My order has arrived, everything looks good so far
I’ll post updates after awhile of how this set plays and holds up…
What set of balls do you recommend to get?
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I’ll post updates after awhile of how this set plays and holds up…
Doesn’t aramith still make that cheap set where the numbers can scratch off the balls? If they do I wouldn’t suggest them lol if it’s not them I can’t remember who did make them. That was a set I had 30 years ago and realized all pool balls aren’t made a like. Lol
I have the Dynasphere Bronze and use off and on for practice.
The pool halls near me use Aramith, however, so I have a new and used set of Amarith Superpros.
Dynaspheres do play slightly, very slightly, different.
Get a cleaner too. The cheap ($180) one I have from Amazon works fine.
The pool halls near me use Aramith, however, so I have a new and used set of Amarith Superpros.
Dynaspheres do play slightly, very slightly, different.
Get a cleaner too. The cheap ($180) one I have from Amazon works fine.
link to cleaner?
Yes
The Continental
So there is one set of aramith I would give a big do not buy.. the rest are fine lol
I think I’m going to buy this next and retire the bucket cleaner
This is the cheapest price by far I've seen for this cleaner, even buying from Aliexpress (last I checked there was a year ago though). On Amazon, free shipping, $30 coupon. I have a Diamond dual platter cleaner and I think I'm going to purchase this one to compare. I'd prefer something much more compact than the Diamond is. I personally think the huge motor on the diamond is overkill, and is one reason they are so big.
If I owned a pool hall I’m buying a diamond for commercial use. for home use this is more then fine.
Check out the video accompanying the ad: the balls look like they spin on one axis.
They do.
I don’t care. I’ve had the diamond one 10 years, and I honesty don’t think it does a better job than the few other brands I’ve seen at the various pool rooms over the years.
Only 8 at a time, but this is the best.
BallStar Pool Ball Cleaner
Ball Star Cleaner cleans 8 balls at a time comes with 1 liter of ball polish (good for 500 cycles) and 2 additional cleaning pads. There are three cleaning settings to use depending on how soiled the balls are. Two cycles are required to clean one set.
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This the cleaner I bought. Claims to have upgraded parts relative to the machines in the $100-$200 range. Mine seems pretty well built.
As for spinning on one axis, I clean twice on the weekend, a few minutes apart, and rotate the balls. Cleaner works quite well. If you start out with fairly new balls, you probably won't need a Ballstar or Diamond cleaner.
As for spinning on one axis, I clean twice on the weekend, a few minutes apart, and rotate the balls. Cleaner works quite well. If you start out with fairly new balls, you probably won't need a Ballstar or Diamond cleaner.
Im not spending $550 for home use. Lol my bucket cleaner does just fine.Only 8 at a time, but this is the best.
BallStar Pool Ball Cleaner
Ball Star Cleaner cleans 8 balls at a time comes with 1 liter of ball polish (good for 500 cycles) and 2 additional cleaning pads. There are three cleaning settings to use depending on how soiled the balls are. Two cycles are required to clean one set.