couldn't swear to these being Modern parts, but its the only Brunswick that was even similar in design. I could be wrong about the Modern, but they are NOT Sport Kings. Heres a...

P.S.......Did you save any of that venison your munching on for the rest of us?

John, I recognized you in a flash, but who's that guy next to you in the white shirt?