Antique pool table refurbishing

This is a great job you've done. I been there myself. I restored a Brunswick Monterrey Mission...
 
My hat is off to you Colt! You took a bunch of firewood and made a beautiful pool table out of it and better yet, one that plays good too! That is probably the most amazing restoration of a derelict pool table I've ever seen. Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy! You've earned it. :thumbup:
 
jay helfert said:
My hat is off to you Colt! You took a bunch of firewood and made a beautiful pool table out of it and better yet, one that plays good too! That is probably the most amazing restoration of a derelict pool table I've ever seen. Enjoy, Enjoy, Enjoy! You've earned it. :thumbup:
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Im just glad it came together. Ill get busy this winter replacing the pockets. The leather has to be wet formed around the irons.
 
It has been said here several times, but I want to add my congratulations on the great outcome of a lot of hard work.
Most people that even have the unique skills to do what you accomplished would never have taken the first step.
Simply amazing, way to go!

Will Prout
 
Herte are some pics of my Re-Do of a Brunswick 1903 Monterrey Mission... It was a flood victim.
 

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Finally getting around to pockets

Well, I've been slacking off on the project. I figured this was as good a time as any to finish. Started working kn the pockets today.
 

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