Abstract: A pair of billiard ball racks are attached to the end rail of a billiard table. Each rack is attached on either side of a center line relative to the end rail or side rail of the billiard table. The racks may be positioned on either side of a receiving box that collects billiard balls. The racks are composed of support arms and a panel. The support arms connect to one of the end rails of the billiard table and forms an angle with the panel that is at least a 90-degree angle, but still narrow enough to prevent the billiard balls from falling. The panel is constructed using a frame that has two longer sides and two shorter sides that forms a rectangle. Cross pieces connect the longer sides to form opening slots. The opening slots are sizeable enough to hold multiple billiard balls per slot, but narrow enough to prevent the balls from falling through the slots.

Abstract: A slate leveling assembly includes a slate positioned on a base frame. The slate includes a number of openings for receiving a slate connector that comprises a barrel nut and a connector screw. A slate leveling screw is insertable through corresponding openings defined through the base frame to and connected to a respective slate connector defined through the slate. A slate leveling plate may be positioned around at least a portion of the slate leveling screw to allow the slate to be raised when the slate leveling screw is loosened. The slate may be lowered by removing the slate leveling plate and tightening the slate leveling screw.