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This might be an easier way to go: Here are 2 in Houston: http://houston.craigslist.org/spo/1952527178.html http://houston.craigslist.org/spo/1990494531.html

I do not think you will have a lot of fun playing snooker on such a small table:( Here are 2 in Houston: http://houston.craigslist.org/spo/1952527178.html http://houston.craigslist.org/spo/1990494531.html You used to be able to see all the snooker tables in the US by using craiglook.com but...

I got replacement pockets for my Brunswick Centennial here: http://www.classicbilliards.net/html/antiquepooltablesgallery.cfm Call Ken Hash and describe your table and he can fix you up or point you in the right direction,\:cool:

Sounds like an excellent deal at around $400. Be sure the slates are not broken. You can probably make your own skirts;) I paid $1,000, for a complete Centennial

I have a set of Belgian Aramith Premium 2 1/4" for sale: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=2660571#post2660571

Yes these balls are still for sale:smile:

I purchased a 4 1/2 x 9 locally and it was a nice table - Brazillian Cherry in a mahogany finish. I inquired at Brunswick and received this information from Joan Ledanski at Brunswick: Originally offered beginning in 1978, all Prestige models were discontinued in 2002. Joan Ledanski...

As mentioned by others I would purchase a used GC or Diamond. Use craiglook.com and set up your search paremeters and you will be able to see every GC and Diamond for sale in the US. I wanted a 5 x 10 snooker table and went to the Olhausen dealer who initially wanted $6,500 set up/installed...

Bump - Someone must need new balls:D

I have a set of new Belgian Aramith 2 1/4" Premium balls for sale $95. and I will pay the shipping. These are new balls I need to sell because I sold my 4 1/2 x 9 Brunswick Prestige and replaced it with my 5 x 10 Brunswick Cemtennial and I need to play 2 1/8" balls. Here is the best price...

If you use a vacuum how often do you do it and what brand of vacuum do you use?

As a kid growing up in Ontario we played 'Pea Pool' but after nearly 50 years I am fuzzy on some of the rules. When we played this I believe the 16 was 'wild' and that it was impossible to 'kill' the holder. We would play this in rotation and also shoot any ball. When playing rotation if you...

Are 2 1/8" balls correct for this pocket size? I need a new set of pool balls. This is a 5 x 10 table Side pocket 4" corner pocket 3 1/2"

Are 2 1/8" balls correct for this pocket size? I need a new set of pool balls. This is a 5 x 10 table Side pocket 4" corner pocket 3 1/2"

PDCUE- Do these snooker balls resemble your old Brunswicks? These are 2 1/8" and a local club polished them for me and they cleaned up pretty well: Would the old balls be crystalite and would new Aramiths play better?

Yes the lighting is poor but I was in a rush - previous brass 3 light halogen fixture matched the brass stretchers on the Brunswick Prestige 4 1/2 x 9 but was a clash with the Centennial. I refused to pay the price the local game stores wanted for a light and thought I could come up with...

Thanks Scaramouche! Is there a special pen that I should buy to do this? The fellows who set it up were more familiar with 4 1/2 x 9's for pool and said he could mark it with a sharpie but I thought there might be a specific pen/pencil that I should use to draw the D and mark the baulk line?

here is a picture of the table I went to Florida for: A big thanks for Mike House & Joe who took the table apart and loaded it for me and an even bigger thanks to Rob Hyler and Tom from Everything Billiards Greensboro, NC for unloading the slates, carrying them upstairs and cleaning up the...

Finally got my Centennial 10 ft Snooker Table setup. It is wearing a new 6811 Strachan Tournament 30 oz cloth. Now I just have to figure out the spot placement, draw the D and balk line. I have the original 2 1/8" Brunswick Snooker Balls (numbers on the colors) - would these be...

My pocket castings on the Centennial are seperate from the end caps (bolted together) and I went to the expense ofhaving them polished. They had some type of clear coat (varnish?) on them and then the anodized finish was removed, they came out pretty well. However after reading the extensive...