🎱 Iszy Billiards # 8 Ball Regulation Size 2 1/4" Pool Table Billiard: Quality and Authenticity Review

I only bought these 8 balls to mount on a cue storage rack I made from 90 year old oak stair treads. It came out great. Can't tell how the ball has played since I bolted it to the cue stand but it's perfect for what I need.

The ball arrived in a large shipping box just rolling around in it, nothing protected except a flimsy plastic bag, wish they had just mailed it in a lined postal envelope! BUT there was absolutely nothing wrong with it, no scratches so overall it worked out fine.

My friend just bought a lawn mower and is an avid pool player. He wanted an eight on the end of the switch. This will work great. But I also play billiards regularly and if you have a table and need a spare ball, this is the place to be. Fantastic price.

Delivered without a hitch, just what I needed. We engrave eight balloons as a gift for my work. It worked. Same quality as the other eight balls we ordered from Amazon. It's a bit expensive. The cheaper ones we ordered are currently out of stock. No defects and arrived undamaged.

I bought this item to use as a replacement handle for my walking stick when the original 'derby' handle broke. It took me almost 20 minutes to drill a hole deep enough to fit a stick! (I used the Speed Bit. (Speed Bit, my ass!) I got the idea from the shift knob on my Jeep. I got LOTS of compliments on my custom stick! I guess a conventional drill bit would be better.

Less than half the retail price of shift knobs, this thing worked perfectly if you followed these steps: STEPS: 1. Remove the old shift knob, feel the threads and size of the shifter. (that's what she said).2. Take some cloth and clamp the ball in the workbench vise, it will CRACK if you don't use a cloth to protect it from the vise's hard teeth.2. Center hit exactly in the middle of "8". Not too hard, just press and the glass will crack.3. Have someone hold a vacuum hose near where you're…

I was looking for something useful to help my Miniature Schnauzer spend more time eating. It was not easy! I didn't really know that letting him gobble his dinner in under 1 minute was "bad" for a dog's health, but apparently it can cause gas, bloating, etc. Although she's never had these problems (I know that from !), I know that she certainly doesn't need to have her breakfast and dinner ready in 45 seconds. After trying many things, Slow Food Ball came up in my search except it didn't get…