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Thanks Glenn. I'm hoping to minimize disassembly and mostly concerned with ensuring those slates make it from TN to FL. We'll only be here max 2 years before moving again. At that time, I plan on switching it over to pool rubber and pockets, adding angle buttresses to the frame and planing it...

Cool that there are two for each player, so it works for tracking "breaks" and totals.

Scorers. I've seen ones on the "nose" of the top rail, but never these dials. Probably add-ons from the dealer

@realkingcobra While I'm here. Any advice on moving and leveling this Anniversary? Driving it back from TN to FL. Planning on stacking the slates vertically on a pallet, strapped to another pallet on the wall with blankets between the slates.

Thanks @Renegade_56 . I know even the American sized balls will play faster than pool balls. Maybe I will stick with something like 870hr or Granito Bassalt

One wrinkle, I plan on converting it over to pool in approx 18 months when we move houses.

Hey all. I’m having an American snooker table setup in the next couple weeks. I’d like some opinions on cloth. Thinking Simonis 760 or Gorina 2000. Obviously less worried about burns, so maybe the 760 will do? The table will see some humidity so maybe a lower wool would be better?

Yea that's the "ask". He knows it's high. Some people like to haggle!

Posting for a nice old man near me. Was setup outside last week to take photos. Pretty amazing survivor. Up on the FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/ya5ukhd542PWK9xZ/

@realkingcobra Thanks! Definitely doesn't make $$$ sense. Lets say I leave the rails as they are with the stock nose height, what would be the best cushion rubber I can put on this? Much appreciated! You're an invaluable resource on AZB!

Anyone have an idea how much the drop-on top replacement from Diamond costs on a 9" like this? Guy is asking $2,250 for this Professional. Price seems reasonable, but I remember those first iteration Diamonds being so "goofy" off the rails that they were unplayable for me.

Thanks Glen!

Title says it all. Looking for a mechanic in Florida who is experienced in the Red to Blue conversion on a 9 footer. I'd appreciate any referrals!

Sounds good. Can you post a photo?

I had Paul make me a very high-end custom piece years ago. Lots of burl, intricate ring work. A true work of art that played very well. Unfortunately, tough times necessitated it's sale. Off to Japan it went via eBay. I can't tell you how much I regret selling that cue.

Looking for something forward weighted. Thinner butt would be nice. Prefer to be around 20oz with shaft. Wrap or wrapless, don't care. Pretty is nice but quality is a must.

4 days to go, and it's still a deal on eBay unfortunately. I need to sell, so It's running with no reserve!

To sweeten the deal. I'll offer free overnight shipping to confirmed RSB'ers.

Up for sale is my personal cue. It was made for me by Paul Dayton in 2011, to my specifications. 19.5 oz, 58 in. The forearm and butt are Thuya Burl with Ebony points outlined in Maple. The grip is Birdseye Maple. The ringwork is a combination of the three woods. Points are hand cut, sharp and...