tim913 said:

Looked just like a Diamond, wonder how they compare under the hood?

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I quite like Yalin tables, but I have only ever played on ones that are fairly generous. Never thought to compare beyond 'they look similar' at the time. The Aileex tables that used to be at my local were basically Brunswick doppelgängers. There's a company that makes Rasson looking tables now, but I forget the name of them.

Bob Jewett said:

To cut the ball into the side he has to play with extreme left and a little below center

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Why below center, Bob?

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3kushn said:

Agree but the hit is so thin. Will the OB travel 8inches?
Just asking, I don't play enough pool to be any authority, plus I need to see the shot in real life.

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Of course you hit it harder or hard enough to make it go. Decisions like that are locked in before firing.

Legally you are not required to register for warranty, they may state it's a requirement, but really not. If warranty is for original owner only, you will be required to provide proof of purchase if you haven't registered it. So no, if you are the second owner, you cannot just say you are the original owner.
After more thinking, if your cue is from overseas, this may not hold true.

Patrick Johnson said:

Not with inside spin - I'm pretty sure you haven't either.

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If you're shooting the shot in question with inside, it's going to be a bit more than a bunt. Threads like these need a break down of the pertinent conditions ie. You tube/pool room/home/outdoor/etc... Is there a Dr. Dave index for this purpose? Mission critical shotmaking (MCS) for the serious pool player...

I have a new 30" if still looking.