Id Pool table?
- Thread starter Oldbackstop
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You can tell by the legs it's not a serious table, not even up to the standard home furniture tables. Something similar to this https://www.walmart.com/ip/Fat-Cat-Tucson-MMXI-7-Pool-Table/17717823 or https://monsterbreakbilliard.com/6-...K-FP3oYvuzLqJ94n5jBkyN9DhVnaIJkxoCf_UQAvD_BwE
Don't worry about the value or how well it will play, it's just there to spend time on, recreation rather than sport.
Don't worry about the value or how well it will play, it's just there to spend time on, recreation rather than sport.
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Any table is better than no table. If it has roll off or dead spots on the cushions that's all to your advantage to learn them. Then if you get serious buy a Diamond or Gold Crown.
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That table looks like one of the models made by Ebonite back in the 70's and 80's. It was a low priced home table back then, maybe five or six hundred bucks and you could find them in some sporting goods stores in the Midwest. It may not even be a slate top and if it is, it's only half inch at best. They used some kind of resin impregnated wood that was a step up from fiberboard or plywood.
But if it's free and you can hit balls on it, why not. Just try to get it level and then enjoy. You don't need a great table to practice your stroke on. :smile:
When you're ready to step up to a real pool table, donate it to charity or a Boy's Club.
But if it's free and you can hit balls on it, why not. Just try to get it level and then enjoy. You don't need a great table to practice your stroke on. :smile:
When you're ready to step up to a real pool table, donate it to charity or a Boy's Club.
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Not an Ebonite but i totally agree with you here. Just enjoy it. If you find you really like playing get a good table and donate this one.