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Here are the details: it's a pool table, it's in Arlington, it needs re-clothed, it could be framed or unframed slate. Here's a tip, be prepared.

8' Brunswick Honey Camden with Navy Blue Titan. I broke this table down last March and went back today after the basement had been remodeled. What a nice room it was to play pool in.

I wouldnt be too concerned about it hanging off the bottom as long as the nose of the cushion is where it is supposed to be. If the k66 hung off the bottom then of course the larger base of the k55 would hang more. That is normally not the case, but I have seen it before. They are usally flush...

That would be him, his email was at wright.edu.I will email him tommorow to contact Diamond and see if the two parties can work something out.

Cool, I have a friend whos sister moved into their home poolroom and they pushed/dragged a 9 ft antique into the corner and put a boxspring and matress on it because nobody played on it anymore. lol

Someone just called me looking for extra or broken slate that they can cut into 12"x16" sections to use for paintings. If you have any let me know in this thread and I will pm you his contact information. He is located in Ohio somewhere but obviously is willing to buy and pay for shipping. We...

I would be happy to install that cloth for him. Chris is definately closer though. Here's one I did last year for the University of Virginia in the New John Paul Jones arena for the Men's basketball team in their players lounge.

With the decrease in table sales I have expanded my range to the Richmond area(60-80 miles away) and also the DC area(90-120 miles away). My services include recovering and new table installs in those areas only. No moves (DC and Richmond) but I will make 2 trips to the Richmond area to replace...

To be technical about it Brunswick is an American company, nobody can argue that,however they are not made in America and it does not say that.At least they dont try to hide it because the country they are made in is printed right on the boxes. One thing is for sure an American put it together...

Hey, save some pretty wood for me. Will be talking to you soon Brent.

Thanks for the replies. Its more like primer gray colored slates,fairly common for slate from Brazil, at least for newer tables. Thanks Chris I couldn't remember the name. I dont do many of them. Hey Pat, I use a 14.4 , it's a little lighter and seems to have enough power. I like the Hitachi...

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8' Mahagonay Bradford with Timberline Centennial cloth

The slates can shift slightly and it pinches out the wax or any joint filler. The key is screwing the slates down tightly and gluing the joints. Did the same guys install it and then return to fix the joints? Hope you get your table set up to your satisfaction.

That's a pretty cue.

Nice job. Looks like it has a large solid frame.

9 ft American Heirloom United something, Simonis. Moved this table from one house at Wintergreen Ski Resort to another house further up the mountain.Had to wear those little booties on our shoes which made it interesting carrying the frame and slate up the steps. Wish I could have taken more...

I have one of his videos,good stuff!

Wish I could help Deacon with his question but I have never seen either table.:(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFvHEXMxrrA&feature=related :grin: