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I've also heard that the newer snooker tables with the steel backed rails rebound faster due to being so much stiffer.

I know a guy that used to break a house cue once a year. He would just take it up to the bar and hand them some cash if he had it or tell them he would pay them next paycheck. They threatened to ban him the first time , but when he offered to pay for it they let it go.

I guess I'm the oddball as I've never cared for green cloth even though that's been the on pretty much every table I've played on . I like the looks of the blue and grey and liked the blue table I played on . That pink doesn’t look too bad, don't think I would pick it but it isn't horrible.

I don't think you can just use longer cushions to tighten up the pockets. Ai believe the subrails need modified

I sold a tempest BK rush for 600 cad last year. I still have a green one with a stacked leather wrap.

I would never pay that for a cue shaft. I would probably play a raffle or two to try to win one if they came up. That's how I ended up with my Whyte Carbon as I would never pay full price for one.

If You do 3d printing , look up night Cafe cue tip lathe on Google.

Those are the same specs/tolerances

Don't hit so hard.

Anyone know what model this table is? It's the only picture I was given.

They made a few clean looking P3 models like the bocote model, but now they seem to be more flashy looking. Some of the older Blak series weren't too flashy and had a fairly clean look to them.

I heard somewhere on hear that rails felt like plastic and seemd to scratch easily. What did you notice.

Some of the youtubers that were there were complaining about the pockets as well. Too large , didn't like the no angle cut and the non existent shelf. They claim they were completely different than last years.

In my part of Canada 7ft tables are non existent. it's all 9ft or 8ft valleys. So it depends on where you are at.

Must be older tables as they only list 30mm now.