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Yes it is cheaper and the shipping is half the price. Out of stock though.

The small Diamond (8-ball) as shown here would be $600 for the machine, $200 for shipping, and $50.00 in sales tax. $850.00 total for this machine is a bit rich for my blood. AND that is the "On Sale" price.

"He drank a Pitcher of ice water during our match, 64oz." Increased thirst and difficulty urinating are both side effects of anabolic steroids. He was probably just very thirsty, couldn't piss, and was depressed about his steroid shrunken testicles. You played this out correctly.

It's out of stock here but is sold by others. https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/cuestix-display-cases-ten-cue-wall-mount-display-case-ctx1030.html

Neither here or there for me either but I'll go with the manufacturer's explanation. In a conflict I always look to see which party is more likely to, or would have more motivation to, embellish.

Aramith says: "The Arcos II set is made for Predator with the same specifications as the Super Aramith Pro set." Doesn't say different specifications, says the same. That tells me that the Arcos II set is no different than the Super Aramith Pro balls. And that is a step below the Aramith...

I think the fat checkbook in Taffer's pocket is a big reason for the success he has. Another thing I noticed is that most of the bar owners have no experience in either the bar or restaurant business. And they all seem to open undercapitalized.

Bottled beer, no glass.

I'm agree they weren't trying to mislead us. Just that their info was inaccurate. We are all guilty on occasion of passing along a story we have not properly researched. To err is human, to forgive Devine

The great majority of his rescued bars were done before the recent Covid-19 pandemic. I think the pandemic related closings skew the percentages of his successes. That said, his show has caused me to mostly eat at home unless I am VERY familiar with the establishment.

Although a happy Seyberts customer I'm a bit disappointed they gave the above inaccurate answer on their website. Makes me remember caveat emptor.

He has said in an interview (tried to find the link but couldn't) that the failure rate is about 20%. Taffer is also the man behind NFL Sunday Ticket.

"Tournament sets use the same Aramith PRO resin, but are produced using a proprietary technology called Duramith, allowing a longer lifetime. The BLACK set belongs to the Aramith Tournament family. The Arcos II set is made for Predator with the same specifications as the Super Aramith Pro set."...

I think it airs next Monday.

I constantly practice trying to put the big object balls into the little pockets.

From the website: "Aramith Tournament "Black" TV Ball Set - Cut back on those pool ball marks on your pool table. The Aramith Tournament "Black" Ball Set has a brand new design produced specifically for TV and to cut back on pool table burn marks with their Duramith Technology." If the Arcos...

Upper Kazakhstan. But the mountain goat trails are clear at this time of year. No excuse for that high shipping charge.

I have a new 8' Olhausen. Those worried about the "rattle" should just shoot a bit softer on it, a small price to pay even if the pocket rattle stories are not exaggerated here. Nice to just walk into the next room and play anytime I wish. Enjoy your table.

Maybe, but $500.00+ for the machine and then 40% of the purchase price to ship it is crazy in my opinion. And I'm talking ground shipping, not expedited. Too rich for my blood. I just checked and Seyberts shipping is about half that but they are out of stock on the 8 ball machine.

Don't blame you. I was interested in buying the smaller Diamond ball polisher but the shipping alone was almost $200.00. I took a pass on it too.