Lathe wanted

I think all of your points are valid but the support thing is a concern in my mind. Just reading the electrical board replacement statement on the thing makes me nervous. That was the best translation they could come up with imagine if you have a real problem and need help? Even well built stuff breaks from time to time.
You've got that right! And when you least expect it or at the worst time for you. I guess there never is a "good" time for a break down tho! :LOL:

Lathe wanted

I like 3/8 10 pins. Prejudice against 11tpi because then people will accuse me of coveting southwest. 18tpi is the standard for ferules if you ever happen to use a pre made one. Other than that I agree completely. I use 16tpi anywhere I can because on my metal lathe you can engage it on any number or half number on the thread dial without risking cross threading when using multiple passes. This is quicker for me than waiting for the dial to come around to the right number and also eliminates boo boos when my mind is wandering.
Who uses "standard" cue building threads?
Mostly the repairs guys because it's easier for them.
All of my threads are my standard and very little of any are standard cue building threads. ;)
I do very little repairs on any other cues so it really doesn't matter to me.

2-RAIL KICK SPEED EFFECTS, with the Midpoint-Parallel-Shift Aiming System

FYI, I just posted a new video that discusses and demonstrates the effects of speed with two-rail kicks aimed using the midpoint-parallel-shift aiming system. The video also resolves a discrepancy concerning two past videos on this topic. Check it out:


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As always, I look forward to your feedback, comments, questions, complaints, and requests.

Enjoy!
Excellent update. Thanks so much from all of us players.

secret to long table bank shots

I think he literally meant "poster", as in the "Banks are Always Open" by Ray Higley. At least one of the AZB'ers here has a copy--there are a few threads about it, if you search.

I know there's one on the wall at Mr. Cue's II of Chamblee-Tucker (NW Atlanta area), outside the bathrooms....

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