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I've had good luck getting doing the holes with a plunge bit/router clamped to the rail. Flat bottom, exact size and no wobble. How do you drive in the inserts? I use a drill press, threaded rod, nuts and wrenches to get them in straight, but it's slow and a pain in the rear.

For sure there's a need. The place I play at has a number of similar home made boxes the straight pool players use all the time. Your design is nicer. If I needed one (already made mine, I think I paid about $20+ship for the counters themselves) I'd pop for about $69, more for a nice...

You'd also need 3-axis gyroscopes if you're concerned with spin. Tiny MEMS sensor packages containing both accelerometers and gyros are quite a bit smaller than a dime - about 5mm x 5mm. It could be a bit iffy to get Bluetooth to transmit through the cue ball material.

Redshoes Billiards in Alsip IL (south Chicago) had their old Gold Crown rails replaced with Jerimy's about a year or two ago. You can try them there, they play REAL nice.

Can anyone recommend a mechanic for recovering a table in NW Indiana very near Chicago? Appreciate it.

What did you use for the motor?

I believe the Diamond 'Pro' cut pockets are.. Corners - 141 degrees, 4.5" Sides - 102 degrees, 5.0" 15 degrees down angle 3/16" facings

Maybe obvious but something I'd overlooked - be nice to have wiring in place to control the table light from a wall switch and something solid to hang the light from.

I'd like to donate, check your PM.

I'm a hobbyist building some rails. I'm trying to find the correct subrail angle to get the cushion nose right at 1.437" with a 1.688" subrail height. After cutting a sample subrail and taping on a piece of cushion (Diamond black K55) 22.5 degrees works. However, I'm wondering if when the...

Showed this to my kids a few weeks ago and told them how cool I think it is. Have my fingers crossed for Fathers Day.

This might be helpful... https://www.pooldawg.com/article/pooldawg-library/how-to-shoot-straighter

Assuming the cylinder must be laterally level to be useful I think it'd needs a way to show you when it is level. I'd add a tiny digital accelerometer that lights up an LED when it's level. Then get your body/head in the right place with the lines aligned while the light is on. Then you'd...

I've got some Diamond black K55 cushions (purchased from Diamond a few years ago) that I'm getting ready to install on some rails. Curious that Diamond wasn't using their own cushions. Did they stop using them on their tables?

Excellent!!:lmao:

I'm pretty sure Artemis Intercontinental #66 cushions are a K55 profile (not K66). Thought I'd mention this to avoid confusion (or maybe cause some).

Does the cylinder need to be exactly laterally level for this to work correctly? If your cue is twisted slightly clockwise/counter clockwise does that throw the alignment you see off?

sorry I wasn't clear, this is what I meant... https://www.pooldawg.com/product/riley-sightright-extension

Is that clear plastic alignment piece part of the process?

Here's a really good article about your vision perception and getting it lined up correctly.... https://www.pooldawg.com/article/pooldawg-library/how-to-shoot-straighter