Ball holder for Diamond Tables

[kobyp]

Keep those extra balls off the floor and out of the cue return while you’re playing 9 or 10 ball or easily add a 2nd one to the opposite corner to serve as excellent score keepers for you one pocket and banks players!

These brackets are made from 14ga steel and attach to your Diamond table using two of the existing leg bolts for easy installation. Matte black powder coated finish keeps it looking good and the rubber inserts provide protection for the ball’s finish.

They do not stick out past the rails, please see the photos.

$50ea plus shipping. Payment via paypal.

 

[GoldCrown]

Any custom holders for a Professional with the GC look a-like base/legs

 

[David in FL]

That’s actually a cleaner look than the diamond racks…

 

[kobyp]

Any custom holders for a Professional with the GC look a-like base/legs

I'm working on some other designs that mount underneath (valley style) the table, I thought the GCs had ball holders in the skirt?

Or is that just certain models?

 

[GoldCrown]

I'm working on some other designs that mount underneath (valley style) the table, I thought the GCs had ball holders in the skirt?

Or is that just certain models?

I’m referring to a Diamond Professional that has GC look a like legs.

 

[kobyp]

I’m referring to a Diamond Professional that has GC look a like legs.

By that picture, these just might work. You'd just have to screw into the legs to mount them.

 

[Renegade_56]

By that picture, these just might work. You'd just have to screw into the legs to mount them.

Not really,,,,,,,

 

[kobyp]

Not really,,,,,,,

Could you elaborate more on that so the conversation stays productive?

 

[GoldCrown]

I’m away from my table until next month. I will study the legs to see how the racks will situate

 

[kobyp]

I’m away from my table until next month. I will study the legs to see how the racks will situate

let me know, I have a couple earlier versions hanging up here that would be better suited since they don't have to line up with pre-existing bolt holes.

 

[Fatboy]

Those are very nice! Great idea.

Fatboy Approved

 

[Renegade_56]

let me know, I have a couple earlier versions hanging up here that would be better suited since they don't have to line up with pre-existing bolt holes.

sure, the legs on the 2 legged Diamond Professional is not connected to the skirts and is actually recessed inward from the skirts, so really doesn't look like your design is very compatable for that table.

 

[GoldCrown]

sure, the legs on the 2 legged Diamond Professional is not connected to the skirts and is actually recessed inward from the skirts, so really doesn't look like your design is very compatable for that table.

Rene…for my Professional I’d want a straight line holder if the fit/fashion is there. Would like to see what kobyp has or can fabricate.

 

[Renegade_56]

Rene…for my Professional I’d want a straight line holder if the fit/fashion is there. Would like to see what kobyp has or can fabricate.

I have the same table, I'm holding out for a more appealing design as well.

 

[kobyp]

sure, the legs on the 2 legged Diamond Professional is not connected to the skirts and is actually recessed inward from the skirts, so really doesn't look like your design is very compatable for that table.

Gotcha, I appreciate the input. Haven't come across a professional in my neck of the woods, so I certainly welcome the input.

 

[GoldCrown]

Gotcha, I appreciate the input. Haven't come across a professional in my neck of the woods, so I certainly welcome the input.

Late Oct I can send various pictures, dimensions, requests..... see what you can come up with. Obviously there's a ton of ProAm's and handful of Professionals. My gut is not big market for the Professional table holder.

 

[kobyp]

Late Oct I can send various pictures, dimensions, requests..... see what you can come up with. Obviously there's a ton of ProAm's and handful of Professionals. My gut is not big market for the Professional table holder.

my main question are what is the distance from the skirt to the leg (X in the above image) and what does it look like underneath the slate area (green arrow).

Just at a quick glance, it'd be very difficult to reach a holder that would be mounted across the wide part of the leg. But the design i'm working on for the valleys could possibly be a viable solution depending on what is underneath. I have a diagram, but i'd rather not post that design until I've gotten them built.

 

[Renegade_56]

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my main question are what is the distance from the skirt to the leg (X in the above image) and what does it look like underneath the slate area (green arrow).

Just at a quick glance, it'd be very difficult to reach a holder that would be mounted across the wide part of the leg. But the design i'm working on for the valleys could possibly be a viable solution depending on what is underneath. I have a diagram, but i'd rather not post that design until I've gotten them built.

Looking up at the underside where the green arrow is there is the frame and of course the under side of the slate. The frame has a beam that runs most of the way across the table width and is at the same height as the bottom of the table side and end skirts. I believe that is the most promising place to mount some kind of a ball holder.

 

[kobyp]

Looking up at the underside where the green arrow is there is the frame and of course the under side of the slate. The frame has a beam that runs most of the way across the table width and is at the same height as the bottom of the table side and end skirts. I believe that is the most promising place to mount some kind of a ball holder.

That sounds VERY promising, could you send me a picture?

 

[kobyp]

An update on this, after some collaborating we've come up with this: