Trent, I think you have made your point here.
Mike
Mike
Semi-Proud Owner of Another American Heritage
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never mind
I had an American Heritage table. I have to say the company did everything they could to try and make the table right but no matter they did we couldn't get the table to stay level.
I really had to do with the crappy slate bed, that particle board crap, that you screw the rails into. I had 5 different table mechanics, I use that term loosely with 3 of them, try without success. The company even sent me a new bed with the same results. The slate would inevitably pop.
For a $120 you can't go wrong for a great practice table but I wouldn't put too much into it. That's the advice I was given so I'm just passing along.
I'm now the happy owner of a GC1, best money I've spent. If you think the the AH has a solid frame you should see the GC.
I really had to do with the crappy slate bed, that particle board crap, that you screw the rails into. I had 5 different table mechanics, I use that term loosely with 3 of them, try without success. The company even sent me a new bed with the same results. The slate would inevitably pop.
For a $120 you can't go wrong for a great practice table but I wouldn't put too much into it. That's the advice I was given so I'm just passing along.
I'm now the happy owner of a GC1, best money I've spent. If you think the the AH has a solid frame you should see the GC.
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i had a GCI for 24 years and recently bought an 8' GCIII but the slate was awful and i got burned-out working on it so i sold it. working on another GC deal though that is still up in the air..... i was comparing this frame to similar style pool tables. the AH has more support than most.
i'll set-up this AH and then put it up for sale as i play on it. eventually i'll find a top-of-the-line table and i'll keep it but will still buy, set-up and sell tables for fun and profit.
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