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Thanks for the testimonial. I will definitely order accessories and stuff through them. They have great website. However, I have already been working with Dave, he has answered all my questions, and I owe it to him to buy the table from him. Plus, he covers my region and was who the factory...

I will talk to my rep, but I am over 4 hours away from any dealer, etc. I do everything in my power to not drive to Denver.

Do you or anyone else know the dimensions of the bottom square of the type 3 legs? Thanks

Doesn’t the table have 3” of height adjustment?

2 hours from Denver on Monday afternoon ;-). Man I-70 is getting rough! Hopefully you are getting some good turns this season. Even during the holidays, Aspen has been dead. Like ski onto the lifts on Saturday slow. Just hope all the small places survive this economically. Tough times...but...

Awesome stuff. Did you work with Dave? He is suggesting I stick with the pro cut pockets. I don’t personally have enough experience to pick either way, so probably just trust him. are you in Winterpark?

Sounds absolutely awesome! Can’t wait till you can post some pictures!

You are absolutely right. I am buying the table for me, but the “house” cues have ZERO to do with pool. I will never use them...it’s about hospitality and providing guest with a nice cue that makes them feel good. None of my friends play pool more then casually at a bar and none own their own...

The two piece was so they didn’t feel different when I was using a two piece or like I was giving them then crappy stick. I can’t find a house cue or one piece nicer then $38. What do you play with at your house? it’s too cold here for pigs...but chasing elk with my bow sure is fun 😂

Well...yuppie stands for “young urban professional” or at the least a well paid young professional. I am a pour person in the county I live in. Average home price for 2020 was $11M...lol. Quick question...do two pieces bend easier? As of now, I don’t have any teenagers in the house, and I...

Awesome...that is what I was going for...problem is I don't live in a big city, so tough to be an urban professional.

Thanks. Dave has been great and I am sure will help me with these final decisions. Everyone's posts and comments have been super helpful in me knowing what questions to ask him. Speaking of which....this whole pocket size and Diamond vs Gold Crown vs Olhausen sure is a rabbit hole! lol

I can't find anything on their website. 4.75" would seem like a good middle ground.

The table is truly meant just to be fun. I am sure I am the only one that ever practice or do drills, etc. I think you are right on the 5" then. I did a bunch of reading while eating my lunch on the cloth colors. I see the point about the traditional colors and tournament blue, but it sounds...

Great point. Does it matter more on a 7ft table? I was leaning toward the 4.5" because of the smaller table, but I didn't think about the bevels, etc.

I would love the help! I am 1.5 hours from Vail in a small town 20 minutes north of Aspen...no, I don't have Aspen money! I didn't name the town as no one but fly fisherman know it and I always get judged for living near Aspen. I don't plan to put a cover on the table. The room is very low...

Any chance you remember where it was posted? Home setup thread maybe? The one we are looking at was on the shelves in the back and is white oak. I will post some pics of the rails in a moment. The cloth comments are very much what I came here for. I did not think about eye strain and being...

Thanks...I was thinking under the rug so you couldn't see them and would avoid what you are saying. Maybe a dumb idea. My fear was more about the feet settling down into the wood and then the table not being level. We are 4 plus hours from Denver, so not sure how easy it would be to get a...

It looks like the standard color "Super Pro" balls are a little cheaper and you can buy single replacement balls. Not that I am looking to lose balls, but with a couple young kids, maybe having that option is safer.

2x6 walls, fully sheeted, on a full slab...on bedrock. 2x8s on 15" centers with a double 2x10 beam running length 9'6" span for the 2x8s. 3/4" plywood sheeted second floor...fully finished, oh and the entire "garage" is tied into the house by our mudroom and second floor tv room. Entire house...