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I did. I mounted the motor on a plate that slides between two cleats. I slid it over to tension the belt, then screwed it down to hold it in place.

Thanks, man!

The only reason I built mine and did not buy a Diamond was because I wanted it to look like something Brunswick made in their Gold Crown line. As you said, after sourcing the parts and materials, it became clear why Diamond charges what they do. IMO, worth every penny.

I heard Powder Blue cloth breaks more consistent. Only on Gold Crown VII's, I think.

Thanks! The rod is not threaded. I used a pipe flange with set screws.

Not only do you have to get yourself to Yuma, you have to fade single elimination? Wow. I'd be curious if they even get 64 ranked WNT pros to attend.

What monsters are going to Yuma?

It's over 170 miles from San Diego. Almost a 3 hour drive. Why would a player fly into San Diego then drive 3 hours? Waste of time and money.

Why are you asking me? I'm not the guy posting the videos to YouTube and I have zero aspirations to achieve an 800 Fargo.

Who wants to go to Yuma? No disrespect to any AZB members that live there, but it's in the middle of nowhere, hard to get to unless you want to drive for hours and the accommodations are, shall I say, less than optimal. Who picked Yuma?

This should be interesting...

The shine didn't come back. Being a former detailer, I hit it with my DA polisher and some correction compound and polish which did nothing. It can be argued the balls you posted could have went through a cycle of Aramith Restorer (or Ball Cleaner for that matter) by hand vs. the wash. I'm...

Dawn is not so mild. A buddy washed his Lexus with it. It dried out and ate his clear coat. The first question the guy at the body shop asked him was what did he use to wash the car. See post #8 here...

Terrible advice. Pool balls should never need to touch water or Dawn dishwashing detergent.

Waaaaaaay too much Aramith Ball Cleaner. You'll need to install new cleaning pads on your machine or clean the ones you've got. They are likely saturated with the cleaner and will apply to the balls whenever you run them in the machine. The white dots you are experiencing are collision marks...

Make sure you shake it prior to each use. Do you have a ball polishing machine?

Clog? 2 tbsp of Aramith Ball Cleaner diluted in 8 ounces of 91% Isopropyl Alcohol is a very thin solution. I bought these but in blue. For some reason, blue is no longer available...

I would advise against that.

I use a Cynergy as well. I had the ringwork added to the shaft to match because I'm neurotic.

I use a custom solution of 2 tbsp Aramith Ball Cleaner and 8 ounces 91% Isopropyl Alcohol in my ball polisher.