looks great

AtLarge said:

The Shaw/SVB match was rather unusual. 22 of the 28 breaks were dry (one was also fouled), including the first 10. Only 2 B&Rs, 1 by each player. 21 of the games involved safety play, and Shaw won two-thirds of those.

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some incredible safety duels in that match

middleofnowhere said:

Are most of those kids they show, there on consignment? Has anybody dealt with them?

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I have never dealt with them but have never heard anything bad.

I wouldn't hesitate. They are well established.

cuesterpat said:

PM's replied to.

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I’ll take the R-8 Send me your PayPal and I’ll get you taken care of.
Thanks,
Shane

cuesterpat said:

I have a R-8 dice cue in original condition. The shaft and tip have been cleaned up since these pictures were taken.

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ill take it.

Jaden said:

Did no one realize the person's name was SKANKY????

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There's a. duncan mcgroin on social media and that's not his real name.

Are most of those cues they show, there on consignment? Has anybody dealt with them?

Bump

bullshooter69 said:

I have a Jacoby 30 inch
11.8

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Price, condition, tip, pics? PM Sent

epoxypop said:

He does and i was going to suggest him. however, i thought he would read this post and chime in

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I am selling so many rear chucks and adapters for those smaller Metal lathes that I can barely keep up with them. For those who think they go right on. That is the case with many bigger Grizzly, Jet, Enco, South Bend and Porper but that is not the case with these newer Smaller large bore metal lathes like Vevor and such. You have to make a sleeve to go over your rear threads under two inches in diameter and then slip my adapter over that. One video showed a guy getting an extra nut for the rear and turning it down to 2 inches and then taking the original nut and turning it down to match and screwing both on to jam. That worked real nice. I am not sure where he got the extra nut but find that and you will be well on your way. Others have taken two inch pipe threaded the inside on their lathe to make a sleeve.

never saw either bill. but back then where you needed a big stroke there were a bunch of them that had great strokes.

now not having to move the ball far on fast tables its different.

If you liked the SIB tips you might want to try my Cue Smith White and Black Pearls as the same people make them as made the SIBs.

coles move which he wasnt the one who invented it and just joined with another and a small crew. switched one card with the guy next to him
when he needed it, that was the move. only played on like weekends when things were crowded. after they got caught a few times he got in the book and was barred from every where, but after getting arrested it was over for him. and one of his friends which only played, a small part rolled over on him to make things stick.
cole was good at making money, not good at keeping it.

Stickman9 said:

I just got my September issue today but am still waiting for the August issue. I spoke to BD yesterday, and they said that the publisher is still sending out the missing issues (second class). So, they could still show up. Fingers crossed.

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Got my August issue yesterday and September today. All even!!