How Celebrity-Favorite Pool Tables Are Made, Starting At $20,000 | The Making Of

[@createchallenge1310]

The way he talks feels like you are a customer

[@0xstk]

Its like when you walk into the apple store

[@thlee3]

I hate his over the top awkward wide eyed expression. And no im not jealous.

[@Chuckchuckfloss]

Create Challenge a

[@Narrowcros]

Well thats what you are...

[@FreshAirRules]

@@thlee3 Its just his natural way of talking. Or he may be a little nervous being interviewed. I would be too.

[@samuelkakalejcik8493]

am i the only one who is concerned about the guys eyes? like how much coke did you hit before filming

[@tedlovejesus]

Samuel Kakalejcik it’s called passion, it drives people to put extra efforts to do things, which might look mad in eyes of ordinary people

[@walidkhan616]

@@tedlovejesus he's definitely a Coke head 😂😂 stop pretending

[@tedlovejesus]

Mohsin Abbas yeah you are definitely a jerk too

[@walidkhan616]

@@tedlovejesus I definitely am

[@yoursidebaeofficial8653]

@@tedlovejesus Chill, it's just a joke oml.

[@jonlamberti9961]

So whats your business plan when Pedro Retires?

[@DumpeNordlie]

Oof

[@uriels4097]

3d model, CNC,... you know modern stuff

[@wislyjean9742]

I was thinking the same!

[@mac9413]

😂

[@risheesharma]

Looking at how he describes a magnet attracting lead, not a bright one.

[@shona5512]

Oh yeah, I always wondered where all those Kings and Queens in London get their tables. Every time I see one of the many Kings and Queens of London playing pool I just ask myself what it would take to get a table like that.

[@meltingpoint97]

😂😂😂

[@gregs4400]

No Way!!! I just left from a work trip in NY and downloaded a bunch of random videos to watch on the plane ride home. My hotel was around the corner and i saw this place in Google maps a few days ago. Wanted to check it out before leaving - so trippy that i was literally just walking around the showroom several hours ago! 😀

[@arvin6606]

When you have a very flat pool table, but you realise that your house floor isnt flat as you think...

[@javan2814]

Just Name lol... blyaaattttttt

[@kjam87gxp]

Shims bro shims

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

Price includes delivery and setup, and it's leveled during setup.

[@FreshAirRules]

@@RobertLeBlancPhoto Until your house foundation has other plans! Pool tables should have micro levelling adjustments in 3 of the legs.

[@Cocytus]

@@FreshAirRules Why not all 4 legs?

[@firstname8656]

Lead isnt magnetic. So try again bud

[@StevenVacher]

Yep, i came here to say that 😂🤣😂

[@connorhill3796]

This guy is a shmuck, the cue ball is slightly smaller than the other balls, so when they pass the TRACK (not the subway system) the cue ball drops through

[@ShawnLH88]

he misspoke...they likely use another metal and a powerful magnet

[@Luke-yx5ve]

@@connorhill3796 some of them do have a proper magnet instead of being slightly smaller, mainly English ones use the smaller way of doing it

[@brianschumaker5912]

United billiards tables, as well as several others, use an oversize cue ball, including some of the older Valley tables. Most went to steel core cue ball so the cue ball would be the same 2 1/4" as the object balls.

[@black168382]

He’s enjoying his dads business ❄️ ❄️

[@T512X]

There's something truly satisfying about walking around a table at the end of a game and gathering the pool balls.

[@muazqamar]

We should play together then. I hate doing that

[@FreshAirRules]

Absolutely. You'll never see a quality 6x12 table where the balls are collected at one end. That's a stubby little 4x8 or 4.5x9 bar table for blind people to play on. Its also noisy every time you sink a ball. If you can't be bothered to pick up the balls out of a few holes you have no business playing.

[@jszorc3488]

@@FreshAirRulesDon’t be a hater Minnesota FATS. Some people like ball return pool tables just like some like drop pockets. Get over yourself!

[@cianan7590]

"Felt is cut to the perfect measurement." *Tearing the felt 3:02

[@officialhuskyharris]

Lmfao

[@CatwithaMAC]

Cause it’s high quality and tears perfectly straight with just a small cut to start

[@zinho9169]

4:05 They go to Kings and Queens in London??? Interesting.

[@StefanBeleaua01]

U seem british enough to get irritated over that line so its fine

[@zinho9169]

@@StefanBeleaua01 I'm American. Not offended just thought it was funny.

[@rainysunday6186]

Give him a break; he’s from Jersey

[@billiards0518]

They're referring to coin-operated pool tables that separate the cue ball from the numbered balls. By the way, there are actually 3 different ways to separate the cue ball. 1) Magnetic. There is a magnetic strip on the side of the gully (not "subway"). The ball has a ferrous exterior. As it passes next to the magnetic strip, the ball is pulled into another track. 2) Over-sized cue ball. All of the balls pass through a metal box. There is a spring mounted on the underneath side of the top of that box that diverts the over-sized ball to another track. All of the rest of the balls pass straight through. 3) Weighted cue ball. In this system, all of the balls pass over a scale that is calibrated to remain in the up position for the smaller numbered balls. When the heavier cue ball passes over the scale, the scale lowers and the cue ball is diverted to another track. **BONUS FACT** An over-sized cue ball will work in a table that is designed for a weighted ball; since, the over-sized ball weighs more than the rest of the balls. It will also work in a magnetic type table. As the cue ball gets to the area where the magnetic strip is, the slightly larger diameter of the ball causes it to roll into the cue ball return gully. Magnetic cue balls, however, will only work in magnetic-type tables and weighted cue balls will only work in a scale-type table.

[@FreshAirRules]

OK Mr Encyclopedia. :) Well done.

[@nickp4793]

They have all been surpassed a mile by the optical system Diamond uses. It allows the CB to be matched to the OB's.

[@FreshAirRules]

Pool table to dining table is brilliant. Especially for a 6x12 which almost nobody seems to have space for.

[@Zendoori]

A molding convertible would be even more so. Wonder why no one has dared yet.

[@deathlarsen7502]

Quality American-made great story family business

[@billiards0518]

It isn't a family business any more. Ronnie Blatt sold out years ago.

[@lochnessamonster1912]

And aptly over-priced.

[@kjam87gxp]

who's gonna take the wood carvers spot? Better think ahead

[@lukejames6208]

Kevin James booooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmeeeerrrrr

[@tempestrage257]

a cnc router, surprised they arent using them already...........

[@kporter85db]

That guy could drop over dead any day. I bet you a dollar they're already using a CNC router, getting it figured out early.

[@michaelmyers2091]

That guy probably gets paid a little over min wage doing what he does sadly. I’ve seen it a million times. Guy’s been in the business for decades making them money and gets paid shit, but he’s probably okay with it

[@kjam87gxp]

@@michaelmyers2091 because they make him feel good. Like wow this employee has been here 10 years everyone applause but yet it's hard to find even a cost of living wage.

[@isabelkree2126]

I mean a glass pool table seems pretty dope

[@thejrodshow7679]

Screw that lmao I'll take a diamond table anyday of the week that is perfection

[@notpoland3756]

Masse that and break the table

[@dr.hazeblaze9216]

Quartz pool table

[@FreshAirRules]

They use felt because it works well. Glass would have little resistance.

[@chosenproductions777]

Diamond 💎 Brunswick 🔥

[@davidguo1866]

kings and queens in london... lol

[@DoctorSkillz]

I'm a scientist working for a king that lives in London. It's more common than you think.

[@CameronGoodchild]

Dr. Skillz wow Doctor Skillz

[@takeru51]

The queen's to old to play pool

[@DoctorSkillz]

@Ricki G No, Chef Skillz was my dad.

[@Ms123kill]

Actually there are alot of Royalties from Arabia and etc Living in UK.

[@Eviloops]

There’s a Kurt Cobain Funko Pop on top of a red coffee ground @ 3:10

[@zanethind]

That pool table at 0:05 is amazing

[@jmcgary3475]

I wish I could afford one of these it looks so cool

[@vizok4278]

If you know how to play it then that's cool

[@solomale2156]

@@vizok4278 i'm great at pool. I would like my own pool table.

[@FreshAirRules]

@@solomale2156 I was surprised at how many videos show how to make your own pool table. Not sure how you acquire slate cheaply though.

[@tilidie5272]

i used to make them for the pros, we used to go to their house and build it. the only thing i took away from the experience was they had heated floors everywhere it was beauty haha

[@andyhello23]

What an amazing business these people have, real artisans

[@tobecontinued.]

Thats beautiful, great work you guys.

[@crispypace5653]

How is the cue ball attracted to the magnet when lead is not magnetic?

[@erickcartman8758]

crispy Pace He misspoke. It’s a layer of iron, the metal composition can vary slightly by manufacturer.

[@billiards0518]

Also, they're referring to coin-operated pool tables. By the way, there are actually 3 different ways to separate the cue ball. 1) Magnetic. There is a magnetic strip on the side of the gully (not "subway"). The ball has a ferrous exterior. As it passes next to the magnetic strip, the ball is pulled into another track. 2) Over-sized cue ball. All of the balls pass through a metal box. There is a spring mounted on the underneath side of the top of that box that diverts the over-sized ball to another track. All of the rest of the balls pass straight through. 3) Weighted cue ball. In this system, all of the balls pass over a scale that is calibrated to remain in the up position. When the heavier cue ball passes over the scale, the scale lowers and the cue ball is diverted to another track. ***BONUS FACT*** An over-sized cue ball will work in a table that is designed for a weighted ball; since, the over-sized ball weighs more than the rest of the balls. It will also work in a magnetic type table. As the cue ball gets to the area where the magnetic strip is, the slightly larger diameter of the ball causes it to roll into the cue ball return gully. Magnetic cue balls, however, will only work in magnetic-type tables and weighted cue balls will only work in a scale-type table.

[@DoctorSkillz]

That's the secret of these pool tables: they answer the questo question, "magnets, how do they work?"

[@ml.2770]

Magnetic lead.

[@solomale2156]

It's a thing

[@juliengroulx3096]

No, he's right, you can't possibly make magnets out of lead

[@alimango29]

Shout Out to OG Pedro.

[@dl5113]

I would kill to obtain Pedro’s services for two years so hard to find a advanced skilled carpenter that can carve deep free hand carved pieces

[@humility-righteous-giving]

My question,,how often do they play pool

[@morescodesup2087]

critical thinking I can just see them playing smash bros instead of there 10k table

[@garyt3hsna1l82]

"In our family we don't take summers and winter break, we have lets come to work and learn how to make pool tables and manufacture". Said with the wide eyed prideful conviction of a corporate cult leader. this guy has "owners kid" written all over him, kind of guy that swept a floor once when he was 6 and became the shop manager at 13 and tells everyone he's a self made titan of industry now, I've met enough scions in my career to read this fellow like a book. Any business that has to double speak equal parts "tradition and innovation" has no long term plan they're riding the fence for as long as the Illuminati pool table crowed will hold their bubbled ass up, then they will hit up the government for a "heritage" bailout, then sell their brand to a Chinese company in a few years and outsource all production and take the golden parachute out. Goddamn its good to be born a 3rd gen business owner.

[@saidgaliev]

says a looser that blames the whole world but himself for failing miserably. being born into a successful family is definitely an easier start, but it takes talent and determination to keep the legacy alive. There are numerous examples of kids who fail at business and never make it professionally.

[@garyt3hsna1l82]

@@saidgaliev Swing and a miss! Some of us are out here doing it for real; creating value, without exploiting the surplus labor of others or rent seeking. your move comrade.

[@FreshAirRules]

Your words have a comical bite to be sure but you're being a little harsh. I do believe they are trying to keep alive a tradition of craftsmanship that is rare these days. I just wish they would focus more on the table and playing than the furniture but I suppose the money is in how stately they can make it look. So few people that have pool tables at home can actually play.

[@saidgaliev]

@@garyt3hsna1l82 the value you’re producing is exactly as much you get from your boss. “Surplus value” and such bullshit is just a way to dupe naive working class into becoming literal slaves. Every single country where this marxism hoax has been tried led to this: working class living in shitty conditions and having no freedom to express their concerns and a tiny minority of the elite that has access to all fruits of worker’s labour. I’m from Russia, living in Russia at the moment and I know what I’m talking about. My grandfather being a geologist had to save for a couple of months to buy sneakers for his son. No more.

[@garyt3hsna1l82]

@@saidgaliev tell it to Ukraine comrade!

[@Glorious_Kim_Jong_Un]

Why is it SOOOO important that celebrities buy these? Also, "Kings and Queens in London" what Kings and Queens is he referring to? Drag queens?

[@MidnightBloomDev]

I hope you know there are actual Queens and Kings in England

[@thlee3]

Weak marketing.

[@DanDan-ov2bk]

@Hadaraf. the king of the Netherlands has a home in London so yes kings and queens

[@harrison6082]

That's a cool family business. Could you imagine inheriting that?

[@FinlayDaG33k]

well... tbf... just because some celebrities likes the tables, doesn't mean they are good... I don't doubt that they are good but celebrities tend to like stuff that gives them a status (like Beats headphones) way more often than they like something that's actually functional (like Audiotechnica Headphones). I'd rather ask someone like Florian Kohler, Shane van Boening or Jayson Shaw what they think about the table as they actually know what makes a table a good table...

[@FreshAirRules]

Exactly!

[@HomeLeisureDirect]

Some stunning tables for sure. 🤩

[@Beastmode1234567able]

Joe Rogan wants to know your location

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

NY

[@leobuckey]

Ahh, good old NJ. Everything can be done with a nod and a wink @2:55

[@barabolak]

*Lead is not magnetic.*

[@solomale2156]

Yes it is

[@chrisk8208]

@@solomale2156 No it isn't. However, as lead moves past a strong magnet (same with copper etc) it generates a magnetic field. Stop the lead or magnet moving and no magnetic attraction.

[@solomale2156]

@@chrisk8208 it is slightly magnetic. Is what i meant.

[@ryankoehler3170]

Yeah, most pros are playing on diamonds that cost like 4K.

[@andreas.9175]

I was wondering how the tables play and what the pros use. They didn't mention anything about how their tables play.

[@syedsyed9272]

And then there is me who doesn't have enough money in 8ball pool

[@luxuryviplifestyle9494]

OMG, Trillions like and best comment for you because you are best on Earth and follower respect you, we need videos in Real 120fps or 240fps 8K resolution clarity quality and Sound in FullHD Surrounded 3D

[@FluffThekitty90]

This is awesome if I had the money I would buy one.

[@markjordan7800]

same do they ship to the UK though haha

[@Aspirahful]

Just buy a Diamond table. Amazing looking table and a fraction of the price..

[@connorhill3796]

Aspirahful or a gold crown

[@lapincheriatota]

for real.. this guys are straight-up getting scammed

[@williamtravis7180]

Master piece

[@ThompterSHunson]

Wonderful people, wonderful billiards. I'm wishing them the best for the future.

[@encrypt3dbr0k3r]

Will Blatt accept Bitcoin? I may pick one of these up soon. They seem to be a good business as they have been around nearly 100 years now almost!

[@GStefanes_]

Man those pockets are gigantic

[@DrAdnan]

I didn’t know it was so complicated

[@samsaasen4922]

Pedro got mad arthritis

[@joshuasmith9928]

Pool tables such as these😍 belong in the main living room(or entrance of the home).

[@floppybear]

Nice... but I will stick to either a Brunswick Gold Crown or a Diamond table.

[@Eviloops]

I’m pretty sure if the pool tables could talk most of them have witnessed murder

[@tomazevic007]

4:08 Kings and queens in London, lol how many kings and Queens are there in london...

[@StevenVacher]

I was in London today, loads of kings and queens there 😂🤣😂

[@andyhello23]

In europe the cue ball is different size to main balls, and thats how the pub pool tables know between cue ball, and other balls Interesting in this companies tables, they have a magnet in the cue ball

[@jamesclarit1619]

If theres lead in the cue ball wouldn’t it have a weight difference? Or at least an inconsistent strike spots compared to other balls?

[@MJH211]

Custom tables are pretty but gimme a 9ft Diamond w pro cut pockets any day.

[@elibrown7882]

Or you could go to Walmart and get one for 100$

[@thejrodshow7679]

😭😭😭😭 straight trash never buy anything without slate and off brand.

[@TheDude-yw4kn]

I asked Blatts for a crack pool table. They were able to make one but unfortunately when your roommate is Tyrone Biggums, the whole pool table was smoked the next day

[@IL4NR]

the rolls royce of the pool table world

[@StonedSpagooter]

Roe Jogan owned this table

[@BaljitSingh-ro1ll]

He is right, Lead is diamegnatic

[@AngelousSpike]

just one problem, lead isnt magnetic unless you have a very strong magnet.

[@_MikeCarroll]

Aye Jersey let's gooo

[@peteryeung111]

They didn't mention O'Sullivan owning one of these table.

[@mitchtheronin1469]

peter yeung why should they?

[@Skeleton647]

I don't think they make snooker tables

[@dannypope1860]

They pay all that money for a thin VENEER?? Every table should be solid wood inside and out…

[@sectrreptile8703]

I'm jealous 👌

[@pablojimenez687]

nothings beats a rasson or a diamond table and for much less money than that

[@bradyrinard5550]

Paul Blatt:pool cop

[@josephfarthing2087]

Lead isn't magnetic though....

[@oliverharris6116]

joseph farthing it is very slightly

[@chrisk8208]

Oliver is correct. Whilst not "magnetic" as such, it does interact slightly with strong magnets. Still, makes you wonder why they don't just put an steel slug in the cue ball. Link to University of Maryland article on Pb interaction with magnets. terpconnect.umd.edu/~wbreslyn/magnets/is-lead-magnetic.html

[@thlee3]

Chris K to prevent cheating. Ghost scratches

[@td2926]

The only thing I’ll be spending on if I were a celebrity is jewellery.

[@KCJbomberFTW]

Safiye Sultan ...why?

[@td2926]

KCJbomberFTW Because I’m obsessed with jewellery and it’s a fabulous investment.

[@arvin6606]

Jewels are considered cheap right now compare to the price in the future And its also good to invest your money to precious metal like gold and silver

[@KCJbomberFTW]

Just Name Jewelry unless by a dead artist depreciates and the price of Silver has been dropping year over year

[@td2926]

KCJbomberFTW Eww I don’t like silver, gold is more appealing though.

[@lochnessamonster1912]

Rick James on your pool table.

[@ChrisInvests]

These are insane! If my KZbin channel is successful hopefully I'll be able to afford one of these someday 😂😂

[@alejandrogarcia43]

Youb just hit 500!!!!!!!! Subs

[@ChrisInvests]

duolingo bird yes 😃🙏

[@heythere9707]

Chris Invests shameless self promotion

[@noahphipps5671]

Lead isnt magnetic tho

[@mattedwards4533]

Did I hear him correctly? Didn't he say that the cue ball had a lead center and the table subway track had a magnet that directed the cue ball to a different track? If I heard him correctly lead is not affected by a magnet and would exit with the other balls?

[@thomaswilliamson625]

matt edwards, incorrect. Lead is very slightly magnetic. And if you have a strong enough magnet it would work.

[@mattedwards4533]

@@thomaswilliamson625,Leads magnetic attraction to a magnetized source is so minute that it would be useless to use it to direct a cue ball. Although with a very strong magnetic force and you look real close you may see some movement?I agree with you that there is a slight attraction to a magnetic force!

[@Ichigo1817]

Must be nice being able to afford a pool table like these :(

[@ericwilliams538]

Build one yourself!! Convert an older table into one you like!!!???? There are countless ways to have an amazing billiards table.

[@Ichigo1817]

@@ericwilliams538 I have one now lol. Short video of it on my channel 😊

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

Dude drank a whole pot of coffee before that interview. 😳

[@iSaigeable]

Rob L. Nah just some lines of coke

[@BratvaTV]

I always thought the cueball was separated because it was slightly a different size than the other balls.

[@six3sixkawi917]

What the guy said doesn't make sense because lead isn't magnetic

[@foodjam9193]

Get me on one of those and I'm trouble

[@BenjiHansell]

a lead ball eh? 2:10

[@dormamo6917]

how come professional pool players had never had orders with them?

[@goodmorning20986]

Coz they need good tables; they don't care how it is made

[@nickcloutier6436]

Because there are better tables than these believe it or not and they are also not this expensive

[@Pokemonzeldabro]

Bet they can’t beat me in iMessage Pool

[@WCGwkf]

The que ball has a lead core... that is magnetic... ok....

[@tempestrage257]

if justin bieber has one of these tables im definitely not getting one 😂

[@martinh995]

not like you could afford one anyway

[@tempestrage257]

@@martinh995 that's a very naive statement to make

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

Just buy a Diamond table. Best in the world and not $20K.

[@the.abhiram.r]

can you get a lease on the table?

[@mingxuankoh9918]

Please do a pool cue episode:)

[@thejrodshow7679]

Look up Bob Dzuricky he is a fantastic cue maker and shows his work on here also how to build cues awsome stuff to check out!!

[@mingxuankoh9918]

Vilare Tolaquinta thanks I will go and check his channel out

[@MrImShadow]

2am video type

[@ericlotze7724]

They seem high quality, and i bet the Custom Design Process + *Hand Carving* take up a lot of (highly specialized/skilled) work (and thus Labor Time), and Hardwood isn’t cheap etc, but *These tables seem damn overpriced* I have a nasty feeling they are cashing in on that Rich / Snob / Hipster Money lol. Granted hate the game not the player i guess, and good for them!

[@linoragz4714]

I live in the town they build them in and I didn’t even know they were in my town

[@josefranciscochavez5787]

Ohhhhh dear minute 3:00. That's the face of a crazy man

[@jackliddy4540]

So If i wanted a snooker table I'd have to shop else where

[@TheLoobis]

Well, if these guys are making money then good for them.

[@BsGaming732]

Is this like a knockoff How it’s made?

[@repairdrive]

The way Swift was laying all over that table and messing it up I'm so sure she's a pool fan.

[@FreshAirRules]

Yeah I loved that. Such a discerning customer. She probably lets her drunk friends stay the night on the table with a blanky.

[@cruz936]

I'd rather buy a Brunswick gold crown for around$1k or less they last forever

[@thejrodshow7679]

You know what's up 👍👍👍

[@landerTuytelaarsLT]

Metric system please

[@thejrodshow7679]

Best two tables for tournament style play today are Gold Crown and Diamond simple as that.

[@D.S.44]

I hope when I’m rich I don’t make stupid purchases like this

[@Rapha_YadaFarms]

donaven suarez this is actually a decent purchase

[@josephkim7368]

I would buy one as an heirloom and play a lot of pool

[@lospitufos8890]

I love in avenel are you guys hiring?

[@jimmyneutron1119]

4:11 “she said the n-word”

[@mctoba2330]

You must be white

[@LowBudgetJustinY]

Jimmy Neutron more like 4:12

[@gavinservey1501]

He does no that lead isn't magnetic right 😂😂

[@gasser5001]

Cocaine is magnetic though, right? IF HIS NOSE IS THE MAGNET!