Does the playing surface crown or slope in the center or slope down at any of the pockets or along the rails? It’s hard to tell without using a good level directly on the playing field or rolling a ball slowly about an inch from all the rales. A demonstration video of this would be interesting to watch. Thats the only thing holding me back from ordering this table. It’s a great looking table. I’ll keep an eye out for another update.
Thanks for the question! I have had no issues w the table sloping etc. Each leg has adjustable feet to level each corner. I used a level and then tested the center roll from dot and back to dot. I also do it about 1-2 inches from side rails to ensure there is no “cheating” towards the pockets w a slope. Underneath the table has steel rods bracing the playing surface which helps w any possible warping! It really is a great buy for the price and entertainment redeemed from it!
@@unseriousliving7635 Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and placed my order. As long as it plays good enough without any weird rolls, I’ll be happy to keep it for a few years. I know they play slower than a slate table but Im ok with that. I saw your follow up video also, it reassured me the table surface is true enough to have some good games at home.
@@unseriousliving7635 I ordered the black trim with the blue felt. Im hoping I get one of the good ones and hopefully it arrives damage free. I’ll update you when it arrives.
Got mine a couple days ago and been playing on it. Surface is level and it arrived damage free. I only had one issue and that is the pocket liners. Did you have to trim yours down at all? Mine are covering some of the pocket bumper and they lean in a bit so some shots bounce off the pocket liner. I haven’t decided if Im going to just trim the excess or remove the pocket and try to reseat it a little better. Did you have this issue?
Does the playing surface crown or slope in the center or slope down at any of the pockets or along the rails? It’s hard to tell without using a good level directly on the playing field or rolling a ball slowly about an inch from all the rales. A demonstration video of this would be interesting to watch. Thats the only thing holding me back from ordering this table. It’s a great looking table. I’ll keep an eye out for another update.
Thanks for the question! I have had no issues w the table sloping etc. Each leg has adjustable feet to level each corner. I used a level and then tested the center roll from dot and back to dot. I also do it about 1-2 inches from side rails to ensure there is no “cheating” towards the pockets w a slope. Underneath the table has steel rods bracing the playing surface which helps w any possible warping! It really is a great buy for the price and entertainment redeemed from it!
@@unseriousliving7635 Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and placed my order. As long as it plays good enough without any weird rolls, I’ll be happy to keep it for a few years. I know they play slower than a slate table but Im ok with that. I saw your follow up video also, it reassured me the table surface is true enough to have some good games at home.
@@user-xu7ug1ys2l which table did you order? You’ll have to post some pics or a video once received. Hit me up
@@unseriousliving7635 I ordered the black trim with the blue felt. Im hoping I get one of the good ones and hopefully it arrives damage free. I’ll update you when it arrives.
Got mine a couple days ago and been playing on it. Surface is level and it arrived damage free. I only had one issue and that is the pocket liners. Did you have to trim yours down at all? Mine are covering some of the pocket bumper and they lean in a bit so some shots bounce off the pocket liner. I haven’t decided if Im going to just trim the excess or remove the pocket and try to reseat it a little better. Did you have this issue?
Are you still using the original balls it came with?
Yes these are the original balls that came with the table. They are still running well!