OP remains unchanged.OP changes....
Although I have heard of it I have no rough idea what "Heyball" is.Apples, meet oranges. The US has one of the largest youth soccer programs in the world (AYSO), it just never really got traction as a professional sport here until recently. I'm not seeing any amateur Heyball leagues popping up. I'd doubt there are 100 Heyball tables in the US.
No one is making anything nice with a plastic ball rack and saw and drill. It will look like crap, jagged edges, won't fit well, and will still need a way to attach to the legs. $100 for a set of 2 that is well made of powder coated steel, plastic inserts, and a perfect fit is a good price, imo.$100, sheesh, really proud of those things. You can take a plastic ball holder and make your own with a saw and a drill.
Watchin' Earl at CJ's run the 10 pack, + 1 more against Nick Mannino was special.When you put it like that, that one is going to be tough to beat. That 9 rack run in 99 was my favourite though. made me want to practice![]()
Yes, those are the ones I remember seeing. They look well designed from the pictures. I've never seen one in person. The ad does a good job in showing why they are better than the diamond wire rack also, which are the same things I ran into using them. They hit your legs, and there is no separation between the two opponent's balls.I am in a “diamond pool table owners” group on Facebook. A guy on there has this design which seems to be what you’re looking for. I’m sure it wouldn’t be hard to replicate.
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Oh , I so look forward to the replays available. Big thumbs up.well you missed out. zhao was on fire before the midsession. some insane shots. worth the replay
These are hydex not jumaFor now too much time involved making inserts from hydex, i have brass inserts, brass blanks, and phenolic inserts. Hydex works great for ferrules for now