Q Slick alternative

I do this once a year:
  1. 600 grit sandpaper to your cue and ferrule
  2. then a thin magic eraser sheet
  3. then finally use the green side of a Q-Wiz to finish
  4. burnish (light brown leather side) with Q-Wiz (optional step)
I do steps 2 and 3 more than once a year to clean up the shaft after almost daily play. Many positive comments on feel and condition from other players when they occasionally shoot a few shots with my cues. Never have waxed a shaft and never have had to wipe it down or use a glove during play or between tuning clean ups...
600 what 🤔🤔🤔

It's Been Three Months Now

Yes, that's a good idea. Need to get a brush for the table as well. I can use a damp towel to wipe it off too.
Once I got the roomba I've not used the brush at all, it made the brush obsolete. I do have one of the Simmonis X 1 things for spot treatments like if I notice a chalk mark on the table.

I don't know if it gets cold or anything where you live but a coat peg board by the door is nice if you need a place to hang a jacket/coat.

How Often Can You Run This?

I'm not your circus bear

How much would it be worth to you to prove me wrong?

How bout 2 wild caught salmons 😉

Honestly, given 30 mins warm up, I'll be super impressed for any under 600 Fargo (B-/C+ range) who can make it 2 out of 10 tries or better (5/10 if you 600-700 Fargo), on this drill on 4.25" pocket 9 footer.

Tournament fees are out of control

It's been quite awhile since i've done a local pool tournament. But what i've seen recently locally for the last few months is nuts. I saw one listed for $200 last night and the week before another one was $75. Plus you have a calcutta too.
We have a lot of $20-30 weekly tournaments but we also have some $50-100 ones a few times a year. Generally the higher entry ones have added pots and/or Calcutta and more people from further away show up.

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