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So I'm buying a table. I'm a college student hosting 1/2 and my budget is basically 300$ but I'd like to go as cheap as possible (can't build my own, I'm not very crafty.) I need it to survive for a decent while and it should look decent.
I think that Barrington Billiards 10 handed is my best bet. Is there a table that would maybe be cheaper that is as sturdy? I'm pretty neutral about the cupholders, they might see use or not. The Barrington is currently at a medium-price on Amazon. I'm probably gonna get a Barrington if no one really has a better rec. (If you have a used Barrington in decent shape that you're looking to get rid of, PM me lol!)
Edit - just googled a bit and saw a bunch of pcfers talking about "re-felting" a table; what does this mean? How important is it for the perception of quality? Can/should I just get the vanilla Barrington and throw one of those Justin Carothers table tops on it once I can afford it (in around a month)?
Thanks
I think that Barrington Billiards 10 handed is my best bet. Is there a table that would maybe be cheaper that is as sturdy? I'm pretty neutral about the cupholders, they might see use or not. The Barrington is currently at a medium-price on Amazon. I'm probably gonna get a Barrington if no one really has a better rec. (If you have a used Barrington in decent shape that you're looking to get rid of, PM me lol!)
Edit - just googled a bit and saw a bunch of pcfers talking about "re-felting" a table; what does this mean? How important is it for the perception of quality? Can/should I just get the vanilla Barrington and throw one of those Justin Carothers table tops on it once I can afford it (in around a month)?
Thanks
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