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The Real Cost
Here is what you can expect to spend for building a 41/2' x 9' pool table with our pool table plans. Surprisingly, your cost will only be a few hundred dollars less for the smaller tables. A detailed Materials List in provided in the front of your book which specifies exactly what you need to buy. It is also helpful to know your slate is about 1/3 the cost of your table. Taxes and other surcharges are NOT included.
We show you how to make your sub rails which will save you about $80. This alone covers the cost of your book!
Receive a 25% discount on our matching Pool Room Furniture plans when you purchase either Pool Table Plans book when you place your order by phone or mail in order form. See our Included One-on-One Customer Support and Extended Customer Support.

* Plain Slate Talk: New slate will cost you at least $550 crated, insured & freighted (not UPS!) and possibly more. We've seen claims for as little as $250 for tournament sized slate. This is not only unrealistic -- It's impossible! Slate is imported to the US in bulk (10 packs) and is fragile. It must be re-crated (add $100) and insured (add $50) for freight delivery (add $150). Some freight companies will not deliver to residential areas and require pick up at the terminal.
Your best solution is to find slate in the $300 range within a few hundred miles. Arrange to pick it up subject to your inspection and acceptance. Similarly look for used tables in the $300 - $600 range you can remove for someone. You may be able to salvage some of the parts. Take a strong friend or two and appropriate cushioning for your trip home. Local pool table businesses may sell and deliver slate to your home. If you are willing to drive a few hundred miles, you can save a few hundred dollars.
The plan books provide more guidance and what to look for when shopping for used slate/tables.
Mary Southall & Brian Swift.
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