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What a nightmare... How about the wedges holding the aprons up? I believe these originally came from Royal Billiards who purchased them for the pool room directly from the manufacturer. American Shuffleboard Co. was out of Orange,NJ if I remember correctly. I worked on some tables for Bob @...

Believe it or not depending on the make of the cushions they could possibly mold themselves with the ripples, Whoever covered your table didn't do it correctly. It needs to be fixed! It is possible for the ripples to come out but that usually means your cloth will sag on the rails. The cloth...

Nice job... Did you cover the rails yourself?

Very well done...

Its a Gandy Sportsman... Just remembered the name. I would keep looking if I were you. jmho

I can't remember the name of this table off the top of my head but don't get this confused with the Big "G"... Big G is a pretty stout table if its put together correctly. The table listed here sold for $1500 new.

Glen, Looks like your headed to the Vegas area!!! :) Good luck on the DVD's we are all looking forward to them!

Elephant Balls tables are built in Vietnam... Nothing more then a typical cheapo import. Horribly constructed, green chinese slae, uncured hardwood and finishes. They have a decent look to them but just like the sets dartman refers to, the tables have various flaws/problems. I was covering a...

Yeah, I talked to Barry and he said Kelly is working there on Saturday's. I'm trying to track him down myself...

www.hoodleathergoods.com has an excellent BBC logo and the work is flawless, service is excellent and material is quality.

Installing, maintaining, refurbishing and restoring quality billiard tables for 12 years... Based out of Cincinnati, OH but have traveled coast to coast. Specializing in Olhausen and antique pool tables !!! Jason Taylor (513)237-7384 poolschool@netster.com

Very nice... You need to tap your featherstrips down a bit, but great job. I'm sure it was hard work. What kind of cushions cloth etc... ?

Hacker!!!!!!!

Cuemaster made a table with an eagle on a pedestal leg. If I remember correctly it had lag bolts holding the rails on. I don't think they veneered the underside of the rails. Does it have slate screws? Or, Is the slate floating?

A friend of mine engineered his own slate hauler that has a similar look. It has bigger tires and bicycle brakes from an old ten speed for going down steps. He has been moving tables on his own for decades. I just don't see it being practical for the majority of situations... I'll keep humpin'

Any pictures??? Where is the coat of arms located? Rail? Apron? Leg?

So what is the verdict JB?

The rails look great... The nail heads resemble the original tacks that were used prior to the adaption to staples. I like the retro look even though they will not be visible. I have a lot of appreciation for antique tables and really like the idea of putting in the extra effort by using a...

Agreed... I like the fact that they are still made here in the USA. You may want to consider an Olhausen to compare it to. They are made well and play great...