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Hey ideologist - that Andy X10 cloth you have... Are you in the USA or Canada? And the price CAD or USD? Can you PM me, interested in that and would like to know more :)

Ayone ever heard of this (undoubtedly Chinese) cloth on Amazon...

Hey guys! So, the move went well! Brunswick Heirloom 9ft table into a Dodge Grand Caravan. Pretty much identical to TrevorB's experience above. The slates were stacked, moving blanket and cardboard box flattened out between each one. I made sure that the bed of the minivan was level first, as...

Hey guys! An update for those interested, or anyone in the future doing a Google search for the Brunswick Heirloom table and needing, as I did, some advice on dismantling. So, all went really well on collection day. The base does indeed fully (and easily!!) dismantle. There are no sections...

Hey guys! An update for those interested, or anyone in the future doing a Google search for the Brunswick Heirloom table and needing, as I did, some advice on dismantling. So, all went really well on collection day. The base does indeed fully (and easily!!) dismantle. There are no sections...

I read about 1/4 of it to be honest. It's a big article!! :) I found the dictionary definition wor·sted /ˈwo͝ostid,ˈwərstid/ noun noun: worsted; plural noun: worsteds; noun: worsted yarn; plural noun: worsted yarns a fine smooth yarn spun from combed long-staple wool. fabric...

So it's more about the weave type than the wool content %?

Hi guys Maybe this is an obvious question, but... What makes a Worsted cloth Worsted? Is it just the type of weave, or it it the % of wool mix, or something else? Can you physically tell by looking at a cloth whether it is Worsted or not?

Here's the frame image I found online for the Brunswick Heirloom.

Hey chevybob20, does that mean that it was moved (for you) with base frame assembled? It seems to be that they were shipped from the factory assembled for (almost!) sure, but interested (need!) to know if it can be disassembled?

Hey guys! Need some help! Planning on collecting a late 1970's Brunswick Heirloom table tomorrow. :) HOWEVER, I found the original instruction manual online for constructing the HERITAGE (not Heirloom) and it says step one is to remove the base frame from the carton, literally the whole base...

The legs are hollow and they bolt on to the base frame itself. Agree that shipping them already constructed all around the country seems like madness, but it does say: https://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com/library/4444EA7E-4118-4E55-99BF-712822186511 It says: "Base frame is assembled and...

I found a good image online of the Heirloom frame: https://dkbilliards.com/2011/05/nine-foot-brunswick-move-recushion-rancho-cucamonga/#iLightbox[gallery-1]/2 This is when a professional moving company moved one. They moved the frame complete, because they could, and have an open flatbed...

That's awesome Geoff, thanks so much!! And that was definitely for a Heirloom? I found a great image online of the frame: https://dkbilliards.com/2011/05/nine-foot-brunswick-move-recushion-rancho-cucamonga/#iLightbox[gallery-1]/2 That was moved by a professional pool table movers, and they...

Hey guys! Need some help! Planning on collecting a late 1970's Brunswick Heirloom table tomorrow. (y) HOWEVER, I found the original instruction manual online for constructing the HERITAGE (not Heirloom) and it says step one is to remove the base frame from the carton, literally the whole base...

Hey bigpapa. Sorry to bring this post back to life, but I'm looking at one of these Brunswick Heirloom tables too. One question: the base frame. I saw here https://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com/library/4444EA7E-4118-4E55-99BF-712822186511 That it says: "Base frame is assembled and leveled at...

Hey Trevor! Was yours a 9 foot table, and can I ask roughly how heavy do you think each slate was (1 inch thickness?) Was carrying them really tough work, or were you able to use a dolly at all? It seems that the slates are by far the hardest bit!!! Anyone else know the approx weight for a 1...

Anyone have experience with Moori cloths 300/500?

Agreed.

Yes, I like the sound of the Bondo method. But the table was definitely waxed previously, and concerned I won't get a Good bond due to this :(