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Time for me to waste my breath...lol. If the game is 1B on the spot and no break box, sure, break from the side rail, hit the 1B square, park the CB and with a tight rack the wing ball will go 99% of the time and the 1B will set up 2-3 rails for a shot in one of the head rail corners (which one...

You are wasting your breath.

I'm with you. My Gold Crown I was setup over 5 years ago and still rolls perfect. Same setup: detached garage, concrete floor, carpet tiles and a mini split AC.

Cool story, bro.

Proud card carrying member.

Everyone has been telling you this since you started crying about not being able to break and run out, but you don't want to admit it. Instead, you run and buy a new piece of equipment, thinking it will fix the issue.

My mechanic used multiple Starrett levels.

Is it still a situation where only those that bought the first two releases are the only eligible customers?

If you don't want the table to move, you need to get a heavier table. Get a better table. Better = heavier.

You are correct. To make it even more odd, the Virginian Pilot/Ledger Star ordered these in a case lot. Very strange. Here's the shipping label from the original box they were shipped in.

If you can't cut the mustard, you can still lick the jar.

Odd pairing. Watch collectors not interested in billiards will not buy one and most billiard fans can't afford one. I'm in both camps and still wouldn't buy one.

Have you priced a liquor license in your area? Is the city even handing out any?

Put the cack pipe down.

His order is going to get "lost".

When you say "shims", you are referring to pocket facings. All tables have them. The term "shimming" references adding multiple facings to reduce the pocket size. This is not the correct way to tighten pockets. The rubber and subrail will be cut the appropriate size and angle for 4.75"...

Those balls are counterfeits. Cheap Asian import poly resin balls.

There you have it.