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Full Class What a great response we had for this class. We are full as of now. Thank you everyone for spreading the word. For those who had wished to attend we will are working on another class for early in 2017.:thumbup2:

Glenn...Glenn...Glenn...Do you really think that Oscar & I would not show the proper way to stretch index the cloth? :cool::thumbup:

Pool Table 911 is pleased to announce we willbe hosting Championship's Master Installer Certification Course here in Beach Haven, NJ. The course is free and will be held 10/13/16 at 8:30am. It is a very informative class for both novice & experienced Installers. Ideas & techniques will be shared...

That is how it is supposed to be done by a professional.

The first part of your post was funny & witty:D. The second part was just plain ignorant. :angry:

Apology accepted....Thank you! :thumbup:

You sir don't know a thing about most of us "Table Mechanics". I know what I do is not rocket science. But what I do is a skilled trade. If you have a problem with a couple guys you should call them out and leave the rest of us out of it. Thanks and have a good night!

Something cool..... This is going to be a great event!

Hey....That's Legend John "OTLB" Palmer....What a great system for putting up the aprons.....Fast and efficient.:thumbup:

Here is a Brunswick Classic in Jersey

(770) 548-4292 Give him a call

Mark Gregory has a trailer? 😀

I did not scoff at you. You do not use power tools to remove those bolts. I have tried with a fork bit with a socket attached. When it slipped I gouged an apron. I use power tools all the time in my business. I have also used a brace and found it awkward.

I don't know how many antiques you have work on but most of the time you only need the tool to break the bolt loose. Most come out by hand very quickly after the initial loosening with a tool.

They are not Accu-Fast cushions on your table. The older Olhausen's did not have Accu-Fast until the mid 90's if I remember correctly. They also said it on the emblem. The newer Olhausens all have the Accu-fast cushion.. Accu-fast cushions do not go bad. At least the thousands I have moved or...

The emblem tells the story. It is an older drake which did not have accu-fast cushions. It would say it on the emblem.

You need k66 at a minimum. Olhausen rails are too thin for k55 and the bevel for both are different. Accu-fast is really the cushion you should have used.

That table does not have accu-fast cushions.

Check your rail bolts are tight.

Yeah I just re-read the original post. Lol. I thought it was strange to ask how to switch to drop pockets. Again I think Ken Hesh can help the OP.