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That will all depend on the wheels. I’ve always used similar to the ones on the picture which are rated at 250lbs each. The heaviest slate I’ve put on it was from a 10’ table estimated about 400Lb and went two stories up no problem. 9’ slate any day, sometimes on a Saturday :) Change the wheels...

I’ve been debating if I should offer these for sale but I just don’t have the time. So here is one that is taking space in my garage, let me know if anyone wants it. $550 plus shipping. I will be donating the money to a family of a friend I just lost. It’s nothing fancy but I’ve been using...

Yes, that is s slate top. Fabric is tough to install but nothing too crazy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve installed a few in the last year, 7’ with single piece slate and sunbrella fabrics. Not the best play but it levels ok. The fabric is very tough to stretch, folds on both ends of the rail. Some design flaws. Table is from pooltables.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you! Any instructional videos or literature available? Ordered me a gallon already :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can you use it to glue cushions, or is it specifically designed for cloth only? I know it says contact cement, but better safe than sorry :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I wonder if any of you guys out there that carry work comp insurance can help me out if possible? NJ doesn’t have a code that specify what we do and I’m listed in a code that is just BS :) What work comp codes are you listed in and what state are you in? I’m hoping it will help me fight the...

Thank you!! I've already glued and screwed a 4' long plywood tho the back so this stronger than before. I will try the bondo and spray. Thank you again and speedy recovery to you! I'll post an update once it's done! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you for the reply! It's one of the blinds of a pool table. I cannot quite tell what the finish is, looks glossy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've been trying to figure out how to fix this, but since it's MDF(I think) board no one wants to touch it :/ so I need to attempt it myself. I'm attaching two pictures and it's self explanatory. I need to know how to do the finish. What fill to use, sand it, spray it etc.? Any input would be...

I have a customer looking to put a company logo on Simonis cloth, does anyone know a company that would do that?

What gave me away? :) I'm in NJ

The one you see on the video took way too long to build! The gear mechanism is simply a hand winch that I modified to fit the axle, but it became to complex at the end. I'm currently trying something new that almost anyone can assemble themselves, but it might take awhile, not much free time...

In the same as you :)

Done :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I broke down and crated a table that's going to 92705 zip code in CA, if anyone around there is interested in setting it up, I can forward your info to the customer. PM me or post your info in a reply. This is what you'll be dealing with. 9' Brunswick Blake Contender built in 1925. Condition...

I have a customer that is in tough spot looking for new rails for his GC1. Basically someone took his rails to re-do the sub rail and left him hanging with no rails, took the cloth with him, etc. Please PM if you have a set for sale. Thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hopefully he wasn't as bad as this guy [emoji79] He amazes me every single time(I've gone few times after him to correct his work) with some new "invention". Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you sir! P.S. I'm not trying to sell anything by the way:) if anyone's interested I could give you few pointers to build your own, I had one build out of aluminum and it's not powerised, very light and does a great job. The jack is also very easy to make and very compact as well.

Sort of new on here, I've been reading for quite some time, but I think is time I posted something. These are things I've built, basically few ways you can utilize your cordless drill to do some work for you other than just screwing and drilling, check it out. Thanks for watching...