Show us your 3-cushion home table !
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Oh no!!!
Dude!!!
Dude!!!
just practice at the other end!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jk
i feel your pain....
Moe Szyslak
Well-known member
Gonna give you some nice long angles
Hope Your cues are Ok!! Water Damage Sale a Cominzzz!!
Perfect.
Previous owner ran pipe above the insulation in the loft in the garage that I didn’t know about. He must have gotten lucky.
Dried with shop vac, then with a fan. Left some dirty water stains in the cloth after drying. Used 50/50 mix of vinegar and club soda, soft toothbrush, and blotting with a cloth… tip from the installer. Worked like a charm, stains gone after two applications. No damage other than the broken pipe that’ll fix this summer.
Dried with shop vac, then with a fan. Left some dirty water stains in the cloth after drying. Used 50/50 mix of vinegar and club soda, soft toothbrush, and blotting with a cloth… tip from the installer. Worked like a charm, stains gone after two applications. No damage other than the broken pipe that’ll fix this summer.
What!!!! No Dieckman's Stuffs Hanging? Let see the other walls. Now I know why Dieckman, Neu, and others visted you. Other AZers' be aware you need an appointment to visit>>> If nothing of Deek-a-Mon ... we can change thatzzzz!!!!! RatF@@ker Said???
This post has been a little surprising because less a dozen replies are posted with a photo. I thought there woud be more. Does anyone have an estimate as to how many carom tables are in homes in the United States ? Are carom tables too large for homes.
There are probably only 10-20 thousand active players of billiards of any form in the United States, compared to 30-50 million regular pool players. My best guess is that only 5 to 10% of those players have a table at home.
So I would bet there are no more than around 1000 10' residential carom tables in this country.
If 1% of those 1000 table owners participates on AZ Billiards, then there is your less-than-dozen.
It is just a game that almost nobody knows exists here. I haven't met a single person who isn't a serious pool player that has even heard of a pocketless table.
So I would bet there are no more than around 1000 10' residential carom tables in this country.
If 1% of those 1000 table owners participates on AZ Billiards, then there is your less-than-dozen.
It is just a game that almost nobody knows exists here. I haven't met a single person who isn't a serious pool player that has even heard of a pocketless table.
Would love to have room for a 3c table.
GK Billiards
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It's cheaper & effective than the pads made for these tables. It comes in 110v as well. We use it at our club.
It's cheaper & effective than the pads made for these tables. It comes in 110v as well. We use it at our club.
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Moe Szyslak
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Can you explain how it works? I get "over Zoom" but how?
You probably put your camera on and play.
Must be a points per inning competition, or you set your next shot up as per the leave on the other guy's table.
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