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Post by Scott STB Mathews on Jul 13, 2010 20:02:19 GMT -5
Check out all the pictures of the new UAL Armwrestling Table @ www.stbcustoms.webs.com See it in Venice Beach, CA on July 24th, 2010. Attachments:
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Post by Pete & Tim on Jul 13, 2010 21:15:29 GMT -5
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Post by Mike Cocchi on Jul 13, 2010 23:23:37 GMT -5
Very Cool
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Post by Aaron Cordova on Jul 13, 2010 23:47:45 GMT -5
Very nice table. I have pulled on 1 they built and it is great. Great quality products. I will be getting my next table from you guys.
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Post by Mike Giannelli on Jul 14, 2010 15:07:59 GMT -5
ehh.. not for me. i prefer the pin lines over the pads and a table with full framed bottom so its sturdy. This table looks like it only bolts down on 2 sides?!??!
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Post by Scott STB Mathews on Jul 14, 2010 16:44:54 GMT -5
We have a pin line table coming out next that is like no other available. This table bolts down at all 4 corners and as far as sturdyness goes...I'll put this table up against any on the market.
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Post by Brandon Dye on Jul 14, 2010 21:35:27 GMT -5
its a good table scott! look forward to pulling on it at UAL!
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Post by Joe Canazzi on Jul 14, 2010 23:42:34 GMT -5
I think the screenprints on the pin pads look a little cheesy but if thats what they requested it looks good.
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Post by Andrew Fournier on Jul 15, 2010 23:37:06 GMT -5
We have a pin line table coming out next that is like no other available. This table bolts down at all 4 corners and as far as sturdyness goes...I'll put this table up against any on the market. Put it up against a Hirst table when it's done...Frank's are rock solid...and hold the title currently for best "Pin Line" table IMO. On a side note, I'm glad a couple different people are getting into the table biz so us armwrestlers have a variety of purchase options. |
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Post by kyledarby on Jul 16, 2010 1:04:51 GMT -5
I'm not quite sure why everyone feels the need to make tables a penis measuring contest. There are many talented men that make tables to meet your needs. I'm personally a fan of Scott, Ron, and Frank's work. Scott is an awesome guy. I assure you if you meet the man he will become your friend. He makes a solid product and takes pride in his work. For the West Coast you can't beat the price for a finished shipped product. Bill Collins and the UAL are supporting his efforts so that must say something. Keep up the good work Scott.
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Post by Rob Vigeant Jr. on Jul 16, 2010 1:05:12 GMT -5
Cmon guys......really ?? why are you all hating ? I have a BALLS table by Frank that I have yet to post pics of yet, but I am very proud and it is very original. But why knock another guys work.it looks nice and solid. To be honest I like pin pads..........makes you feel when you are driving into the pin. Just because there are favorites doesn't mean it isn't great craftsmanship........cut some slack. I mean sh!t!!....if we are gonna throw blows...I remember pulling at the ARNOLD.......like the PREMIERE event in NA. The table was as stable as a reformed crack house hooker in a room full of crack dealing nymphomaniac millionasires...........cmon !.......it was squeaking, twisting and rocking. Plus the pegs were screwed into formica................yup...........FORMICA. I was an ounce or sidepressure away from wrecking the whole event ant breaking the table in half........amazing it didn't happen. It was an honest embarassment to be on this huge stage, with this big teletron and thousands of spectators and be on such a novice, home built piece of sh!t..............sorry, its the truth. nice is nice, no need to hate....it looks top notch.......don't sweat what the say. PS...if I get busted..its cause your table sucks   |
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Post by Frank "The PREZ" Hirst on Jul 16, 2010 4:11:07 GMT -5
I really don't see anywhere in this thread where Scott got bashed for doing what he does.
He stated earlier in this thread he would put his table up against anyone's.
A couple people since gave their opinions . So what. Just keep building
Kyle I will say this I can ship to west coast cheap.
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Post by Rob Vigeant Jr. on Jul 16, 2010 8:23:27 GMT -5
actually he did get flack early on and pete's  ........for what ? |
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Post by Pete & Tim on Jul 16, 2010 8:41:51 GMT -5
It wasn't it was  Two different emoticons. One is more like oh brother and the other is like an "Eh". I choose the latter because I'm not a fan. Nothing more and nothing less. Just not a fan. I didn't get into a debate as to why I wasn't a fan. That would have gotten into the stuff that you're implying I started. Just not a fan. That's all. |
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Post by Bill Collins on Jul 16, 2010 9:30:48 GMT -5
Cmon guys......really ?? why are you all hating ? I have a BALLS table by Frank that I have yet to post pics of yet, but I am very proud and it is very original. But why knock another guys work.it looks nice and solid. To be honest I like pin pads..........makes you feel when you are driving into the pin. Just because there are favorites doesn't mean it isn't great craftsmanship........cut some slack. I mean sh!t!!....if we are gonna throw blows...I remember pulling at the ARNOLD.......like the PREMIERE event in NA. The table was as stable as a reformed crack house hooker in a room full of crack dealing nymphomaniac millionasires...........cmon !.......it was squeaking, twisting and rocking. Plus the pegs were screwed into formica................yup...........FORMICA. I was an ounce or sidepressure away from wrecking the whole event ant breaking the table in half........amazing it didn't happen. It was an honest embarassment to be on this huge stage, with this big teletron and thousands of spectators and be on such a novice, home built piece of sh!t..............sorry, its the truth. nice is nice, no need to hate....it looks top notch.......don't sweat what the say. PS...if I get busted..its cause your table sucks HA....Nothing like being straight up with out sugar coating it.... Personal opinion>>>there is not a better built table than Igor's (Poland) <just happen to have a few of them> his pads are hard as a rock but a nice we'll built engineered table... Scott's table mirror Igor's table but different in a few way, a little lighter, less machining on the stand, different type grommets, but very comfortable.... Frank's table are custom, come up with a theme and it's your table top...Not big on the legs going into the risers (top and bottom of the stand), personally if the legs slipped over the risers (set screws in the legs will stop any wiggling), now I'm liking every aspect of his tables... Scott was generous enough to donate a table for the Venice Beach event, so a lucky person will take the table home after the event... The logo's are heat pressed on the pads, it was an experiment that will keep getting better....UAL & NAP is proud to endorse STB customs. Thank you Scott for the table... |
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