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Give John a call. He's here in the US now.

Will the paint have any effect on the glue for the tip? Will it soak into the ferrule and mess with the glue on it?

There are a few people that sell them on here. I believe Mr Vmax was one of them.

Refer to post #40 where you asked me questions and I answered them. I knew you didn't really want an answer because you already know everything.

Did you eyes get big when he pulled out the rubber mallet and told you to lay it on the table?

I'm my area I would call a 9 footer a 9 footer.....coin op or drop pocket. Same with the 8 footers and oversize 8's. The bar boxes here are considered to be any 7 footer or 6 footer, which are few far and between. None of my answers are good enough for you though.

So......a 9 ft Coin Op Diamond is a bar box? A 9 ft Drop Pocket Diamond is not a bar box? Right or Wrong?

So what you are saying is.....you can run more racks on a "9 ft bar box" than a 9 ft diamond? You need to be sure to clarify what size bar box you are talking about here. According to Glenn all tables that are coin op are bar boxes. So, for future reference just clarify the size of the bar box.

I appreciate you slowing it down for me. :thumbup: Us people down here in Alabama aren't that fast and we are all inbred hillbillies too.

Lenny, would it make a difference with the balls if you moved the camera up a little bit?

Does this work on IPad? I can't get mine to play it for some reason.

Nothing. What do you call a coin op in a bowling alley? A bar box isn't any coin op table and you know that. You are the professional, right?

It depends on the size.

A coin operated pool table in a bar.

So a 9 ft coin op is a bar box? Same with the 8 ft?

What is the length?

I always thought the bar boxes were the 6 footers......the 7 footers are just 7 footers. The bar boxes were put in to save space in little bars I thought.

Wow!!!!! That's kind of scary.

Look at how long you held onto that Jacoby and the loss you took on it. That should answer your question. You should find some nice cues for 450. Pawn shops in my area quit taking cues.

All you have to do is move your counter with the sink to the left corner of the room. A little bit of plumbing and you'll be good to go with the 9 footer. That is an odd place for a pole. Like someone said before......why is it there?