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Agree completely, most everything I see here is over priced.

Are you changing the rails on a 2025 table? Old threads and methods are good for old tables. Just because some company used to carry K66 and no longer does, or vice versa is really irrelevant. The profile has not changed over the years.

My point being if you aim at contact point on anything other than straight in or very close to it you will miss. That is the only time ghost ball center and contact point are the same aim line. Ghost ball center is always correct.

most all cut shots would miss doing that

I agree with your description of your idea.

If Dr. Dave says that is correct then both of you are mistaken. The pocket facings are at angles so then the center point of the ball when in contact with that point would be perpendicular to that angle. You statement would be correct if the pocket facings were at 45 degrees, but they are not.

If you could move the balls where the centers are on that line the contact point of the rail facing would be well inside the points. In other words, if the points are exactly 4.500, then the centerlines of the balls would both be almost 1/8" outside the line that goes from point to point.

Very misleading picture there, if you look at the angle on the face of each side of the ball ang then draw a perpendicular line out at the ball contact point then it looks to me like it is easily correct, you could also simply measure point to point.

yeah, and usually the warped butt is included at no charge

well obviously the balls will bounce at contact with the rails is there is much speed at all, and very poor rebound regardless of speed

make another bushing that fits both the id of the spindle as well as the od of the shaft.

you can save as a different file type to make it weigh less without resizing the image in most cases.

well they are selling their shafts so they must be "perfect" enough.

A lot

I went on the same search about 8 or 10 years ago with no luck.

It does if they want to sell many shafts, and they do.

Then why do all the aftermarket shaft manufacturers use the same collar sizes?

maybe because customers have no right to do anything with the tables except play pool on them, you can go play somewhere else if you don't like the tables

you may ask the owner of the tables what they will allow you to do on them, if anything