iusedtoberich said:

Maybe they got sick of no food? hahaha.

I haven't been since 2017. Is the food situation better now?

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It's about the same as 2018-2019. But they added a White Castle vending machine in the vendor hallway lmao.

For the last couple days only one spot in the food court, "The Grill", has been open due to the snow. It's seriously rough.

They dropped a video on their Instagram showing the manufacturing of the shaft. I have no doubt they made this themselves.

as with lots of other products, the spelling might could have been BreakMaster

Arrowslinger148 said:

I have decided to just have my table mechanic that has done numerous gold crown restoration for over 20 years put new cushions on my gold crown 2 . I was just trying keep this as original as possible because it has sit in the same home since day it was purchased 50 years ago and only recovered twice . Maybe this is way monarch cushions play . Not sure but I fully trust Jim to do the work . Thanks for all the replies though

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I would ask him what he is planning to do with regard to the cushion replacement. If you don't like the answer, you couldl always ship the rails to a mechanic familiar with the process. Where are you located?

Good Morning humor ha ha

How about any body putting a thrust washer on top of the qc toolpost to stop movement. I went cheap way out and bought Amazon ( qc toopost and 8 holders maybe 50 bucks)

Here you go, Mike. Bobcad V24 Preferences - Settings Part vs. Settings Default
I timestamped your request, but don't sleep on the rest of the video; you can learn some great features that very few cuemakers even know are possible in ≈5 minutes.
Hiding unused toolbars, custom toolbars and keyboard shortcuts make it easier to navigate Bobcad and save tons of time. With less screen clutter, the program is more enjoyable to use.
For example, I hid all of the 3D design toolbars/buttons that we don't use for inlays.
You can even build Custom Toolbars with the tools you actually use. I did this for most of my toolbars; I'm not sure any are "stock."
Keyboard shortcuts save so much time for repetitive actions (in any program). No time spent hunting for a button; just enter the key(s). Whenever possible, I pick a shortcut that makes sense to me, and try to set up similar keyboard shortcuts across programs.

iusedtoberich said:

His ad says "unlike hollow or overly thin designs....". That means to me it will squirt much more than a Revo, or even a 314.

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Pristine™ carbon fiber pool cue shafts are built for players who demand more than low deflection alone. Boutique built in Canada, this limited production carbon fiber shaft is engineered to deliver the connected, authentic feel players expect from tight-grain maple—without sacrificing the consistency and stability of modern materials.

Unlike hollow or overly thin designs, Pristine™ controls deflection through balanced mass distribution and vibration management, creating a quieter, more confident hit. Offered in multiple tip diameters on the same purpose-built taper, Pristine™ is trusted by serious players seeking one of the best carbon fiber pool cue shafts available today.

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Why can't more companies try to differentiate their carbon fiber shaft from others?