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Side pockets are 102° with 15° down angle

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141° and 15° down angle 102° and 25° down angle.

Those miter angles expose more slate for the balls to come to rest on, as well as more wobble in the pockets because the miter angles deflect the object balls across the mouth of the pocket, instead of deeper in the throat, and they tighten the throat by another 1/7" to 1/4" if you're going to...

If you set the miter angles to 141° and set the mouth opening at 4" essentially you just tightened the throat of the pocket by an 1/8" of an inch, and that results in more pocket wobble. At 4" and 140° the opening is still 4" but the miter deflection is deeper into the throat of the pocket...

141& 102 15 down

Call Heath .Manning @ Diamond, 812-288-7665 I've tried to set up dealers in Canada, but it seems no one is interested in selling my adhesive up there, I guess they don't think you need it. Glen

The GC3's had mounting blocks on the skirts so they could be bolted up to the rails, there's no mounting blocks on those skirts.

I just briefly glanced at the pictures, and just now took a closer look, the ball tray trim and feet are not bronze finished, you're right, it's an attempt at taking a GC1 and making it look like a GC2, but it's definitely a GC1.

It's s GCII, big score counters, and right color scheme.

There is absolutely no need for so many staples in ANY rails like the rails shown. This is more like the amount of staples needed!

Even with all those staples, the rail cloth still had puckers under the rails in the corner pockets.

Wouldn't matter, those staples had 3/8" legs, not 1 even lifted 1 leg when I pulled the cloth off!

Let me know how that works out buddy

No one really understands when they talk about how pool table plays, they're actually judging the cloth. I could take the exact same table you just played on, install Mali woven wool, 80%wool/20% nylon and you'd complain the table plays like crap, slow as hell, banks are slow, have to shoot...

By any chance is your table an Olhausen.

Call me, I'll tell you what you can do 702-927-5689

You're actually judging the cloths playableity, not the table itself.

Watch.