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Crown Royal Neon Sign
Price : $129.95
Features
: - Great item for any pool room, bar, study or dorm room
- Measures 18 inches high and 26 inches wide.
- Comes on a heavy duty metal grid and not plexiglass.
- Made with actual neon tubes and not leds.
- Includes transformer. Just plug it in and lit it up.
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This is the perfect gift for that person who is so difficult to buy for. This brand new sign will look great in your bar, study, game room, or dorm room.This gorgeous sign is all the more spectacular because it was made with dazzling purple and yellow colors. This is a commercial grade sign and comes on a heavy black gauge grid and not plexiglass like many others.This spectacular work of art can be wall mounted, free standing or displayed in a window. It also comes with a chain for hanging. It is designed for indoor use and measures 26 inches wide and 18 inches high. It is double boxed with styrofoam and foam rubber between each box to minimize breakage.
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Neon Sign Helmet New Orleans Saints
Price : $80.00 $64.95
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: - Plastic & Glass Tubing
- Hang On The Wall. Plug In And Your Done!
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New Orleans Saints team fan gear. New Orleans Saints neon light sign is perfect for the bar, wall, or shelf. Light up any room with this eye catching brightly colored football helmet. Perfect for all ages and goes great anywhere. It is ready to go just plug in and illuminate your favorite team.9 x 8x 4 inches.
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61" Metal Pool Table Light Billiard Lamp Black and Brass
Price : $94.95
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: - 61" Pool Table Light
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61" Pool Table Light - Quantity of 3 - 15" black metal shades - 61" brass finish / black metal lamp rod - Mounting hardware and instructions included - Adjustable chain for prefered hanging distance from ceiling - Recommended for 7 or 8 foot pool tables - Uses 3 60 watt bulbs (bulbs not included) - UL listed - Can install hard wired or plug in with adaptor (adaptor not included) - A liscensed electrician is recommended for installation - Assembly instructions included - Please note shipping is high due to oversized UPS charges
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Ram Lighting Billiards 44" Pool Table Light Stained Glass
Price : $498.00
Features
: - Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available.
- Satisfaction Ensured.
- Great Gift Idea.
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This is a brand new Pool Table Light, from Ram Lighting in Canada. Dimensions: 15" high x 44" long Uses 4 150-watt bulbs. Features a Billiards-inspired design in beautifully handcrafted stained glass. Metal frame and accents. Includes hanging chain, cord, and matched ceiling canopy. Usually ships within 2 weeks.
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Z-Lite 100703BRZ-GM16 56-Inch 3-Light Billiard / Island Fixture with Golden Glass Shades
Price : $308.00 $260.50
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: - Bar Finish: Dark Bronze
- Shade: 16" Golden Mottle Glass
- 3-150 watt, medium socket light bulbs (sold separately)
- 72" of chain per side, adjustable to suit height and ceiling mount hardware included. Extra chain & wire available
- This product has a one-year manufaturers warranty which covers workmanship and material quality
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Manufacturer: Z-Lite Lighting. Part Number: 100703BRZ-GM16. Product Collection: Riviera Bronze. Lighting Category: Billiard Table & Game Fixture. Finish: Bronze. Dimensions: 15" Height x 16" Width x 56" Length. Chain: 72. Wire: 120. Bulbs: (3) 150 Watt Edison. Bulbs Not Included. Weight: 20 Lbs. .
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Better then in the picture
Bought this light for my long kitchen island - perfect look. Better then in the picture - great quality - highly recommended.
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Questions & Answers
Question : Antique Hyatt Pocket Billiard cue balls value?
I was rummaging through my grandparent's house the other day and I found three small green cardboard type boxes. Upon opening them, each box contained a billiard cue ball. Two are a very aged "egg-shell" yellow color, while the other is kinda like a light mocha color. Like lightly creamed coffee. The box of the one containing the mocha ball has a peeling paper label on one side that reads:HyattPocket BilliardBallsTriangle Cue(PLAIN)2 1/4Manufactured ByAlbany Billiard ball CompanyAlbany, N.Y.. U.S.A.The boxes containing the other yellowish balls have no label, but are identical in color and material to the first box. All balls are in immaculate condition and seem to have never been played with. Very shiny and un-scuffed. There is no date printed on any box or on the insides. They belonged to my grandpa who was born in 1922. When he was younger he was a hell-raiser and pool shark. Could they be ivory? Please if anyone has any info or knows how I can get them appraised, let me know. Thanks!-Leo-
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Dear Sir , What you have are probably cue balls and my guess would be they are not ivory . There are many variations of the cue ball .Most of the time you can look for distinctive marking on the ball such as a dot or dots [up to 4 of them] on the older ones , triangles , stars . boxes . the list is endless and identify the balls that way . I will do my best to tell you what you have with what little information you gave in the description . They are probably what they call break balls . These balls were sold separately from a traditional set of balls and were used on the break shot only . they did this to preserve the cue ball that came with the set because it was often made of a softer or more brittle material than the break ball and thus would sometimes chip or even break into on the powerful break shot . But you could possibly have just a replacement cue ball or carom ball . As for the manufacturer the label will speak for itself . The year of manufacturing is dependent on the markings and a few other variables so without seeing the balls I'm not much help there . Hope this helps you out . By the way I am a collector of billiard balls and if these balls ever become " For Sale " please contact me at dendog07@yahoo.com and I will be glad to make you a offer . But I would suggest you keep them . What a Great why to remember your Grandfather . I bet you he was a Prize to behold . Best of luck and God bless you and yours . Denver Moore
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Question : I need inexpensive creative ideas to perk up my new bland spec house.?
I am buying a spec house. It is very basic and bland. I haven't used the creative part of my brain for so long that I am having trouble coming up with ideas. I have been watching hgtv for the past few days and it all seems way over my budget. I have seen a few good ideas though. I have some pictures of the interior on my 360.yahoo.com/cky_1965 page of the kitchen, dining room, and living room. I also have a family room and billiards room to decorate once I finish sheet rocking it. I do not have furniture yet for the dining room and living room on the main level. The furniture I have for the family room is black leather. Was thinking about a black and white theme for the family room with some silver highlights. Any ideas would be greatly appriciated and links to pictures would be more appriciated.I am thinking about light pink, yellows, greens and blues for my baby girls room and blues or greens for my 9yo boys room. I have a limited budget of about 10,000 for decoratingThe kitchen, dining room, and living room are all open to each other so I'm guessing I should go with the same color scheme in each room but any ideas are appriciated.The pictures are on the blog
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I have been a professional painter for 30 years. My work always got me more work; by word of mouth. You need to see each room as unique as the person who will be using that room. Black isn't a good color unless you use very little as a high light. Go to Lowes or Home Depot and look at the specialty paints. One idea is if your gonna use the color pink get some glaze of a different color and put on top of the pink with a roller then get a roll of plastic that will cover the entire wall ( top to bottom ) and around the whole room. Wrinkle the plastic with out a pattern and allow to set-up for 20 or 30 minutes then pull off plastic. These guys have all kinds of stuff that won't be hard to do. And paint each room in different styles and colors. It will add thousands of dollars value to your home. If you have problems I'm at macleodg7@ yahoo.com. So I know it's you writing make the subject Shady paint.
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Question : Where can I find a cheap billiards light?
I'm looking for a cheap billiards light with coke colors [red, black, white]. could you tell me where to buy them? Thanks!
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I don't know if there are ones with those colors specifically, but you can buy a few and mix and match. Or contact a dealer and see if you can buy the shades separately, which must happen in case someone breaks one. Good luck!
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Question : Billiards? Break Stick...Heavy or lighter cue for breaking. Nine ball?
anyone have a preference whether you like heavier or lighter sticks for breaking Nine ball. Don't know if there would be a difference from 8 ball to 9 ball so that's why i threw it in there. Thank you
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Break cue weightContrary to what many believe, lighter is better when choosing a break cue weight. Even though a heavier break cue feels more powerful, a more powerful break will be achieved with a cue weighing 18.5 to 19 oz. Most professional players break with a cue that is 1/2 to 1 oz lighter than their playing cue because less weight allows them to generate more cue speed, resulting in greater cue ball speed and a more powerful break.
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Question : a question abous russian billiards rules...plz help mee?
hi everyone,o.k so thats the story,I started to play snooker and billiards but on the web for now while playing various games i found a game calld russian billiard, or "pyramid" in short and its way more exciting and more difficult than other games I played on a billiard table.after this long prologue my question is.....does anyone here knows the rules of that game?????because the reason for some of my fouls is not very clear.plz plz someone throw some light on my blackness.Thanking you all in anticipation.
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Russian pyramid is a tough game to play. First, the table is huge, 12 feet long, and 6-8 inches taller than a typical table.The balls are about the size of a grapefruit and the pockets are just big enough for the ball to roll straight in. It is not possible to make the balls if they are frozen against the rail.Game play is fairly simple, there is one brown cue ball, and 15 white game balls. The object of the game is to be the first to make any 8 balls in any pocket. Once the rack is broken, you can use any of the balls as a cue ball, and any of the balls as a target ball.There are several variations of the game that I am less familiar with. I dont know which you are playing online.As far as your fouls go,,,, maybe you are not driving a ball to a rail, or not making contact with a target ball. The fouls are the same as other pool games.
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Question : Math help?????
I totally do not understand this question or where to start.You have 12 billiard balls, one of which is slightly lighter than the rest. You have a simple balance with a fulcrum to compare weights. What is the minimum umber of weighings that would be necessary to determine the ball of lighter weight? Diagram your solution, including possible outcomes of each weighing.If you get this, your help is appreciated!!
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This is a classic riddle (comes in many variations) for using a simple balance (two sides) to find a single object with a different weight than the rest of a group.The idea is for you to think of how you could randomly place the billiard balls on either side of the scale, and eliminate the "normal" weighted balls until you find the ball which is lighter, or weighs less.Imagine putting 6 balls on both sides of the balance. Since one ball is lighter, that side will rise above the other side. You can then eliminate those 6 heavier balls as you know none of them are light. You can then use the remaining 6 balls and try comparing their weights until you find the one unique ball.You should also understand that not EVERY ball needs to be on the balance. Imagine putting 5 and 5 balls on the balance, leaving 2 off. If the balance tips to a side, you eliminate the 5 heavy balls plus the 2 you left out, because the balance wouldn't tip if it didn't have a light ball on it.--If the 5 - 5 balances out, then one of the two balls you left out must be the light one.Have fun experimenting and seeing how few times you actually need to use the balance to for-sure determine the lighter ball from the other 11.
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Question : when you put a light above the pool table how high from the table top should it be?
when you place a billiards light above the billiards table , how many inches from the table top to the bottom of the light should this be?
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High enough to illuminate the edges of the pool table, but not low enough to result in the cue ball randomly flying off from a miscalculated shot, and striking the light fixture in the process. Here's a pict of a billiard scene in a Las Vegas casino. The light is about 3 feet above the surface of the table.
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Question : Where can I find cheap Billiard lights online, that deliver to Canada?
Looking for a light for over my pool table and there doesn't seem to be many online options - any help?
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Pool Table Lights:http://www.pjatr.com/t/RUBEQ0dLRkBERkNESkBER0hMSA
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Question : What is the best way to "break" in billiards?
specifically id like to know if i should use a light, medium or heavy stick?Should i break with the cueball lined up directly or should it be moved to the side? if so how much should it be moved?and any other good tips about pool in general would be appreciated.
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I like using a 21 ounce stick and I tend to line the cue ball up directly. Heavy sticks add more power to the ball. Also, heavy sticks make it so that you don't have to hit it that hard if you want power. Lining the cue ball up is the safest way to break because it fans the balls out better and there is a less chance you will scratch.
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Question : Making a spinning pool/billiard table?
I'm going to make a spinning pool table for my major work in year 12. I have a few questions to ask just before I go ahead with the design.Firstly, are there any other lighter bases I could use that wouldn't warp, preferable possible order to size.Secondly, What material should I use as an axel. I was thinking a steel rod attached to the inner playing area and base which will spin on 2 holes on the frame.And finally, What are some nice strong hardwoods that wont bend or break that I can use for the frame, I will either have to add metal bars to support the frame or get some sort of REALLY strong wood because im expecting the inside part to weight up to 400-500KG.Anything you can help with is much appreciated
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