Assembly of Legacy Kacy model

[PoolTable911]

I just wanted to pass on to you guys the fun time I had with 2 of these tables today. If you have ever done a Legacy table you know what I am talking about. It is a giant jig saw puzzle. Not hard, just time consuming. It took over 2 hours to assemble the frame w/ drawers & put the legs on. And that was just table one. The second table went a little faster but still was not fun. I definatly under bid the job. So if you have not worked on them, plan on spending extra time at the job when you do.

 

[scruffy1]

Welcome to my world! We unfortunately have a legacy dealer here we install for. Yeah the drawers are a pain in the ass but how about all the
cross member hardware and blocks and cleats?!!!

 

[PoolTable911]

Welcome to my world! We unfortunately have a legacy dealer here we install for. Yeah the drawers are a pain in the ass but how about all the
cross member hardware and blocks and cleats?!!!

John,
Do you charge more for Legacy tables? The blocks for the crossmembers are ridiculious. By the way. You website looks good. How long has that been up?

 

[scruffy1]

John,
Do you charge more for Legacy tables? The blocks for the crossmembers are ridiculious. By the way. You website looks good. How long has that been up?

They account for about 150 tables a year so i try and give them a decent deal but still higher then what we charge others. The frames are so time consuming, when we have free time at the end or beginning of the day we
build the frames in the shop.

Site has been up for about six months. Still working on it. Per Ricks suggestion will be adding some install photos. I really have a hard time
with the photos sometimes! Computer illiterate. Glad you liked it!

 

[Club Billiards]

I just wanted to pass on to you guys the fun time I had with 2 of these tables today. If you have ever done a Legacy table you know what I am talking about. It is a giant jig saw puzzle. Not hard, just time consuming. It took over 2 hours to assemble the frame w/ drawers & put the legs on. And that was just table one. The second table went a little faster but still was not fun. I definatly under bid the job. So if you have not worked on them, plan on spending extra time at the job when you do.

That's good to know. We have a local store that just opened. They have been researching tables to carry, and I think so far Legacy is at the top of their list. Since we're going to be handling all of their service work, I might have to renegotiate our rates! Glad you posted. Thanks, Pat.

And yes, John, the site looks good!