Yes. I got one about a year ago and sent it back after they couldn't level on the second visit to my house. They didn't set the slate pieces level. The table was crowned and then they tried fixing it by shimming all around under the feet as if that would fix a crowned table. It also had pocket rattle due to their unusual pocket cuts and probably because the cloth was pulled too tightly and misshaped them. They also forgot to tighten all of the bolts on the rails.
I wanted a commercial table any way so it worked out after a lot of negotiating with the dealer (after Olhausen HQ told me that it's not their problem at three different phone calls where I told them that my table wasn't playing right). The dealer assured me that this piece, despite being a furniture piece (I forget the model name- all of the details were in my original post when I first got the table; I was asking people here if Olhausens played the same as a standard pool hall pool table like Gold Crown. Too bad that Administration here took down the thead just the other day after the flames and verbal abusers went too far). Even if it had it been installed properly by a mechanic, it was still not commercial quality. And it was more expensive than getting a restored GC beauty in my pics. Anybody can get one from a mechanic instead of an Olhausen.
Bottom line: If you want a commercial table feel then get a commercial table. It's much cheaper to buy a restored commercial table from a mechanic than it is to buy a new furniture piece, and a lot cheaper than buying a new commercial table from any manufacturer.
If you read all of the forum, you will be hard-pressed to find a table mechanic who disagrees with commercial vs furniture and an Old GC or Diamond vs Olhausen.
Hopefully the flames and trolls will stay away from this and let us share true information so people can be as informed as possible and make the best purchase decision possible for their wants They play nothing like a
