For some reason Craid has a PHD in table mechanics. I think he's got a Masters.
chelseagrinder said:I bought my diamond professional 4 years ago and had it installed by a Diamond technician. I have played pool for over 40 years and NEVER have seen balls get so dirty so quickly. When I checked with diamond I was told 'yeah we had a bad batch of pockets from a supplier'. that was it.
My problem to fix. Very unhappy. They told me to use WD 40 to remove
the crap off the balls and then told me to use paint thinner to clean up the pockets themselves.
I guess I will finally have to try and negotiate some way of getting new pockets to be installed at my expense.
Craig, based on what you're saying, I'm wondering if Diamonds actually bank more true, whereas GCs actually bank long? I've heard it said many times that Diamonds bank short, but maybe it's that other tables actually bank long, due to less rigid rails?n10spool said:At first glance Diamonds have 5 rail bolts per rail were brunswick uses 3 bolts evenly spaced about were the diamonds are.
The more rigid the rail the truer the bank less movement more accuracy.
Try what John said earlier keep your balls and table clean it will bank true again. Keep a cover on the table at all times when not in use Sunlight breaks down all rail rubber from the uv light I think all rubber is made from a pertroleum based material.
gulfportdoc said:Craig, based on what you're saying, I'm wondering if Diamonds actually bank more true, whereas GCs actually bank long? I've heard it said many times that Diamonds bank short, but maybe it's that other tables actually bank long, due to less rigid rails?
Doc