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Thanks for all the help guys. I feel a little at ease now.

Hello, I have owned a Gold Crown I for nearly 20 years. In the past, when I covered my own table, I always filled the bolt holes. It has been disassembled for the last 5+ year and I have an outfit finally coming out to cover it this week. Guy says there is no need to cover the bolt holes. I ask...

I've had a lot of interest and a couple empty promises, but the site is still for sale. Just shoot me a message with any questions and I will be quick to reply or I can call you if you would rather talk about it. Thanks for looking, Matt

A lot of people asked about the 4 vendors that I use and if they are transferrable. The answer is yes, as long as you have proof of ownership of the website. They may require other information about yourself, like a state resale tax ID.

Price is reduced. I'll take $699 for everything. If you don't want the hosting, I'll take $200 off the price...knocking it down to $499!!! This would me a great money making hobby out there for some of you guys. Also, if you like to buy cues and supplies for yourself, this is a great way to...

I am selling my pool/billiard website www.zebrabilliards.com The site currently sells over 2500 different products. I started the website at the beginning of this year. I get approx. 20 visits a day. If you have the time to do some SEO work and updating inventory, you could make some money at...

You can also purchase the cases from www.zebrabilliards.com, if you're interested.

I've never been a "chin on the cue" player, always about 4" or so above it. I don't think my belly would allow me to get down on the cue that low, but I'm not going to rule that out. I also don't think it's too long on the shot. I'll say one thing, when it does happen, it happens on almost every...

This has happened to me before and then again today while shooting at home. I get in my stance and get down on my shot, while in my pre-shot routine the tip of the stick/cueball get a little blurry from getting cross-eyed? Could this be caused by declining eyesight? I'm 41 and never needed...

A buddy and I were playing 9-ball the other night. Prior to the game starting we declared the rule that you must call the 9-ball before pocketing. We play a few games and everything is fine. My buddy breaks the balls and pockets the 9-ball in the corner pocket. I pull it out and place it on the...

I have a couple questions about the Break RAK. First off, I have read many, many reviews about the unit and it appears that it's a well engineered product. My question is this. Because the product is replicates a 9-ball rack, will you have a problem or a need to adjust your break when actually...

Anyone???? Thanks

More specifically I am looking or wonder if they sell the laminate for the sides of a Valley bar box? I recently picked one up for $400 and one side should have the laminate replaced. Won't be hard to match because it's black in color. Thanks, Matt

Ok....thanks for the replies. I will refer back to the thread (if needed) after purchasing my table. Matt

This is good news. I was thinking it was something like that. So I would leave the rails, pocket corners and blinds all attatched? I am guessing it's basically 4 pieces....legs, slate, underneath construction and then the rails, pocket corners and blinds (all as one piece)? Thanks Matt

I'm in the market for a 7ft Valley bar table. It's going to go in the basement. The basement stairway has a few steps, comes to a landing and turns 90 degrees and has a few more steps. I may not need to break the table down, other than removing the legs. But, I was curious how difficult it is to...

Check these buckets out....long & fast rail shots are all but impossible to make because of the inside angles of the pockets.

Here's a pic of my Gold Crown I. This pic was taken at my old house. As soon as I finish the basement at my new house, it will be moved there.

I don't think that is the problem. I understand the faster that the ball is traveling down the rail, the less margin of error that you have. I don't remember my table having these issues before I had new cushions installed a couple years ago. I couldn't tell you what the pocket width was back...

Yeah....that sound ideal. Much better than a 5.25" pocket and a 2 1/8" shelf!!!! When I was talking to Bob Owen, he did mention that I might be able to file the drop off a little. And like CamposCues said, by tightening the pockets will help alone...at least I am in agreement with.