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Not sure if this was posted before. I play with one of Mr. Nitti's Cues and just ran across this video on youtube. I just had to share this video. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpe5qiJdqsE

I can only imagine getting up in the middle of the night and sleep walking to the bathroom and stepping on this. It would be like running through my daughters play room without shoes on in the dark.

In my experience, GC4 pros- #Already has todays K55 profile cushions so its pretty safe in swapping cushions without rail modification if you need too. #Flushed Pockets unlike the GC1 through GC3, cleaner looking. #Aprons are bolted on. #I like the GC4s overall look compared to the 1s 2s and...

Your not lying about that. I put some 5000k T8 bulbs in my gold crown light above Simonis Tournament Blue and it was very weird looking. The bluish light and blue cloth clashed and everything looked weird. I have 3500 k bulbs and I like the color. 2000-3000 is a little too yellowish for me and...

I am an ex smoker and I believe that non-smoking rooms are the way to go. I hated playing in a smoke filled room when I was a smoker. As long as you offer a place outside where people can smoke if they choose to do so. Rusty's billiards in Arlington Texas had a smoking side and a non smoking...

Looks to be latest version of the GC3 with todays rubber profile. I just picked up a GC3 at a resort in OJAI, CA for 400.00 only been recovered and setup once in its life. Found it on craigslist also. They are deals or steals everywhere.

Thanks, I was aware of the hefty price tag Brunswick wants for a single ball. 32.00 X 15(number balls) = 480.00. That is just robbery considering what a new set cost.

I would like to buy 2 Brunswick centennial number 8 balls if possible. Does not have to be new. If you have any laying around and would like to sell, please let me know.

I remember all the horror stories with Superspeeds becoming rock hard and turning to red sand in a short time. Matter of fact, I am about to change some out now on a Gold Crown 3. Has Brunswick produced better quality rubber here lately? Black Diamonds are on backorder right now and Artemis is...

If you called Glen, then you should have a good plan already. All I want to say is you need to keep ROCK HARD water putty as far away from a pool table as possible. You will have gravel, in a short time, under the cloth if you use it.

Been in business for +20 years. 19 total 9ft Gold Crowns, 2 Valley Bar boxes. Tournament/Player room of 6- 9ft with 4.25 procut pockets 5 gold crowns with 4.5 pockets 8 gold crowns with 5 in pockets Internet Jukebox Beer Sales only Typical standard Bar Food Nothing special about the...

I would like the wall rack. I live in Lancaster, CA. If you decide to part it out, that is. I have the other two items already. (GCIII and GC light).

Mark probably knocked all those rails out in one day with that nice new rail tooling he has. Cant wait to see the pictures also.

LUCKY, LUCKY, LUCKY!!! COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH WORSE!! Wow. Do you think complacency played a factor in this wake up call?

Pool players will say standard green or tournament blue everytime. Green will hide stains better,that you will get, in a commercial environment. Just my 2 cents.

This has truely been an exciting thread to read. Thanks for the updates!!!

The chalk dust is there because the table or tables wasnt cleaned properly over the course of the cloth life. I always vacuum first with a non rotating head that has bristles similar to the one pictured. Then I wipe with a very very slightly damp cloth. You should not be able to wring one drop...

That table just looks amazing to play some straight pool on. Very good run. A+++++

Moving from one liberal anti-gun state to another liberal anti-gun state.HAHA. Maybe he is moving to around the LA area so I can learn more and get some 14.1 lessons. Oh and its hard playing 14.1 on 4 inch pockets. This is one hole country here in CA.

I rotated a 10X5 snooker table with one hand using those Teflon furniture sliders. I have some large size ones. Jack the table using the frame enough to get the sliders under the legs. Let the table down easy. Slide the table where you want it. Then repeat jacking procedure to remove the sliders.