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Your numbers are good. The bottom of the light shades is 37.5" above the playing surface.

And sadly, nobody loved him.

Red is in a red bottle too (262).

On a few occasions Glen has helped me, via telephone, with problems I have had with the two tables I have owned. Once spending over an hour on the phone with me. He has even offered to stop by my house the next time he was in my area to fix something for me and at no cost to me. He is one of the...

Played many hours on my Pro-Am over the past two years and never a mark on a ball.

I had the same dilemma and chose the 8' Pro-Am. I've played too many games in homes where short cues were necessary. Somebody said earlier in this thread that shorties become annoying really quick. I agree with that 100 percent.

I’m not sure blue is needed. The current V10 never leaves traces on my TB Diamond table. It also seems to last forever.

Not for anyone in my orbit!

Very well said.

Picked up 5,000 Marines??? That's where your story failed completely. I spent six months on an old APA (Attack Transport) and our berthing spaces were immaculate. You know nothing of Marines. Next time you encounter a group of Marines be sure to repeat your story.

I've been very happy with Mark's work.

Mine holds 18 balls. I never have a need to hold more than that.

I'm buying a kryptonite shaft with some of the money I'm being sent by a rich Nigerian prince. The kryptonite shafts are said to put the wood, Kiel-wood, and carbon shafts to shame. Should really elevate my game.

Agree... But good shots down the rail, with speed, can be frustrating.

The threads concerning rattle include a large amount of info concerning pocket size, angle, etc. Well worth a read.

Search "Olhausen Rattle" on this website. Lots of info on their pockets.

I want a pool table, not an advertising billboard. Diamond offers black epoxy Diamond logos on end rail skirts, or no logo at all, for those who feel the same. Better to have the choice than not.

Can they be ordered without that bid Predator Logo.

The bear's choice of beer was influenced by the commercial: