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Wow! No I am not too cheap and as far as lazy goes I do not think so. As far as cheap goes I got rid of this table: Maybe it is 'too cheap' for you! But this is a Brunswick Prestige a GC with furniture that you can 'Google' and it had a retail price of $9K plus but I did not give that for...

I think you should obtain the cloth you need through the table mechanic who is doing your set up. I had Simonis put on the Brunswick Prestige that Everything Billiards set up for me and when I went with the Centennial snooker table he provided Strachan 6811 Tournament Gold and when I recover my...

Any thoughts about sectioning the For Sale Section? I think if it were divided by Cues and Other it would be helpful and if the Cue Section was divided by $ it would make for better shopping. How about <200, 200-500 and 500+ I am looking for a lower cost cue and I do not have time to wade...

Mike House who is listed here did a great job when I bought my Centennial in Deland. He showed up when he said he would! and he did not know me and I was out of state besides:thumbup:

Thanks scruffy1 The rails bolt up properly and the table plays well except my skill is lacking as I thought I was 'hot stuff' on the 5 x 10 Brunswick Centennial that I traded in for this table. When I had the Brunswick I would shoot a ball on the 5 ball spot from either the yellow spot or the...

I asked this in the snooker forum but maybe there are a few mechanics that work on 6 x 12 snooker tables. I understand the rails on an english snooker table are numbered clock wise from the 'D' end with this rail being 1 and looking down the table at the black spot the left corner to side is 2...

I understand the rails on an english snooker table are numbered clock wise from the 'D' end with this rail being 1 and looking down the table at the black spot the left corner to side is 2 and the next side to corner is 3 and the black spot end rail is 4 and the right corner to side is 5 and the...

Front Row seats at the Crucible for the chsmpionship:grin:

It really pisses me off about taxes! If you do not make it you do not pay it. if you do not like the tax structure MOVE!! I am retired and believe me I PAID A LOT when I had good years and now when my good years are not so good I AINT MOVING!!!!

I am sure you will get a mor knowledgeable answer than mine but I moved my 5 x 10 centennial snooker table from Florida to N.C with the slates flat in the bed of my 3/4 T P/U. They were framed so there was a barrirer between. When I was contemplating a purchase of a 6 x 12 from Toronto the...

When I had my Centennial I removed the old anodize finish using the old (smelly) formula Oven Off. Two or three applications and the anodize finish was gone I then polished the aluminium using 'The Worlds Easiest Metal Polish' and this stuff really works - I achieved a great shine by hand...

The Centennial 10' snooker table that I sold was 1" framed slate that had brass dowels and the mechanic that put it together said yhe slates were HEAVY!:grin:

Yes, in Canada growing up as a teenager loser had to pay - $ .25 - yes 25 cents per game and the loser had to pay! sometimes we split it winner paid a dime and the loser fifteen cents:grin:

12 footer If you are willing to drive to Toronto - I 90 to Niagara Falls And then the QEW you could have your pick of several. Less than 600 mi and less than 12 hours. here is a link to Kijiji search engine and it yields several pages of 4 1/2 x 9 5 x 10 and 6 x 12...

Some of the words I use here at home when practicing cannot be printed here:grin:

That is an elegat looking table. You guys need to play and play so the cloth gets worn out:D Then you can justify Simonis Green, English Green or even Canadian G:grin:reen

I watched some of it - hard to say anything bad about watching snooker but the light was a little harsh. What kind of table were they playing on? It looked to me like an old Canadian Brunswick but maybe National Billiards or? The pockets seemed a little forgiving??

And our very own AZer OTLB maintains that table!!!:thumbup:

Snooker is not a pool game. And I think shot making is the first and foremost required skill for snooker, cue ball control being secondary. Not saying that the game doesn't require a high level of cue ball control, but it pales in comparison to certain pool games. Wow! I cannot believe that...

I date myself the Life of Riley - William Bendix. here is my new (to me) 6 x 12 Riley it is not steel block but it is old enough to have been made in England (not the current Chinese iteration - but does it really matter if it is Phillipine Mahogany?)It has the original Hainsworth cloth and has...