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straightline · Apr 3, 2026

Black-Balled said:
I think @AtLarge data shows the #s are in the 30-35% range...an inconsequential difference for us hacks.

The out pictured is on the low end of difficulty. Pros would be very likely to get out from there all day. I, not so much.

Try it with pockets.

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Baize · Apr 3, 2026

@Lowell Are you talking about what Dr. Dave refers to as "locking and loading" the shoulder in this video? Login to view embedded media

dr_dave · Apr 3, 2026

dendweller said:
Not sure you can call that deflection, pretty sure it was a double hit. Not good by any means, but not really deflection.

Agreed. The bad slow-speed hits caused by the soft tip on the Rhino had nothing to do with CB deflection.

Pierre Shakes · Apr 3, 2026

I made 23 of these shelf units that hold the excess balls in 9-ball/10-ball. (Okay, maybe not needed because you can easily leave six ball in six pockets.) Actually, my son did most of the work, but the design was mine. The tops are whatever leftover hardwoods that came to hand after 50 years with a shop. The sides are leftover artwork from a 1,000 sqft mural on plywood that Frank Lewis - a top Canadian muralist - did in 1991. We have 600 sqft of it on the interior walls of our ‘new’ location for Peacock Billiards in Victoria, BC, Canada.

Bob Jewett · Apr 3, 2026

measureman said:
... I'm using Edge browser.

Try some other browser. The fact that Microsoft wants you to use it is enough reason to avoid it. Really.

azhousepro · Apr 3, 2026

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Lowell · Apr 3, 2026

Bob Jewett said:
I think developing more flow/tempo in your game is far more important than worrying about your shoulder. Also, work on a nice smooth stroke. Your miss on the 8 ball at 8:02:00 is a poke rather than a stroke.

I have a tendency to poke more on low/center ball shots for some reason, I really have to work on that

Bob Jewett · Apr 3, 2026

I think developing more flow/tempo in your game is far more important than worrying about your shoulder. Also, work on a nice smooth stroke. Your miss on the 8 ball at 8:02:00 is a poke rather than a stroke.

Lowell · Apr 3, 2026

7stud said:
Which table are you playing on and what color shirt are you wearing?

The rightmost table, with the plaid shirt and the green cue

randyg00 · Apr 3, 2026

I will be at the super billiards expo this week. If you want the cue let me know. $1900 takes it.

Ariel Carmeli cue - Built in 2024
Forearm/Butt: South American Cocobolo
Rings: White Diamonds bordered in double sterling silver rings
Wrap: Black Wild Scotch Leather
Butt weight: 15.20 oz
Pin: 3/8-10 Modified
Shafts: 2 Premium Maple shafts. Both 3.75 oz - 13 mm
Ferrules: LBM

No trades for this cue.

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