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Isn't that sweet, no I did not learn anything from your method. I do walk away a little disappointed though. The reason is simple, I was expecting so much more. What I did is use a measured flat surface as a start, the real fun is coming over the weekend. Your super glue fix is the plywood vs my...

Please bring up the Olhausen rail ya frikken genius. Lets see who was present during that entire process.... Josh & Donny Pat Odonnell Bob Deturk & Robin Jay Spielburg That was Pat's Olhausen and we basically experimented it since it was a one piece side rail and the first to go on the mill...

This is hilarious, I am done playing with the illusion. If you get me kicked out of the forum that just reinforces everything I have said. I didn't throw the first stone, but I have a field full of them. Spoiled kid? Actually that couldn't be further from the truth. Aside from my Dad that lives...

What a great title? Thank you all for your free advertising and to get some attention away from the Black Hole. I have a picture of his super secret tooling somewhere here.... This series of pictures was sent to most of the top level mechanics, and me too! In fact, up until I became the hacker...

Hi Gerald, You are the best! Everyone seems to stay away from these posts as if you would get excommunicated from the church of Glen! Good thing you are reading all this before I hack on your table right? Have you and my dad gotten together at all since we were over? Talk to you soon, I am...

Sounds like a good way to go shopping (are they beans for the campfire?)and do the work. To answer your question it is to place between a good slate and the broken pieces. Not a bad use actually, below is what I do. Maybe we can each take something from this. And so you know, the lower slate...

Hi John, I don't observe the day, mostly due to its history in paganism (whole different story). But I appreciate the thought, have a great Easter as well to you and yours. That goes for all of you. Rob

Good, I am glad you are posting about this. Just so you know, you have no choice but waiting on Glen. Even then God Bless him. I was very specific with all aspects of the work. I did tell you that I don't do as much Simonis work as most mechanics. I even showed those mechanics who came by at the...

Maybe we should ask Mr Wilson to update this forum for you, how about "Talk to Glen"? If you want to share, that is great. I am sure that there are at least 11 (just kidding of course guys) qualified mechanics out there that can do this fix. I do love the games, and the subtle jabs. No...

I have it glued to the inside roof of my truck, if I see it long enough I might just turn it in! You are a riot Glen. We only butt heads because of similarity. If we were that different, there would be no comments needed.

Got a call a few months ago from a customer outside Albany NY. He claimed he had a Brunswick Madison that had a cracked slate that he wanted fixed. Our schedules just lined up before the expo, so I ran up to take a look. Apparently when he had his floor installed, the tile guys moved this 9ft...

Only 10 mechanics able to do quality subrail extensions? BS So you are saying that less than 10 guys out there are capable and qualifiied to do subrails? The work is not that tough. This board is so polarized by your ego, I am surprised you don't have to log in twice. Maybe when people call me...

Oh I see where this is going, no worries Glen. Do as you wish. I don't even know if that is the customer's name. Not to drag this out any more, you can pursue any avenue you need. I could tell you much to your dismay about those you think are in awe of you. As soon as you stop being useful to...

Say what you want Bob, you do have that right. I have been on the verge of ending our business arrangement for months, this just was the topping on the cake. Yes, you are a terrific mechanic. And for the record, Yes, I did learn quite a bit from you. Yes, you do work in pool rooms in my backyard...

What a terrific idea! Actually it was fromthe backend of a Makita Sander. Doesn't take much, looks way worse covered. If I had the end customers number it would have been fixed. Find me someone who doesn't make mistakes, I have never met one... Rob

Stir the Pot, see what comes up? Wait a sec, that looks like a rail you installed? Why did you install it once you saw I butchered the subrail with my sander? It was my fault that I did not catch it, but I did give you the option. As I recall, I pestered you about it once I saw it to not...

Gotta say that does look damned good Glen. You never heard me say you can't make it work, the pictures do speak for themselves.

You are probably looking at the milling tolerance of the carpenters level? It would take 4 lines out on my Starrett 12" before you could even see the bubble moved on the 4ft carpenters level. This wouldn't be one of the blue aluminum ones from HomeDepot would it? The Starrett #98 is a 12" level...

Hi Printmanjackson, First off, thank you for taking the time to post your question. This is a section for pool table mechanics to share trade information and work together to better our industry. What you are asking for is already listed throughout the several thousand postings on here. Also, I...