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LMAO!!! Any explanation why???

Blue dot, red dot etc... has no instert and therefore will not return down the cueball path(doesnt catch the magnet) I have experimented with a couple Belgian cue balls with inserts but all seem to play horrible. I think they are too heavy.

Oh crap... Its a black dot! Yeah it sucks! I'll be watching this thread too... btw... Its an Aramith ball

Its probablly more the table then it is the cueball. You should feel lucky that they supply an Aramith cue ball. Most of us have to use that crappy Black dot!

Hello everyone I am working with a couple people that are building me a pool related website. I'll offer everything from production - custom cues, Tip acc's, cloth cushions, instructional dvd's, service work and so on. They keep asking me what I want??? How many pages... I don't have much...

Thanks for the link......... This should be a lot of fun.

Makes perfect sense to me... I didnt know that Diamond 7' tables were 40x80. I thought they were the typical 39 x 78. I know now! Thanks

That's a good suggestion... Its pretty pricey the last time I bought some I paid $130 . It was enough to cover the inside of my trunk. Its was well worth it to me. I have an electronics background and distortion drives me insane. I would have paid $500 and been happy. I'm willing to bet...

45x90? Who engineered that playing surface??? :)

I wish I was in Chicago... I really like working with Snooker tables, well most of them. What kind is it? How old?

I agree... Thanks for adding that... You summed it up nicely.

Your in luck... Check out the 8' Sahara Olhausen made without the reveals in the apron or legs. Very nice table. I think you can build in on the build your own table program via their website www.olhausenbilliards.com Also take a look at www.diamondbilliardproducts.com and look at the Diamond...

What program? How do you propose this to a High School? I'll do it! Pm me

What type of table are you using?

Give this one a try... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320069083808&ssPageName=MERC_VIC_RSCC_Pr4_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT&refitem=320069083546&itemcount=4&refwidgetloc=closed_view_item&usedrule1=StoreCatToStoreCat&refwidgettype=cross_promot_widget

For anyone still scratching your head....... $3500 Brunswick Manchester *note table gets a lot of play, whoever set it up was a complete hack. Vs. $3500 Olhausen Santa Ana *note, this table went through a freggin Tornado! I guarantee if you wipe the dust off of both tables right...

Just wanted to reiterate that I did say this was done by a hack. Regardless, a leg should not buckle like that. We scooted are tables to perfectly position them and we never had a problem like that with Olhausen's, Connelly, Gandy, CL Bailey, Antiques...

I was shopping for a used car for my wife about a year ago. We looked for two weeks trying different models, reading literature, checking forums etc... We finally found a Cadillac Catera sitting on a small car lot. Mint 47,000 miles for 6 grand cash. We had never considered a Cadillac and never...

I was referring to American Heritage about the Made In USA thing... So you are saying that Legacy supplies Olhausen with rails and legs? I'll wait for your reply...

The IPT used the Pro Am or something derived from it. I'm not sure if there were any differences in the Pro Am available through Diamond now or not?