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Agreed sir. Built like damn tanks. Diamond makes good stuff.

One thing to keep in mind is make sure you know where your cues are going during play especially with company. If that's gonna be apart of the chair set up swiveling chairs and cues don't mix. Non swivel chairs you can put a cue clamp on the side of one and hold several cues. I do recommend...

I have the diamond chair set. They are well built for sure and have a cue holder integrated in the side of each chair which is convenient. I like the center shelf for my speaker. You do sit up tall and straight. If I was to do it over again I have seen some old barber style chairs that are...

Competition is a good thing. With that said Diamond will continue to have a waiting list. Predator will sale these to hard core fans of the logo that have the coin. Everyone else dropping that much $$$ will be going the diamond route for the most part or rebuilding a high end GC etc. Pool halls...

Yeah, if that happens I will get a harder mat that is smooth. For $10.00 its worth a shot....

Agreed, good thing is it's a cheap fix. Just a pain to get the mat in and lay flat when the table is already together.

Yeah, good idea.

Good to know. I'll see if that ends up happening on mine or not.

Got this tip from Lil Chris you tube channel. This is a 3mm matt I think I will end up putting in a 6mm when I find my damn T Square to cut this better and get rid of the lip that is showing. Anyway this will work for now. Mat was $10.00 at Walmart. This had three advantages that I can tell...

I have played with the accurack and don't like it as much. The material feels thicker and if it rolls up for whatever reason it can be pain to flatten it out. I can wipe down the magic racks with alcohol also. I do that every month or so. The magic rack does need to have a mark indicating top...

I can confirm. Seen a few of them smash some high dollar cues losing games at the pool hall.

Magic rack.

Loved your chart. One of the main reasons I bought my bronze set. How is the ball polisher coming?

Interesting you say that. My 3 ball on my blak set is usually the one that drifted out from the rack. I need to get a scale and a tool to measure size to get an idea of consistency between my ball sets.

Aramith makes great looking balls no question about it. They just need to up their game on tolerances imho. Glad to see some competition. I am with you on the bronze being the best bang for the buck. I wish their higher end sets didn't have weird colored balls. My favorite looking set by aramith...

Same.

I have had issues getting tight 8 ball racks with three different aramith sets, two of which are the highest priced duramith sets. Using the same template rack I didn't have this issue with the dynaspheres. I don't have a scale to weigh balls but a few have posted their weights and the deviation...

First pic when compressed cut off the dynaspheres. Here is a better photo for comparison.

So my pro am table marks up balls. I have a diamond polisher but every now and then I will end up with a small micro abrasion that I can feel with my finger nail. Also I could not get a consistent tight 8 ball template rack out of any of the aramith sets I have owned tournaments, blak's or super...

Having a home table is awesome but playing by yourself can really inhibit your growth. Get into a league etc if you can. Playing and learning from others is critical to becoming proficient.