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It does not change the height of the tables if you do not desire. The starting position is the same height but we use a 6" threaded rod so there is more adjustment possible from the stock leveling feet.

We recently developed and are now producing a manual leveling system that is compatible with Valley tables, as well as others. This system allows a single users to level a table with no lifting and extreme precision (no guess work). I have attached a flier that includes more details. Please...

We are working very hard on getting pricing ready. We hope to have a price sheet by the end of next week and I will bump this thread after I include it on the website. We are going to price on a per head unit basis and then on a per table basis. Meaning if you own 4 tables you would have 4 X the...

The programming of the system accounts for adding weight to each leg equally. Without going into too much detail, each foot is lower out of the legs until a the sensor reads that it has adjusted the table height. This means the foot has taken weight and can now be adjusted down for leveling...

We are using stock Valley parts for most of the leg modifications, but nothing that is substantially weaker. This means that we have not weakened the leg, it is approximately as strong as it is from the factory. The parts are easily changeable though so if something does happen we can swap out...

"I think this part will limit the market to maybe 8 units "this is ideal for tavern owners and amusement companies that want to offer a high quality gaming experience. " One of the bars my pool league plays out of has one side pocket an inch to the side of the other side pocket, so they are not...

The motors are left in the leg. We are working on a system that the motors are removable. This system would be able to be used on all table manufactures. But due to cheapness of the motors it is difficult to produce a system that can compare price wise to simply installing the motors and leaving...

Thanks for you question. We do 2 things to the Valley square style leg as modifications. First we add a small, high torque motor to the inside. This motor drives the screw that adjusts the table height. Second, we modify the actual foot so the threaded rod goes up and down inside of the foot...

Hi everyone. I would like to show the billiard community a project that I have developed and are continuing to develop. It is an automatic leveling system for Valley pool tables, and soon Diamond tables. It can be set up in a few minutes (3-4) and we are consistently leveling tables in under 1...