Solo play with Prince Fusion Table
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bill carey Asked 9 years ago
I recently purchased a pp table and when i fold it into solo play mode.(one side folded up) there is a 7.5" gap between the net and the vertical table. i was wondering how others have solved this problem... during practice a shot that would be good in a game (fast and 3-4" above net) cannot bounce back to my side of table and falls into crack. I would assume that this is a common problem with this type of table. my table is a prince fusion. great table except for this problem.
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Bill,
I don't have a solution for this one but hopefully others that have used that table will be able to help out.
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