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The table was built in 1980 and is an antique style home table. Commercial slate hole pattern will match up but not the slate screw holes. I was a table mechanic for over 40 years so I'm familiar with leveling non-matched sets of slate. Just needs to be 1" slate and the slate pads are...

Anyone have an extra Brunswick 9' end piece of slate for sale? Must be in the S.E. so the guy can drive to pick up in a day. Located in Sherrills Ford, NC. Email me at mrockin98@yahoo.com Thanks!

Thanks! I've used Adams a few times over the years. It's been awhile so not sure if they do the staining/finishing or if they are strictly unfinished.

Greetings from NC all. It's been awhile since I've posted here and have since semi retired. Have someone looking for a set of legs for this table. Anyone know where he can source them? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Robin...

Beat you to it Glenn! I retired two weeks ago except for a few local commercial accounts. I'll keep them till I can't see anymore ;) Happy retirement to you at the end of the year!! Robin

Measure the cushion to get exact size. Since the K & 29 in separate squares, it could be a date or mfg code or something else. Here's a chart for cushion size:

One issue to start is SuperSpeeds will not work as a replacement for K66 cushions. They are completely different cushion size.

Imagine then, they've made a killing since 2009 with the rates they charge countrywide. I recall the guy trying to recruit mechanics on here years ago if my memory serves me correctly and he got run out. He's a persistent bastard if nothing else. I hope you're right Glen and it catches up to...

I just looked at the website for Charlotte, NC in my area. The address is bogus, the photo's are picked up off the internet, and his mechanics "have years of experience". I had one customer call them and were quoted $900 for an in-house move and recover. Imagine they were footballing those...

Rob, that looks like a joint pin for a cue doesn't it?

Rails are actually attached by screws at the ends of those steel bars underneath but, there is no access unless you literally break the ball return apart. The cushions appear to be U23's without taking the cloth off. The skirts do not drop down when those screws you can see are removed. It's...

No one? Is it actually stumping you all as well or what's the skinny?

Ran into this table last week and it's the second time since I've been working on tables that I got stumped. Ultimately, I walked away from it but told the owner I'd post for possible info here. He got it used 10 years ago and brought it into his basement by a forklift. It's not even a full...

Has some features of Paul Huebler's as well.

Any new Olney's out there? Time to resurrect this thread isn't it???