pooltablemech
Banned
Who knows what kind of table this is........I will tell ya later or see if someone does know! Blud you gotta know! They were great tables....the company just closed I guess...not real sure!
A very solid old table! You don't see many of these, or at least not around here. And this is a very early model, because it has the T-Bolt style rail bolting system....where the rails bolt thru the edge of the slate. This table goes together like a jigsaw puzzle! I got under there to take the rail bolts out....and there weren't none! Or at least you couldn't get to them until you took the puzzle apart! Had to take the corner castings off....then take each skirt off....then you find rail bolts! Maybe someone else out there knows how long they made this table like this, but I know it had to be before the 60s....cause we had this same table in a newer version that had regular rail bolts that bolted thru the slates instead of like this one! Great Tables.....and you wouldn't believe how many slate bolts this table has.....28!...
Let the guesses fly!
A very solid old table! You don't see many of these, or at least not around here. And this is a very early model, because it has the T-Bolt style rail bolting system....where the rails bolt thru the edge of the slate. This table goes together like a jigsaw puzzle! I got under there to take the rail bolts out....and there weren't none! Or at least you couldn't get to them until you took the puzzle apart! Had to take the corner castings off....then take each skirt off....then you find rail bolts! Maybe someone else out there knows how long they made this table like this, but I know it had to be before the 60s....cause we had this same table in a newer version that had regular rail bolts that bolted thru the slates instead of like this one! Great Tables.....and you wouldn't believe how many slate bolts this table has.....28!...
Let the guesses fly!
