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Applied for the $10,000 SBA loan/grant....Got nada as of yet.

Sometimes Brunswick put whatever rails they had leftover on whatever table was being made at the time. That is what most likely what happened with this table. Mark has seen a few like this.

Polyester 8 coats...sand in between..then sand & buff.

Just did what the customer asked....Thanks for the input.

Original Anniversary Rails refinished & "Calibrated" Here are a set of original rails from a Anniversary. They have been calibrated to accept modern superspeed cushions. So even an original table will play better than new. Mark Gregory at his best. I am fortunate to work with him.

John Burns is the man! Classic Billiard Services

The beat you up part is what disturbs me. What a POS. If he is a pool player he probably can't run 3 balls & if he is a mechanic he is most likely a hack. Keyboard commando's are the best.

This is very disturbing....who is threatening you?

Tables listed above are non-slate "honeycomb"playing surface. Not a hard substance like Brunstone.

Eaglesbrooke 65-66 Monarch 64-70 Celebrity 63-71 Monterey 68-70 Claremont 69-72 Commander 74-82 Century 100 65-66

We went back to the 3m10

No it does not matter. A left rail is a left rail. A right is a right. They can swap to opposite side. Unless they are fitted for castings or pockets.

That is a share size bag of popcorn!

I have sold and installed both the 7ft & 8ft outdoor tables from Imperial. They are not slate. They do not level up. Definitely for kids and people who don't play.

Did you just knock someone for being a senior citizen? SMH

And to you as well!

I don't see it that way. We will agree to disagree...Mark never robbed anyone which is what you inferred with the Glen comparison.

If you are comparing someone taking money & rails for work never done to Mark not helping Don with his table....I am confused. The guys were doing there own job at Don's house. The guys did not work for Mark. They were not moonlighting they were out working

No Trent it is not obvious. Unfortunately I don't have the picture before but the leg actually looked decent. I will give you a little free education. Back in the old days pool room floors were wood & linoleum. They were mopped and oiled on the regular. Brunswick put the bands on the Anniversary...

lol....Those were installers who did work for Mark. This has been gone over. Are you asking if those tables went in a home after mark had them? Look at the pictures above of the new legs that were built. The tables that Mark touches are perfection. You should buy a Snooker table he has worked on.