bbb said:

i clicked on bob's screen name and could not find solutions
i clicked on mine and dont see it either
where is the solution heading?

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On the top of a computer screen, there are drop-down menus of Home, Forums, Media, Feedback, Sportsbook, Members, Marketplace.
Click on Members. Find Most Solutions on the left. Click on it.

jeephawk said:

I have zero

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Island Drive said:

Do I have one?

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In the Most Solutions list, ten AZers have one solution and Bob has two:

I might have bit if there were a 50% discount for subscribers, but $30 is too much for me.

Description below of O'Min 19" carbon-fiber tube inside 29" maple wood shaft. Seyberts and Ozone Billiards sell O'Min cues with CF/Maple combination shafts but don't describe them. This figure is from a German website and is of O'Min model F2. Note part of shaft is a vacuum and no mention of anything inside that --- part of the shaft is hollow and airless.

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I clicked on the Solutions button for you, Wolverine (and this says a lot for an MSU graduate) but nothing yet to show that result on the AZ Solutions page (is moderator and Solutions leader, Bob Jewett, blocking it?)

Bob is right---the answer IS 42 but AZ won't let me give two AZers the Solutions achievement. That achievement is up to me and it can only go to one AZer, The Wolverine.

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i clicked on bob's screen name and could not find solutions
i clicked on mine and dont see it either
where is the solution heading?

Dean_H said:

500 usd for a magic wand?

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To clarify my last post, I think Mr. Dieckman sold his gas cues for 500 usd each.

makes no sense to me
the guy with the highest win % has the lowest calculated ghost fargo?

straightline said:

Had trouble finding specific matches on Sharkstream. Is US Al's channel public? I remember his pals were always funny. You could always see enough of the feature match didn't need much expert commentary anyway. There's a US Al stickie up there with zero responses. Hope he got funding.

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On the Digital Pool site, if you are a member there, go to Tournaments, and then search for Turning Stone.
All 254 matches are listed there, and you can watch whichever one you want. I know they were having bandwidth issues, and some of the streams were a little glitchy, but they're there, and you can see them.
Completely free, which is pretty amazing considering what goes into collecting and saving those matches.

I have 4 old Dufferin 1pc house cues and an old snooker cue for guests. I told them the rules that no food while playing and drinks go on the coasters on the little side tables. Oh! Don't lean the cues against the walls or chalk over the table.

It’s Cuesday! Here are the links for Parts 3 and 4 of our interview with Pat Fleming:

Part 3: https://www.legendsofthecue.com/pat...booth-and-the-moments-that-made-pool-history/

Part 4: https://www.legendsofthecue.com/pat-fleming-part-4-forever-is-a-long-time/

DeeDeeCues said:

A loose fit on the pin isn't a problem. Many will try to convince you it is, but a cue doesn't need to be tight on the pin, it just needs to be tight on the joint face.

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Thank you

Sheldon said:

There's no real standard. It really depends on who made the pins and what their tolerances are.

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Thank you

Burns said:

Bump. looking for wrapless Sugartree preferably, but interested in all.

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One of my buddy has this. If you’re interested , I’ll ask for you.

I’ve got a 60” rounceville blank finished by Eric…. Double Chicago splice with ebony and amboyna burl

There is a nice one in the for sale section probably a page or two back.