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7' Brunswick Highlander , Cherry finish and Titanium Titan cloth

8' Brunswick Madison, broke this down,moved and set back up yesterday. Thanks Deadmoney, I bought it brand new,it's a 90 .

This table was a nightmare 460lbs+ down those steps and then install frame and legs upside down and then flip over. Sportspower pre-assembled one piece play surface 8' 1/2 slate table.:bash: I should have stayed home but didn't, next time I will pass.

I get that question a few times a year. I tell them that if it's in good shape and looks new other than the stain then yes get it drycleaned, but if it's got any wear you might as well replace it. I had a piece of 860 drycleaned myself that had sat balled up in the bottom of a cloth bin for 2...

Looks good, Do you know the maker/model it is?

Those are the Blue Ridge Mountains, Nelson County Virginia.About 140 miles southwest of D.C. .

Re-clothed and set this back up today 8' Brunswick Contender with Mali w/teflon Electric Blue I bought from Dartman. Took a pic of the post office/nursery Christmas lights I go to on the way home.

Went back to Wintergreen yesterday, it was nice so I drove my mustang up there and installed this table from out of the showroom 8' Brunswick Chestnut Brookstone with Black Titan cloth.

They look like any other corner pocket casting that many pool tables use. You do have screw holes in yours,which is good (they come with new screws) they may fit just fine but sometimes the holes in the replacement pockets dont exactly match up. No worries, just use contact cement on the...

Doe's anyone know of a table manufactuer who has ever used a set of cushions that were perfect in design and the way they play and last and never needed to be re-placed or re-designed in that company's lifetime?

I do not know the pros/cons of used Diamond tables, someone else will have to help you with that. As far as anything warping(pool table or not) it has to be in an enviroment that is damp or wet or excessive heat or cold. If a piece of slate is stored properly on edge with very little lean and...

Nice cues Brent. I like the zebrawood one the best.

If you can post a pic of your pockets I would bet that someone could point you torwards a similar type pocket that would work just as well as the one's you are using now. Good luck.

go here and resize them http://www.resizemypicture.com/ then save it to your desktop , then make a reply to this thread, click on attachments, browse for your photo its on your desktop, open it,and then upload it, then close the upload window, then click again on attachments and it should be...

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Thanks, I wish my school had a pool table. I may have actually wanted to go.

Nice timing with this topic. Hey Smokey. Just wanted to show you this table I set-up today in the rec-room at one of the local High Schools. It was donated by a customer of mine and I agreed to set it up for them for a reduced fee. It's a Sears table 8ft slate, the cushions played suprisingly...

You can also measure the middle piece of slate from the inside edge of the pocket cutout across to the other inside edge pocket cutout. It should be 46" (8ft pro)or 50"(9ft).

Best of luck to you Larry. You can never have too many ways of making money.

It's a great price Josh. Good luck with your sale.