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I thought I would need to drop them to but honestly it's perfect. If I have only that light on and i am sitting on the couch 7 feet away, the light is not in my eyes at all and because the light dispersion is perfect, the light on the ground doesn't seem bright at all, it's kind of weird

I kept the louvers at 2x4 and laid the panels on top so they fit perfectly. Honestly I really don't think I would like this any darker or brighter so 9000 would be quite a bit dimmer. Unless you mean they are 9000 each in which case I would say yes go for it

I knew I wanted something in the 17,000 to 20,000 range and the 2x4 panels as much lumens as the 2x2. 2x4 x2 is 15,400 where the 2x2 x4 has 17600

This is the rack that is giving me issues. My crappy wood one gets a tight rack but this one always leaves big gaps

I don't want to get use to something they don't typically have in pool halls or bars. I don't like the extra set up time. I like a traditional rack

Sunco 2x2 4400 lumen with adjustable kelvin 4k,5k,6k

I have a wood rack thats all chewed up but racks tight, trust me the plastic rack I have is flawed, not a true triangle

I couldn't afford a Littman or Diamond light so I decided to build my own. Got lots of useful info from members on here so I super appreciate y'all for that. Frame I made out of 3/4" by 8" wood and painted satin black to match the table. Used C channel on the ceiling because my studs are not...

Yeah I know. You dont see those in bars or a lot of rooms so I dont want to get use to easy breaks

Not sure, got them used

Brand New cloth. Its definitely the rack that's leaving a gap on that ball position no matter where on the table I rack it

Lol yeah you got me there.

Yep thats the one I have and it's junk. I think it's not a perfect rectangle or something. The second ball down on the right, no matter which ball is there, always has a significant gap when you have pressure on it

I am looking for a good TRADITIONAL 8 ball triangle that gets the rack tight. I bought a heavy duty plastic one but it makes loose racks. The metal ones cost too much and I can't find good reviews on most wood ones so I would still like a plastic version. Anyone use the Diamond brand...

Ordered one last night.

I'm going to get a shaft but I was hoping to find a decent looking wood butt but can't find one that's not a sneaky pete locally. So when I saw this I thought maybe just buy the whole cue. The 3/8-8 joint has me wondering what other butt this would fit if I ever find one. Anyone know? I also...

That does look about better

Oh yeah? Got a picture of it now? I guess it doesn't matter cause I already ordered but I am still curious

I definitely found the cheapest 5/8 online at $130 for the 2. Egg crates do work but parabolic seems to work better for keeping the light concentrated on the table and not the wall plus from the post Rexus31 posted, it appears to me the glare is better with parabolic. I think thats why Diamond...

Yeah that's not bad at all. Big cost going with a parabolics versus the egg crate