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https://www.schmelkecue.com/cues/shafts/shaft-adapter.html A little googling brings this up.

And expensive. Most tables around here are $1.25 or $1.50 per game.

The best thing, of all the good things the outbuilding brings, is I can play at any hour of any day and disturb nobody. Inside a home may limit some play time, depending on company, sleep schedules, etc.

Bad news is they stopped delivering and setup for orders under $7500. Not sure why, probably due to steel prices? You'd have to go 36x24 with all the bells sand whistles to get it to $7500. Still cheaper than wood I believe.

I own a 1000sq ft home. 3 bed/2 bath. No room for a table unless it went in the living room. So I built a 400sq foot building out back to house a 9' table. Much less expensive than adding onto the existing home. Took a while to implement and save for it, but I can't imagine not having a table...

I used a pencil and a straightedge. A dull pencil lol.

Yeah, costs haven't quit going up and won't. It's wild. Some material had a little dip and then right back up...like service cable or wire in general. Most clients have no clue that it's triple or quadruple material cost, makes job cost go waaaaay up.

Love both tables. I have no actual mechanic information or experience other than what I've learned from owning a GC4, however. I'd take either any day of the week!

The wire ball holder from Manning Cues is $45 before. On Seyberts it's $60 before shipping. I did not shop around lol. Could have saved about $20 bucks after shipping and all! Unknown reasons it costs more, sure it's material cost combined with lack of labor.

I've had similar thoughts. Buy them up front for the year and toss or donate them after one wear.

Predator soft or medium

Im no shortstop, but have had good luck with the Predator Victory Soft. Of course after whacking some around it mushrooms, you trim it and go from there, but it maintains feel pretty well. I've previously used Kamui, Elkmaster, Longasi, Tiger Sniper, etc...the gamut of tips and I'm liking the...

Bump for a great resource and even better guy at Pool Table Magic! He'll get your squared away no doubt!!!

Waiting on call backs, lol. They are probably swamped with work but I'll keep calling lol.

Slow motion looks like his cue hit the black and sent it backwards.

Where the tickets at? Too close to miss this one.

The plastic one from Diamond works, but feels way cheap compared to the wood ones. I'd want a wooden rack with a $9000 table, just saying.

Nice!!! Looks like a side pocket is bolted in place of corner pocket. Or am I seeing things?

To throw it out there, I paid $2200 for a GC 4 about a year or so ago and drove 6 hours to Georgia to pick it up. I believe it had been privately owned, or really taken care of if in a pool hall environment. There were a couple of GC 2 tables prior to that I saw for under $2000. Either way...

Helluva transaction! Very informative, great conversation, prompt shipping and item exactly as described. Have no reservations when dealing with Mark @ Pool Table Magic!!! Top notch dude!!!