When someone leans their full weight around mid table and the legs splay out you will realize what that stiffening plate was you decided to leave off for its "clean" look.
I might put that logo piece in only because it could add a bit more strength to the legs I could be wrong but the angle of the legs looks like a bit more support could not hurt.
@@jakeq3530 I bought one, serves its purpose of just having fun on but the sides are a little warped, after being leveled slow hits will steer left or right
how is the felt? any downsides? Appreciate the review and setup! I had a table I picked up the felt was very rough making the balls not roll like a normal table should..the balls would stop sooner because of the friction
Thanks for making this video. I am considering getting this table. Now that you've owned it for a while, how are the bank shots. They looked a little stiff in the video and I was wondering how they're holding up.
This is not the table to get if you actually want to practice bank shots. You’re better of buying a used one from a pool hall. And he would have been too. In my opinion this is a waste of money. The table is ugly and won’t hold up over time
if you are a serious player, don‘t buy this kind of table, this is just a toy If you really want to practice, you can buy a second handed table, which is much more stable and playable than a toy table. I own a second handed Brunswick pool table and it plays great, you can see it on my channel.
Level the table for crying out loud!. You can see the cue ball curving as it rolls towards the end of the table - love to see if this table is reasonably playable.
If your a pro pool player I wouldn't recommend it. But if your a novice and you play with your friends and family as a social thing, then I highly recommend it.
Thanks for you questions, You can always change/ replace the felt but I will tell you itll be a pain to do so. So I dont recommend it unless you have a pro do it.
The way the ball moves at 12:43...
When someone leans their full weight around mid table and the legs splay out you will realize what that stiffening plate was you decided to leave off for its "clean" look.
I might put that logo piece in only because it could add a bit more strength to the legs I could be wrong but the angle of the legs looks like a bit more support could not hurt.
Spot on. I'd definitely put it on. Looks like a bit of extra support.
Cue ball doesn't know where to go? Did you level it properly bud?
Was table not leveled after building or was the bed warped straight out the box ?
Ball are all over the place
It looks fantastic! I'm getting the GoSports 6ft delivered soon but it's in a totally different economic bracket $430.
How do you like it? I am planning on buying the 7 ft table
@@jakeq3530 I bought one, serves its purpose of just having fun on but the sides are a little warped, after being leveled slow hits will steer left or right
You mentioned you had 3 people to flip over, do you think two people enough ? or 3 person or more is required? Thanks
how is the felt? any downsides? Appreciate the review and setup! I had a table I picked up the felt was very rough making the balls not roll like a normal table should..the balls would stop sooner because of the friction
Hi i was trying to assembly together almost done but i missing the number 5 part ( side leg panel )
what are the corners and the sides made of? plastic? Also, do you think if someone sat on the table it could hold the weight? thanks for the video
wood top?..or slate alabaster (whatever) the other matt usee for the top..
You know if you can change the cloth for a better one?
Thanks for making this video. I am considering getting this table. Now that you've owned it for a while, how are the bank shots. They looked a little stiff in the video and I was wondering how they're holding up.
This is not the table to get if you actually want to practice bank shots. You’re better of buying a used one from a pool hall. And he would have been too. In my opinion this is a waste of money. The table is ugly and won’t hold up over time
Do not buy this table if you’re in any way a serious pool player. This table is for shits and giggles.
@@CS-bh4ur thanks for the advice. I didn't even consider that.
@@efrainrodriguez3040 thanks for the heads up.
if you are a serious player, don‘t buy this kind of table, this is just a toy
If you really want to practice, you can buy a second handed table, which is much more stable and playable than a toy table. I own a second handed Brunswick pool table and it plays great, you can see it on my channel.
Table looks good, but there is absolutely no way I would ever dream of paying that kind of money for a non slate top table.
Level the table for crying out loud!. You can see the cue ball curving as it rolls towards the end of the table - love to see if this table is reasonably playable.
OK - Read his comment below where he levelled it and that solved the problem - thanks.
It's listed as a 213 lb table. Does it feel like a 213 lb table?
Do you still have this table ???? It is still good ???? Do you still like it ?
Still have it, still use it, still like it.
Maaari mo bang subukan sa White Woods?
What are the dimensions of the felt? Is it really a 7' table, marketed as a 7.5'?
I measured the playing area and I got 78.5 inches in length and 39.5 inches wide.
Hope this helps. 🙏
Is 7ft ok?, seems a bit small for recreational play
For recreational play 7ft. Is fine. Anything smaller I would not recommend
Just bought the exact table... Thanks for this review looks so much better without the logo for real
Do you still like the table?
Still have the table and still like it. 👍🏿
Is the height regulation?
How do you like the table so far thinking of getting the same one. Any pros and cons ?
If your a pro pool player I wouldn't recommend it. But if your a novice and you play with your friends and family as a social thing, then I highly recommend it.
Im thinking about ordering one.
Cool!
good job
Please send me the price. I am interested. I live in Mumbai.
Il costo..Grazie prima possibile
$1,400 for this pool table? If I’m gonna spend that kind of money, it’s got to have 1” thick slate or I’m not buying it.
Why is that ??😊
Hey bro does it look like you will be able to change the felt in the future?
Thanks for you questions, You can always change/ replace the felt but I will tell you itll be a pain to do so. So I dont recommend it unless you have a pro do it.
What’s the size? 10ft?
This is a 7.5 ft. Table.
cool video
It took him only less than 4 minutes to get all the balls in the whole...that would've take me 4 days to do
Price?
1200
get rid of the whole baskets and make a return system
likoy hahaha