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If you have a lamp over the table it's going to be in the way... all tops are 5x9. Problem is to find a net that fits on a 9 footer because the panels will be flush to the edge of the rails. Some of the retractable models could fit Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

How about this one? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Not one i worked on. Just a pic from the net for the op to see how they attach to the rail. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

How old is the cloth? Looks like it is well worn not only on the facings Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

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Looks real fun to pin the first one to go camping. Lol Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

The slate's framing is actually glued to it. Staples is how i do. Oh and you should never shim on the wood block btw. You want your wedge to sit on the frame Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

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Ahem. You don't know me. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

Well i'm setting up 2 black crowns right now and the frames are fine. Stacking 4 tables high doesn't have much to do with the frame's toughness since the legs are standing on top of the others... i agree diamonds use better materials but does that makes black crowns a pos? Not. Some i installed...

Had to install one for a border battle 15 years ago and the american team called to say it was one of the best table they played on... but what do they know Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

You probably had to work on an early black crown 1... capture nuts were only weldnuts then. They are 1/4 steel plates now... what are diamonds proam frames made out of again? Plywood? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

RKC is right about the aprons made out of particle board. But that doesn't affect playability at all. Cheaply built? No. They are pretty tough Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums

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The nut is to lock the rod in the caster so it doesn't spin in it while leveling, the screw in the bushing serves the same purpose

I'd place my bet on a k44 cushion. Same as on their bristol tables

I'm 1000% sure that is a united billiard. One my least favorite coin-op to work on. Good luck

Hammering the wax will mark the cloth making a clear white line at the seam. Try rolling a socket on it instead

I'd look for a Canada billiard over a brunswick for a furniture table : stronger frames, great looks, made in your country...

Most of the videos that you'll find on youtube are from people hacking their own table...not much real good tricks of the trade to learn from them.