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I'm sure you've thought of this, but I can't tell from the pic...has the bottom of the rail been routered out for those rail bolt plates? Do the screws countersink? I can say I've never seen that one before. Then again, I'd never seen adjustable leg levelers super glued to a tile floor before...

The top does come apart, but the hardware is kind of unique. You problem is going to start once the top is off though. That slate is over 750 lbs. The frame is also quite heavy and bulky even with the legs off. Those tables are designed to be moved assembled in a cart. You might consider...

Depends on how much you want to tighten them, but subrail extensions are probably going to be your best bet. Where are you located?

Gotta love a Frankentable.

You should try to contact someone near you to do the work. Pricing does tend to be regional. Price around and try to get an idea of their experience. Keep in mind also that if you order a cut of cloth and there's a problem with it, you're dealing with wherever you bought the cloth, and most...

I think that really depends whether you're a retailer or a serviceman. A retailer obviously needs to profit on the sale of the cloth whereas the mechanic can call it materials used to perform the labor he's getting paid for. It's like anything else though...your cost will depend somewhat on...

I like the idea of a 6 leg Dynamo. That might be the best/easiest fix. I have a set of 4 used but good bar box legs and brand new inserts in my shop if you want to tackle this. I'll sell them to you cheap.

Yeah that frame is way out.

If no one else closer to you replies...what kind of work do you need?

Nope. There are MANY choices out there. I've seen wood glue, super glue, and even staples. Contact cement seems to be the BEST choice though.

I'm just kidding....

You ever marry one? LOL

Geez, Kelly! These guys are going to think I'm a fat kid alcoholic with an Asian fetish. I told you I gave up Asians!

LOL Well said. My fault if I misinterpreted what you said and/or how you said it. I think we're on the same page now though.

That looks awesome! Heads up on those balls....those have kind of a decorative finish...it's like a thin plastic coating over a regular ball. They tend to chip and crack very easily. They definitely fit the theme though! I love it.

I'm on my way. What should I tell him, Glen? About 2 weeks? ;-)

Which is what I said...there's wool and there's nylon. There is no felt. I've always thought it funny that so many people mistakenly call it felt. You may want to check my rep for table work. But yeah, whenever you're ready, I can cover your poker table too. :D

Meaning what?

ANY billiard cloth is going to be some blend of wool and nylon. The ratio will vary depending on the manufacturer and series of cloth, but it all has nylon. Felt, however...none. :grin:

In my opinion it's the same as with tables with no name plates. That should usually tip you off to the quality of the product if they don't have enough pride in it to put a name on it. Would you buy this? : "Fast car...it's a lot like a Ferrari for 1/3 of the $$!" I don't think so. If you...