I’ve never been to Arizona. I’m guessing the Diamond rails play better there due to the dryness.

Sorry, couldn’t resist! Hahaha.

3kushn said:

I believe the Cobra says 12ft/lbs.

Not sure if he has factory info or its his gut feeling.

I asked Verhoeven the same question and they couldn't answer it. Or wouldn't for some strange reason.

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Because no table manufacturers have ever recommended a rail bolt torque. The torque is specifically determined by the rail bolt anchor system, not the torque specification of the bolt used! Using T-nuts for anchors like Olhausen installs in their rails won't hold up to a higher torque specification compared to a GC3 or newer, or a Diamond for example. All billiards tables that use the threaded inserts, or the floating nut plate need to be set at 15ftlbs torque.

hang-the-9 said:

8 Ft Diamond, resale value will be close to what you paid for it, unless you can fit in a 9 footer. If you can afford it without issues that is.
And having a table just for you is selfish, invite friends over, buy them beer and ribs. I recently lowered by pool buddy rental rates to $1,000 on call 10 times a year to come play with you.

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This ^

I bought an 8 foot diamond Pro Am 5 years ago and could easily sell it for what I paid. Nowhere near $10K and it will outlive all of us with proper maintenance. You can call Diamond directly and they can refer you to an authorized dealer in your area.

-dj

I resemble that remark.

August is the worst month to pick for AZ and Yuma.....They won't be using swamp coolers....especially in August as it is Monsoon/Haboob....(google it)....August is the humid month in AZ.....There is nothing to see in Yuma so people won't venture outside of the Casino....Unless you are bringing a sand rail to go to the sand dunes....(make sure you have paddle tires).....or going to Algodones in search of Bucho

wow!! what a mistake.
I really don't know how the cue went into the 4sale group, but it did.
That's the only photo I have of the cue.
5/16x14 thread, stainless pin, stainless collar.
High visibility CoCo fore arm.
Inverted Titleist veneers.
Orange Osage points and butt sleeve.
Black w Green spec linen string.

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I'm pretty sure I met this woman several times. All she talks about is how much harder it was for her as a woman to get to the top.

CocoboloCowboy said:

Well if Skill don't matter, don't work on improving.

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He clearly said the exact opposite in the post.

vincett said:

Any pictures under some good lighting sir ?

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I found an older pic, see above

jasonlaus said:

And he corrected it to roll on insted of spray i believe. Good to see you're still around.

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Yeah, I'm still locked at the hips with Diamond, 26 years now

DrCue'sProtege said:

Yes, that is correct. It was the roll on stuff.

I've gotten back from Walmart and Home Depot and put all my stuff away.

Now I think I will go over and play some on my new Diamond Professional!

First Break coming up.........

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Who were the installers? Are you sure it was my RKC adhesive, or spray glue? Because if spray glue was used, someone's about to be unemployed!