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Magnetizing would also increase friction force.

Stock GC3 with 4.9" corners? Do you take us for idiots? The fact that you won't give us angle measurements when asked tells us all we need to know about how, like john's rebco, fake your table was. I don't care about John's run, and for the record I think his conditions were concocted just...

Angles?

But Danny isn't claiming that your video is fake. He is (rightly) claiming that your conditions were contrived and you won't put up any evidence here to the contratrary.

So what were the pocket specs? They seem to dance around this issue every time it is brought up.

Chalk (master) is an abrasive. When an abrasive is applied to anything there is friction. How hard you push down on something with friction affects the friction force. The friction force causes wear to any substance. Therefore, if you chalk lightly there is minimal wear. But if you grind...

Although sometimes required and less damaging than a scuffer even a tip pick accelerates the wear of tips. This is the main reason I don't pick my tip that often and basically never scuff it.

A lot of the wear depends upon how you chalk your tips. At one point I was grinding the chalk on (resulting in holes in the cubes) and my kamui black softs were down to two layers in 2 weeks (Master chalk applied before almost every shot). Then at one point for whatever reason I changed how I...

I was just thinking about this thread. At a local pool hall the Diamond Red Labels have been changing their level all summer due to humidity. Last winter they had pretty much no rolls and now roll all over. I'm assuming when winter comes they will become level again. I'm also assuming with...

Thats still not good. Get a humidifier and see if that adds some bounce. You might not like the way it plays though because extra bouncy rails with bed slowed down by humidity doesn't play normal..

kanzzo - 9', 5 1/8", 139°, 1 1/4" - 0.80 (Legends of Pocket Billiards GC III) Are you claiming that is not you?

Look at the end of the list at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/table-difficulty-factor-tdf-for-measuring-table-toughness.324408/ : kanzzo - 9', 5 1/8", 139°, 1 1/4" - 0.80 (Legends of Pocket Billiards GC III) Mooneye - 7', 4 7/8", 3/4", 1 5/8" - 0.79 (Brunswick Ranchero) SloMoHolic - 6'...

Jay Helfert said he had been to the room mosconi set his record at 5 or so years later and that the pockets were not easy and rejected balls. So there is at least one first hand account that the pockets were not easy.

Go re-read it.

I know this but I also look at the TDF listing and the stock GC's on it ALL are much harder (even the ones with bigger jaws) except the Legends table where the ONLY tables easier are the Valley BBs.

When I walk there I've never noticed anything. But I've also never been in the room with people walking above.

My friend relocated a beam himself for his 10 footer. He just moved the beam over like 3 or 4 feet. I asked him if he had an engineer look before he did it and he said no.... Anyways he did it like 30 years ago and its still standing.

Well wrldpro said that 'there were no alterations to the table at all' which is clearly a lie.

I would hope so because you would be hard pressed to find bigger ones.

I'm just saying I don't believe for a moment that your table is stock except for new facings of standard hardness.