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To the best of my knowledge Brunswick Superspeed cushions are made by a Taiwanese/Chinese rubber company. The same company sells to other Chinese distributors. I don't no what Brunswick's clause is, if any... I know that Diamond was using some cushions in the late 90's that were almost...

I'd give Diamond another shot. How were they giving you the runaround? That doesn't sound very characteristic of Diamond... You could try to call Connelly Billiard Mfg. in Tucson, AZ. I'm not sure if they still stock it but they used to go through a bunch.

That is a gorgeous piece. There has been an Arcade on ebay for $25,000. I would say a table as pictured above would realistically pull $9,000 - $1200. Its a rare table and a rare design... The one on ebay will sell eventually. Its all about finding the right buyer...

I wonder how many people she had to ask to get that answer? :)

Nice work Glen... Havent been online in awhile. Looks like you have been staying busy. Give me a call sometime... I lost your number.

Have you gave any thought about buying a subrail? www.adamswoodproducts.com

They are usually found on inexpensive tables... I think Brunswick predominately used them on their lower end tables from the 70's - present. Did you have plans on using them?

Thanks Glen, Give me a call sometime (lost my old cell phone with your #) I have some updates on what we spoke about before...

Bob, I live in Cincinnati... We could probably work something out. Give me a call or shoot me an email. (513)237-7384 poolschool@netster.com Thanks Jason

What kind of table is it? Thanks

Howard Taylor Edison Billiards Edison, OH Don't know the # but slatehumper does. He'll have what your looking for. Good luck!

Nice job on the table... I've never seen plastic pockets on an exposed pocket table before. That's pretty neat and economical!

Thanks Joe... Your table turned out looking really good. I love the Tour Blue Simonis. Let me know if you have any problems. Take care!

Pat, The tables aren't built in Ohio... You fell for that too? I have been to the old American Heritage "warehouse" in Brunswick, Ohio. I have a good friend that is a partial owner of Lighthouse distributors (they used to share a warhouse with AH). I have rare pictures of the rail/leg boxes that...

If Simonis or any worsted wool for that matter I stretch more laterally then I do straight across. I stretch pocket to pocket laterally just as tight as I would pull across the table to keep all of the pattern tight. Its a feel thing for me and it isn't measured, I can see the pattern myself but...

Do some research... You can't judge a good mechanic by these tables. A good mechanic can make the table look nice, level etc... But its what happens when you leave that is out of your hands. Like you said Glen... If you want it to play like a Diamond it will cost you about $7000.00" :) A common...

I can't remember... I remember Big G's because of the name. Its been a while but I thought the Hustler was a lot cheaper?

Cover still available... No payment from buyer has been recieved. $30 shipped, its free basically!

The table was manufactured in 1999. The rubber was in the begining stages of degration (getting hard).

They were originally using 3/16" facings... Jamie ordered the good facings from Diamond 7/16". I think this is as big as they come. They are really nice facings but require a lot of sweat to get them mounted properly. You can't really extend the subrail on a Diamond because if you notice...