Recent content by mcfly1955

No prob. They do install, and if it's first floor you don't have to do anything, but he said if stairs are involved I need to provide help for the stairs portion. Might be worth asking if that's still the case, their prices were hard to beat for nice re-worked valleys with simonis and...

Check out barpooltables.net. I wasn't able to work out a deal with trading my existing table with him, so I used someone closer, but he was very nice on the phone and has great reviews, and another forum user used him. The only downside with him is I think you'll have to provide the muscle...

Used Brunswick Centennial Balls - $135 shipped - SOLD** SOLD I'm selling a set of used Brunswick Centennial Balls - $135 shipped to cont. US - Paypal Friends/Family (or add 3%) The balls are yellowed (look slightly more yellow in person than in the pics on my monitor). They are in pretty...

I also had a good experience with Statewide.

No longer for sale - Used Brunswick Centennial Ball Set No longer for sale.

Thanks, and thanks all for the advice.

That sounds cool - have you posted any pics of this?

Hi all, I recently had a valley installed in my home- 7' with simonis. It's in the basement and looking ahead if things slightly settle/shift or needs slight tweaking, does anyone have any recommendations for what I should have on hand to assist? For leveling I feel like I'd just need a...

About $400-800 around here, without the work done and pickup required from what I've seen. Some will randomly pop up under $400 in rougher shape but go quickly. Nicer ones or with work/delivery involved seem to be more like $1,000-$1,500.

No real concerns with kids banging on it -- the oldest is 9 and it's not a finished basement, so pool is the only reason to go down there for the kids, and they don't go down there without me at this point. I guess it's mostly that if I could go back in time I would have probably started with a...

Yeah, partially. Smaller pockets, commercial look/build...ball return....not having an oak wood table...

Hi all, I moved near the end of last year and the new house had room for a pool table, so I researched, watched FB marketplace for a few weeks, and ended up with a 7' Oak 3 piece (3/4" slate) furniture style. I went with it because I saw a lot of "go with Brunswick/Olhausen" when researching...

Is that a 6 1/2' or 7'?

Aren't the holes in most tables under the rails/not on the playing surface - so usually they are not filled? Mine are not filled, but they would never be rolled over since they are under the cushions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J0d59dd-qM&t=18s Something like .1% death rate in the US for the flu...This current virus is unknown... .5% up to 10% in certain places, but who knows. I'm listening to the experts and chilling at home for this one.