Canadian cue said:

Are you treating the wood before cutting, or is this just raw maple?

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Nothing but the finest pure, raw UP Michigan maple!

muskyed said:

the table played somewhat slow.

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I wondered if this might be the case... I'm hoping to learn a LOT more about these tables, in the coming weeks. Interestingly enough, the Sales Sheet, on the Olhausen website states that the tables use "tournament standard" 1 7/16" nose height. I'm not aware of any manufacturer that uses specifically 1 7/16" nose height, so I'm curious where this 1 7/16" "tournament standard" comes from.

That said, Olhausen has typically used 1 1/2" thick rails, for most of their tables. With that, the correct nose height for a K66 Accu-Fast cushion would be 1 3/8". The only way that they could get away with using 1 7/16" nose height, without slowing the rebound, would be to increase the thickness of the rails. I'm curious what dimensions they used, for rail/sub-rail thickness.

Not that any of it matters... It looks like a nice table. And, it looks like Olhausen is trying to reenter the tournament fold. Good for them!

BarenbruggeCues said:

Figure out how to cut threads as such and they will last longer than you ever will without the additional work of adding an insert for big pin cues.

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Happy 4th of July!

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BarenbruggeCues said:

Figure out how to cut threads as such and they will last longer than you ever will without the additional work of adding an insert for big pin cues.

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Happy 4th of July!

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Are you treating the wood before cutting, or is this just raw maple?

iusedtoberich said:

When a new table costs 10k all in with delivery and installation, a 20% difference isn’t that big a deal.

There is plenty of room for multiple companies to have a table out there. Especially if they are good quality.

Edit: plus no one knows factually what the price is anyway.

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The Grand Champion (predecessor to the Tournament Pro) is $9814. I would guess that the Tournament Pro would have to be a fair bit more, considering the 1-pc slate, and the new pocket design.

soyale said:

best cases. did you order from the website or attempt direct communications?

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Website so I could design it but every I text them they were quick to text back