Very cool.

There's a need more teachers like that!

I had a similar experience with Rhino's shafts. A guy in my league bought one for his Esoteric cue but the threads didn't fit well. So had to buy a new tap for it cause Rick uses a 3/8-14 i think. So I run the tap in and out a few times to make sure the threads and all are cleaned up and it was still not threading right. So i measured the inside hole, chucked it up and started to open the minor I.D. If i remember right I only had to go up to the next drill size a few thou and it threaded on just fine. Maybe this info will help in your solution.

Problem I see with weed is it makes people arrogant. Think belligerently mellow.

cueball2010 said:

I've never owned a Poolhall. It seems like a dream...Getting paid and playing pool all day everyday.

• How many tables do you need to get started?
• How much capital to get started?
• What to know if you want to buy an existing Poolhall?
• Do you need any special talents? (Like a car salesman)

There must be some Poolhall owners here. How sweet is your life?

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Here's good advice. Find somewhere that has a room that's being sold. Move there and do it.

I shot across a very Wide Black template, I had difficulty with the Black 8 ball/on a wide black plastic surface with the extra light reflection, missed it for the hill.

Uh oh new research on Cannabis.
Whew upon skimming the article, I am relieved at the symptoms. "can cause severe stomach pain, vomiting, and nausea." Whew I don't see Brain damage as a symptom. That's a relief.

bbb said:

thanks for the video dan
btw
nice looking old school cue
who made it?

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Thanks. George Somethinorother.

7stud said:

I do. I practice shooting banks off the edge of the template--you do need a shallow angle into the edge of the template, otherwise the OB will just roll over the template. That way in tournaments if my opponent leaves the template on the table, I have three extra rails to work with.

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If your opponent leaves it on the table, can't you remove it?

mikemosconi said:

One would need experience with many various combinations

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Cole would go through many shafts all made to the same specs to find a "good one". When I held his cues for collateral he had 6 shafts and only claimed to shot with one of them. His specs included stainless joint and ivory ferrule.
I did get a chance to hit balls with a couple of Joss West cues with ivory joint and ferrule. The hit was more lively than stainless joint. The micro difference in the vibration at hit made it feel good. Like a musical instrument compared to a hammer or club. The feedback is crucial for those with a touch. Bangers, not so much.
Edit: And oh yeah, Water Buffalo leather. Not just any Water Buffalo either. When he redeemed his cue the first thing he checked was for his baggie of tips. His maker of tips had passed and his apprentice just didn't make them as good.

I’ll buy it