Diamond Professional Delivery Time

[DrCue'sProtege]

I just checked with Diamond Billiards about ordering a Professional table. Delivery time is 4-6 months. Had no idea it would be that long. Are they that busy? I guess they must be. I should probably check with my renters now to see if they want to renew for 2026. If not I had better get that Diamond Professional table ordered soon.

r/DCP

 

[u12armresl]

I just checked with Diamond Billiards about ordering a Professional table. Delivery time is 4-6 months. Had no idea it would be that long. Are they that busy? I guess they must be. I should probably check with my renters now to see if they want to renew for 2026. If not I had better get that Diamond Professional table ordered soon.

r/DCP

You were told in a previous "Diamond table post" where you could get one much quicker.

Looks like you need to remove some people from block.

 

[boogieman]

I just checked with Diamond Billiards about ordering a Professional table. Delivery time is 4-6 months. Had no idea it would be that long. Are they that busy? I guess they must be. I should probably check with my renters now to see if they want to renew for 2026. If not I had better get that Diamond Professional table ordered soon.

r/DCP

Mine took just over a year for a 7'.

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

Why does it take so long?

Do they start from scratch?

Or are they that swamped with orders?

 

[datnodude]

Was 10-12 months last year

 

[sudocrushms]

Good info from responders. I'm planning on moving in June '26 and ordering a 9' Professional. Guess I'll be looking at tables first... <shrugs>

 

[trob]

Why does it take so long?

Do they start from scratch?

Or are they that swamped with orders?

Yes they build from scratch and yes they are swamped with orders.

I live in pa and have a hook up with someone that gets a couple tables every other week. I guess I waited about a month for a 7 foot black table. If you want something other then black your going to wait. I’m not good at waiting lol

 

[jnwilliams]

it took 17 weeks for my 8’. Worth the wait !!

 

[Badpenguin]

Why does it take so long?

Do they start from scratch?

Or are they that swamped with orders?

I think they grow the trees for the wood. And they all walk 25 miles to work, in the snow. Something along those lines.

If you are expected a quick turnaround when ordering directly from Diamond, good luck with that.

 

[u12armresl]

I think they grow the trees for the wood. And they all walk 25 miles to work, in the snow. Something along those lines.

If you are expected a quick turnaround when ordering directly from Diamond, good luck with that.

Aren't the tools hand forged from raw steel too?

 

[Black-Balled]

You could buy mine.
Pay today, pick up tomorrow.

 

[fastone371]

You could buy mine.
Pay today, pick up tomorrow.View attachment 852627View attachment 852628

If I get a Diamond it would have to be used, I want a Cherry Dymondwood bar box.

 

[muskyed]

If I get a Diamond it would have to be used, I want a Cherry Dymondwood bar box.

Make sure to get in maple wood, cherry finish. Cherry wood is too soft.

 

[Black-Balled]

Make sure to get in maple wood, cherry finish. Cherry wood is too soft.View attachment 852629

This is my favorite color for the diamond though PRC is a-ok too

 

[Black-Balled]

I just checked with Diamond Billiards about ordering a Professional table. Delivery time is 4-6 months. Had no idea it would be that long. Are they that busy? I guess they must be. I should probably check with my renters now to see if they want to renew for 2026. If not I had better get that Diamond Professional table ordered soon.

r/DCP

You do know the diamond is going to be a harder playing table than the gc, right?

It WILL make you play worse and hopefully return to your natural level eventually...where you currently are.

 

[fastone371]

Make sure to get in maple wood, cherry finish. Cherry wood is too soft.View attachment 852629

I thought if its Dymondwood the type of wood doesn't matter for toughness.

 

[DynoDan]

You do know the diamond is going to be a harder playing table than the gc, right?

It WILL make you play worse and hopefully return to your natural level eventually...where you currently are.

You may lose practice at steeper-angle side pocket shots, at least. It takes awhile, but GC players will eventually give those up totally.

 

[Black-Balled]

You may lose practice at steeper-angle side pocket shots, at least. It takes awhile, but GC players will eventually give those up totally.

Haha. I gave up on side pockets long before diamond billiard products assumed control.

 

[GoldCrown]

OP.. where do you live. My black 9’ 1 piece Professional w maple and PRC rails might be
might be for sale. Would be late Oct-Nov depending upon availability of a GC7 and mechanic to set it up. It is 3 years old .. lightly played on and in excellent condition. Located in S. Florida

 

[muskyed]

I thought if its Dymondwood the type of wood doesn't matter for toughness.

I don't think they have offered Dymondwood for a few years now.
Also keep in mind that wood rails will dent from balls leaving the table, and scratch.