Part of the spot.
What's Inside a Pool Table?
- Thread starter LedfordBilliardSupply
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Spot. Let em choose their hole. Most right handed players want the left hole.
agree. feel sorry for anyone that has to use them as their local dealer.
Bangers do not know the difference. I'd love to sell things that do not have to be up to par when installed. (but not really)
What's the 9 for? 9ball?A look up the skirt of my table.
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The entire ball return system is carpeted using scraps. The chute has loose carpet wipes over the balls as they return to the rack.
The panel has a touch latch system that allows quick access to the hidden compartment large enough to hold an arsenal.
This was a free table well the restore cost around 120 but I scored free cloth as well.
I am puzzled as to 9 ball. Er uh 9 for?
It's an 8 foot table with a full rack of 15 plus 2 cueballs. Shrug
OH!!! SH*T I Forgot It was on the rail. Eeeek er uh oooops.
That 9 came from Grandma Vada ooops no my colt woodsman 22 came from her. Yeah the 9mm came from Grandma Daisy's last husband. A Good Man RIP.
The rifle I have a lust for is the Winchester model 70 in 264 magnum with variable scope.
Part of your outfit? 9mm 2 clips..box of shells?I am puzzled as to 9 ball. Er uh 9 for?
It's an 8 foot table with a full rack of 15 plus 2 cueballs. Shrug
OH!!! SH*T I Forgot It was on the rail. Eeeek er uh oooops.
That 9 came from Grandma Vada ooops no my colt woodsman 22 came from her. Yeah the 9mm came from Grandma Daisy's last husband. A Good Man RIP.
The rifle I have a lust for is the Winchester model 70 in 264 magnum with variable scope.
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Missed..... 22's 500 for $5.00
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When I purchased a new valley table, the legs were Inside the storage cavity for shipping.
When I arrived to remove the free table from their back yard 2 car garage, the couple enquired, "where's your help?"
Incredulous would describe their reaction when I replied that help was not required er uh needed.
I had my atv trailer on hitch. It has a front Hand crank winch used on boat trailers. The 4 furniture move casters I purchased at homedepot for the job were easily installed using a floor jack. The floor was concrete and was able to back the trailer to garage door and set ramps on concrete.
Rolled that suckered to the door and up the ramp easy peazy.
Incredulous would describe their reaction when I replied that help was not required er uh needed.
I had my atv trailer on hitch. It has a front Hand crank winch used on boat trailers. The 4 furniture move casters I purchased at homedepot for the job were easily installed using a floor jack. The floor was concrete and was able to back the trailer to garage door and set ramps on concrete.
Rolled that suckered to the door and up the ramp easy peazy.
LedfordBilliardSupply
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We have several installers - depends on where you are located. We are authorized dealers for just about every major brand. Our guys are trained by some of the best in the business include Predators Lead engineer and world champion installer. In the world of the sport tables are ever changing so techniques that worked 5-10 years ago often do not work on tables today. *We sale but will not install or service 1 piece slate tables at this time.*
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Yeah we go against the grain and do not fall in the Diamond Lovers trap. We recommend Rasson or Brunswick tables over Diamond. Diamonds great commercial tables as mentioned in that video but they're not designed for your home. But you what they say about opinions haha
Why not designed for the home?
Assuming someone cares about the actual playability of their table, what do you think makes a Rasson or Brunswick "better for the home", than a Diamond?
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Thanks for the welcome! We're a 2nd Generation family-owned billiards company based in South Carolina with locations in Greenville, Charleston, and Columbia. We specialize in everything from entry-level game room tables to high-end tournament-quality equipment, service, and installation.
Our installers are full-time employees, not subcontractors, and we invest heavily in training. Most have backgrounds in furniture installation, construction, or billiard service, and we're currently building our own formal technician certification program to raise the standard of the industry. We believe a properly installed table should play as well as it looks, whether it's going into a family game room or for a serious player.
We're here to learn from the community, contribute where we can, and continue improving our craft. Looking forward to being part of the discussions.