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Turn-Key retail billiards shop in Orange County CA. Over 1500 square feet with Freeway visibility, low rent, great signage. Over $25k in inventory, all displays, Floor to ceiling slat wall display, back office/work space. We have more walk in cue repair business than all other billiard shops in...

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I have 2 sets of each (Numberless 9-Ball) and 15 ball sets of Raschig balls. I am only willing to part with 1 set of each and I will keep a set of each. I have 1 set of each which I have used for a total of about 10-15 hours and are in mint condition (without original boxes) and I have 1 set of...

Put it on your break cue then you won't leave it, or if you use a cue holder lean the bridge there with your other cues :) I put my car key in the pocket of my case that I keep everything in so then when I leave the bar it helps me remember to put everything back in my case before I get my key...

Damn, I thought we'd have a least 1 comment by now??? Not even someone wanting to flame me about another multi-function tool?? HAHA How about someone's .02 cents? WOW...pool players without an opinion on something new? Has hell frozen over? Did the world come to an end and nobody told me? I...

I have a lot of ideas for new tools. I will try to drill some holes in a tool to see if it prevents clogging or maybe some slots... I usually use a wire brush to remove the leather build up but I know nobody wants to carry a wire brush in their bag. You should not have to shape your tip too...

NEW PRODUCT! The only one of it’s kind… This is the Patented B.A.T. Shaper. B.A.T. stands for: Bridge – Aerator – Tapper. Injection molded from durable lightweight ABS this is truly the last tool you’ll ever need. It is a bridge head the easily slips onto almost any cue and incorporates a nickel...

When it comes to tip tools there seems to be a 50/50 split on this forum between sandpaper and permanent grit. Sandpaper shapes better and clogs less (IMHO) that is why every cue maker and repair guy uses sandpaper to shape tips on a lathe.... but you do have to replace it from time to time...

There must be something magical about that joint. I do most of the cue repair for the 3 cushion players in my area and they all love Schuler cues. I have never seen one fail. He also used a unique weight system that had washers and rubber "O" rings that as you tighten the screw holding...

PENDING SALE...I will repost if it doesn't go through...THANKS for all of the action on these!!

Pending Sale... I'll repost if it doesn't go through...THANKS for all of the action on these.

The first time I ever heard of these tips was from John Robinson over 20 years ago...I dont know who gets credit for "inventing" them but I'm glad they did! I play with a Robinson cue and when I first got it it played great...then the tip wore out...I tried every tip I had in the shop and...

I will entertain all reasonable offers :)

Milk Duds I have been pressing Elkmasters for years and they are the only tip I use...however the reports of inconsistencies are due to the poor quality of most Elkmaster tips right out of the box. The last box I got only had 8 good tips out of 50! The spongy "marshmellow" tips that come apart...

Tip Tool Question When it comes to tip tools there seems to be a 50/50 split on this forum between sandpaper and permanent grit. Sandpaper shapes better and clogs less (IMHO) that is why every cue maker and repair guy uses sandpaper to shape tips on a lathe.... but you do have to replace it...

Raschig Balls I have 2 sets of each (Numberless 9-Ball) and 15 ball sets of Raschig balls. I am only willing to part with 1 set of each and I will keep a set of each. I have 1 set of each which I have used for a total of about 10-15 hours and are in mint condition (without original boxes) and I...

The hard parts about developing a 5 in 1 tool that you describe is #1 keeping the cost down and #2 it is hard to make a trimmer that the average do-it-yourselfer can use without causing damage to their ferrule. Once the tip is trimmed with a blade you still will need to sand it with several...