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I always have better results with Titebond II. Gorilla glue doesn't really adhere like Titebond II will. The last few projects I did with Gorilla glue did not end up as well.

Very Nice!!!

A customer brought these in the shop and wanted us to do the rails. What the heck kind of table is this? I haven't run across this old Brunswick style as of yet. The rail ends go right with the angle of the cushion. There are two inserted t nuts below under a leather flap to where I assume...

We've done only one. I can't remember which company it was but it was very hard to get payment. If requested by one another time, I would probably turn it down.

Players Cues are our best sellers. I really like their Sneaky Pete's and they have a ton of great looking cues around the 100 dollar range. They are hard to beat for the money, especially with the new lifetime warranty.

Do not walk, run from that piece of garbage! That Connelly is 9x the table of this pile of crap.

Hey Steve, if you are in the DFW area, you might want to check this one out: http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/fuo/2074518191.html Looks like a nice Connelly. Looks like a model we had come through our store awhile back. If it is the same model, and it does look like it from the pics, it is...

Make sure you check the cushions. A lot of Kassons I have run across lately have been equipped with those cheap Cin Caro cushions and they have are been dead.

That is a damned good idea. We are doing a display at our local mall for Christmas. A tournament there would be like icing on the cake. Winner takes a table? That might get some people out.

If you do go with the Cape Town, their Ball and Claw leg is the best looking one around in my opinion. It has some extra decorative carvings that look pretty neat.

Wait a minute, I'm not saying they are bad by any means! Its actually rather impressive looking inside at their cabinets how they engineered it. The metal brackets that hold the legs are extremely strong and I don't think they used any excessive hardware. It is just a personal preference to...

We just started selling Presidentials. They are nice tables and some of the woods are pretty unique. I'm not too much of a fan of all of the metal on the table but it holds up fine. I do like Olhausen's cabinet construction better(their veneer and solid wood tables anyway). I especially like...

I don't understand the deal with Brunswick. You can tell by their older tables that they took pride in the Brunswick name and the push for quality. Most of their newer tables I have encountered are standard imported garbage. We set up a Brookstone awhile back that was shaky as hell. 3/4...

Hello, I am new here and this is my first post. I ran across this forum somehow and I do say there is a lot of great info here. I work at a billiards and gameroom store in Texarkana, TX called Atlas Gameroom Store. I work as the mechanic/installer for all of the tables we sell and service...