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And as mars mentioned meuller has them as well... http://www.poolndarts.com/p-7627-Wood-Brunswick-Plate/

Here is what your looking for... Not sure about the price you were looking for but... http://www.classicbilliards.net/html/AntiquePoolTablePartsProducts.cfm?

Very nicely written... I run into a table with 6 legs about once a year. I still take measurements from the original 4 legs. I have never looked for leveling assistance under the 5th and 6th leg. I level them according to the original 4 corners. I don't think this is a must for all tables but I...

There are ups and downs to both. I prefer to use wax over plaster of paris or water putty. I have seen just about everything used in between the joints and I have to say wax works best. Natural beeswax has a very high melting point somewhere around 145 degrees, therefore it sets up really...

Very nicely described Scott... When I was first introduced to this theory I was amazed. Its way more then just hearing... Imagine playing pool with mittens or gloves on.

That is why I don't care much for 1 piece slate. I talked to Glen about this and he says 1 pc. is easier to level. My theory is that with one piece you only have 4 points of measurement without anchoring the slate to the frame. With 3pc. you will have at least 12 measuring points and the ability...

Can you pm me your contact info please... Thanks

I have 100 - 150 Eterna's (without points) made in Canada and some remaining high run's before they were bought out. I really like the straight taper on the eterna's they play really good. There is some really nicely figured woods as well. $35 each shipped. Let me know if anyone is interested. I...

Mike for sure... John Schmidt... Don't forget about Keith... I don't think his should count though. We all know the story!

This table has I beams right? I couldnt see it sagging if it has I beams. The slate could move... Do you have it in a basement or garage? You didnt crank your rail bolts down too tight did you? It is very common for a lot of home and commercial tables to bow in the center. The older Gandy's and...

Nice sunny??? LOL... I'll go just about anywhere if the price is right. Do you have a pool room? That's funny because I was going to ask you about sending me the rails. Let me know what you have... Jason

How important is it to keep your tables in "professional" playing condition. I have seen a significant amount of rooms go belly up lately. It really is begining to concern me. The pool room is where it all begins... I have asked several people what they thought was happening and the common...

Whoever owned that table probablly had it converted from snooker or carom into american pool. The pockets,aprons, slate and possibly the rails have been changed/modified to accept the #6 iron or century pocket that was common on your table. Bug infestation is one of the biggest problems buyers...

Kevin, Where did you find a BA Stevens table? They were almost like a vending company of today. I think they started in the late 1800's servicing bars and taverns. I don't know if they shut down before or after the depression but they were very nice tables. Some I think were actually...

I don't see it in the BB 3rd edition. I'm not sure that was a Brunswick blank are you?

I'm a sucker for butterfly's too... Neat cue! Where were you when me and Brent had the late 1800's #34? You would have loved that cue.

Anything billiard related... I have no clue about darts or poker.

I really don't want to compete with any of the big guys. Its going to be simple but informative. I won't be able to display as much product because this isn't my full time job. I won't have the time to This is more like a hobby. Staying interactive with customers online via chat. Guiding them to...

You guys are making this way too easy!!! Keep em coming! Thank you so much. Jason