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Yes, I figured that they backed out a bit when I removed the bolt. Also, the threaded inserts for the corner cast have a screw that goes in at a diagonal toward the insert. I'm not sure, but are these suppost to go into a slot that is cut into the end of the insert. The one that stripped out...

Well one of the threaded inserts in the other rail that the corner casting connects too has stripped out when putting the removed rail on. What is the best option to repair this? The way the rail end is routed out, there does not look like much room to drill the hole out and put a dowel rod...

I took the rail off and the cover is definately over the relief cut in the rail which would cause a change in rail nose height. Also some minor mounting problems that I can take care of fairly easily. Two of the thread inserts are protruding from the rail bottom also causing a height...

Good pictures. I will check the rail covering and see how it sets with the relief. Also, in the GC3 picts, the cloth looks like it is bunched up in places which I'm sure would cause a height issue. While I have a rail off can someone show explain to me how to measure the sub rail thickness...

I dug out a digital depth finder that I have. 1.5 seems to be the consistent height around my table. I have not had the rails changed in the 10 years that I've owned the table. The previous owner??

Ok Buckshot. I took a common carpenters tape measure and measured from the playing surface to the center of the cushion nose. Is there a more precise way to measure? Where to on the cushion should I measure?

The "X" measurement looks to be 1/4" off. 127" one side 127 and 1/4" on the other diagonal. The cushion nose is 1 1/2" all the way around. Looking under the table the corner pocket castings are about a quarter to 3 eighths of an inch from the aprons. They are all a bit different. Also looks...

When I attempt the basic 3 rail bank from one corner pocket to the adjacent corner pocket I'm coming up almost a whole diamond short. When I drop down to the diamond right above the side pocket I can pocket the ball. I'm using the required top right running english. I measured the bed of the...

Used but in good working condition. Some blemish's, but no dents. $45, free shipping US only. Will ship WW but buyer pays actual shipping.

These came with my first table back in 2000. I'm cleaning out my game room cabinets and found these in the back. The set on the left has what appears to be the Aramith logo on the cue ball, and both are in Aramith boxes. But I have 2 sets of Centennials that are in Aramith boxes also. Go...

Can anyone tell me if these are earylier Aramith ball sets?

I would be interested in the 1992 Pool Players Calendar in the first round of your picts. Give me a price please.

Thanks for all the info. I wasn't sure if the piloted shaft of Schon would make any difference in other 5/16 x 14 shafts fitting.

If its a home table then get yourself a good GC. Set it up the way that you want, then practice, practice, practice!!

Does anyone make a CF shaft to fit a Schon. I'm not sure about the "piloted" shaft that Schon uses??

Give me a price for all of the above and one of your weight bolt sets that you are listing.

Our BCA League has 3 man teams. You play each player twice during the match. First round the home team racks & breaks, 2nd round "visiting" team racks & breaks. 14 teams and we play every Tuesday night. There are a few dominating teams, but they can and do get beat on occasion.

Sorry to hear this sad news. I own some of his cues, both Schon & Segen, and they are some of the finest. You did the pool world proud Evan. Rest In Peace.

Yep, everything about him looks legit. Give him a day or two, life may have caught up with him for a bit.

I don't. I enjoy the night out playing pool and socializing with all the players. It's almost become a second family.