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Yes I did...now. ;-) I'll shoot you a proper reply in the morning.

Prices can also vary regionally. Cost of living is higher in some areas than in others, and prices will reflect that. Out of curiosity now that the work is done, do you feel that the price paid for the work done is too high? I'm getting the impression that is the case since you're posting...

I've seen plenty of Brunswick tables that definitely don't last a lifetime, so you've got commercial grade and home grade tables with any manufacturer. That being said, a Diamond Professional or Pro-Am model with league cut pockets will play good but not too tough. There are also some good...

Please don't take offense, but with the questions you're asking, yes, you're better off waiting for a pro to do the work. With a table as good as yours, why skimp on the setup. Have it done right.

Hard rails = dead rails. It's possible the guy that told you if they're not hard they're bad has no clue what he's talking about, or meant if they are hard they're bad. Either way, I feel he misinformed you. Also, I've seen old Brunswicks with Superspeed rubber on them that very well could...

It can also help to score the seam with a blade before prying apart.

That apparently happened near here. Story is that the driver of the truck got forced off the road and up the embankment. Luckily no one was killed.

No!!!! LOL I've seen too many that moving like this put too much side to side pressure on the legs and broke them off of the frame. Totally depends on what kind of table/floor/etc you have. Some times, carpet sliders can help, but I've also seen legs broken using them. I think the best way...

I was surprised to see it away from Vegas two in a row this year, but Louis would be closer for me! Hopefully I'll actually be able to make it.

It depends on what you're looking for, but in general, I would want to know the brand, model, size, and age of the table. I personally wouldn't spend money on anything that isn't a slate table, but again it depends on what you want. Obviously overall cosmetic appearance and structural...

I wanted to go, and this was the first year in a few years that I haven't made it, but I've been too busy here to get out of town. Not a bad reason to miss it, I guess, but I still would like to have made an appearance. From what a couple of people I talked to said, it seems like the show was...

I've never been on a cruise, so never had the chance to see one of those. Always wondered about them though. Awesome post.

Yup yup. I've seen Glen work some MAGIC on those Diamondwood rails.

No 4x in stock. Sorry. I'd have to order them. Check out their site and let me know what styles you like.

Nope. Yup, I confused you with another thread, although I've done done work in the Rochester area. I'll pm you a quote. What size shirt do you wear?

Yeah, I've got some Simonis stickers, and a TON of Hustin USA stuff leftover from when I ran a pool room that closed up. Let me know what size you need and I'll let you know what designs I have in stock. I'll give you a good deal when I come up to do your table. :D

Ok, then yeah, that's a good price. I think I have some of the Simonis stickers, but no Brunswick.

That price is cheap, even if you are buying the cloth. Have you checked this mechanic's qualifications to be sure you're getting quality work for that price? Where are you located? Maybe we can make a recommendation for a quality mechanic near you.

It's a deal! I'd love to meet up. I'll keep in touch if I get up that way. Josh

Yup, that's the guy. :grin: I can fix them. Give me a call tomorrow and I'll talk to you about some different options. I've worked in senior centers, youth centers, apartment complexes, etc, so I understand everything needs to be approved by the bookkeepers. I'll shoot you a couple prices...