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you gonna rabbet the top to flush mount the ply?

lookin good! i have yet to start on my own light. what kind of wood are you using?

so i'll either need to build or put the jack on something in order for the jack to reach the bottom of the frame, correct? would you recommend 4 jacks then?

thanks for all the suggestions. it's a GC4 and it's in the garage. the flooring was finished with a rough kind of finish, not really smooth at all. it's also sitting on a rug that needs to be rotated as well so i think perhaps the furniture dollies reinforced w/ ply to make sure the foot plates...

what's the best way to rotate a 9' table without having to disassemble and reassemble? i just need to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise (or counter clockwise). i was thinking a couple of car jacks and a couple of friends to help balance and move...

my cues will be buried with me.

9' GCIV sitting in the garage. will need to tighten the pockets at some point in the future.

ha. only if you're going down the 405 parking lot. ;)

about 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

This is my current DIY project. Just shelled out 2k for all the tools to build my light, and I still need to buy the actual lights!

wow, awesome weaving on those pockets. i'm awaiting for the final design for my case as well. was told i'd get them this week for approval before production starts. can't wait!

i am also looking for one. please PM if you have one avail in or around southern california.

yeah, it's starting to look that way.. looks like i may just have to purchase local or new.

would any mechanic here be willing to disassemble, pack, move and reassemble a table (and a few other items) from NY to LA?

Looking for a 9' newer GC (or equiv Brunswick) or a Diamond table. Does anyone have a connection anywhere in the So. Cal area?