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Yes i was but i also thought you were op, but i now realize you were not

I'm refering to your question about which GC it is. The sticker on stretcher if its still there will tell you. It could be a 1 with rail s that carried over into the 2's

What does sticker on stretcher say?

Proline "sorell II". Very good quality furniture table

Yes a craft store is the place. Do not use plumbers wax for toilets it never hardens

I'm wondering why not install sights and finish rails before installing cloth?

Absolutely i definitely want one. But what is difference from grade b to grade a as i have found grade b for 40$ and grade a for 110$?

Thanks Pat, that is absolutely awesome. The coolest thing i've ever seen. I have a job in Columbus soon and will be picking one up to save the shipping.:thumbup:

Depending on location. Slate does bend a bit with the use of a angle shim.

Need to refer a mechanic for a setup for customer taking a cincinnati royal table to bedford, pa. Thanks

What table are you working on?

Here you go. Just set up a time to pick it up. http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/spo/2521055898.html

Most probably the 70's and little to no value there. The plastic pockets i believe are what came with the table. Alot of particle board.

Depending on the position of leg bolt you may be able to just turn the whole leg around to hide damage cause the flutes are on all four sides. I agree with Pat at that price it should of just been about scheduling a pick up time.

That is a craftmaster. Steve is the new owner of the company and it sounds like they don't put the name on them anymore. But they used to.

New castings don't exist. I would just polish yours. Not sure why you need apron peices and fyi they go on behind aprons not on the front. New molded rubber pockets are easy. It looks like an older one are the rails TRails and bolt into the sides of slate?

This one http://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/spo/2492621935.html

That table does not look like an olhausen in my opinion of course. So if you go there ask to see the rails until you see the one that says olhausen.

You have spent enough time looking already so don't settle for that. What happened to the one 48 miles away the olhausen

If you feel comfortable dismantling and moving the table to save a little money. Then get a qoute for a setup, recover and recushion to see if it fits into your overall budget. If it does than pick it up. If it doesn't than move on. Keep in mind that new cloth and cushions will make the table...