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Anyone have input on the TS1 by Triple 60

Kim Bye
jokers_wild96 said:
Thanks Kim, the only carbon fiber shaft i thought was worth the money was a cynergy. But that wasnt enough for me to stay with it, and something in me isnt ready to give up on carbon just yet.
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I will let you know as soon as I get them in stock. The Cynergy Shafts have had their fair share of issues, especially the ferrules, so I'm expecting TS1 to be a step up, they certainly use a better ferrule material and the tube itself is a more complex construction.
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Brunswick Royal Knight or Peter Vitale Loyd Nelson

jtompilot
Desert Pool tables said:
The 9' Peter Vitale Lord Nelson can be delivered and installed to your location for $6,950 Includes brand new Simonis cloth and Jack Zimmerman doing the rails to your specs.
The 9' Brunswick Royal Knight delivered and installed to your location with brand new Simonis cloth, Brunswick Centennial pool balls and Jack Zimmerman doing the rail calibration for $7800
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best cue tip tool

H
skor said:
The Longini trimmer

Longoni cuetip razor

Longoni Cues Official website. The professional cues made in Italy since 1945
www.longonicues.com www.longonicues.com
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You have to be careful with it, as it can cut into the ferrule.But it is the best tool I tried so far, it gets the tip flush to the ferrule but sometimes grazes the ferrule in the process.If you want to be sure not to touch the ferrule, you have to do it by hand as I think all the devices can be potentially harmful to it.
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Smaller Pockets Don’t Always Play Smaller … Dr. Dave Evaluates His New Rails and Pockets

dr_dave
billiards_watch said:
Those are some big pockets.

I'm use to my 4.25 and sometimes even lower than that at the pool hall I go to. Somehow somebody convinced the owner to make it that way. LOL
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As I mentioned in the video, I use the table mostly for lessons and filming, so making the table brutally hard was not a goal.
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Perez and Laokiatphong Win World Games Bronze

azhousepro
On the third day of the billiards competitions at the World Games, the first medal decisions were on the schedule. In Women’s Three-Cushion and Women’s Snooker, the matches for third place were played, and bronze medals were awarded. Women’s 3-Cushion The two semifinals took place in the morning. Dutch player Therese Klompenhouwer gave her opponent Charlotte Sörensen (Denmark) no chance in a commanding 25–3 win, while in the second semifinal, Ayaka Miyashita from Japan prevailed over Jackeline Perez (Peru) with a score of 25–17. The bronze medal match between Sörensen and Perez turned into a real thriller. The Peruvian was […]

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Smaller Pockets Don’t Always Play Smaller … Dr. Dave Evaluates His New Rails and Pockets

dr_dave
Poolmanis said:
I asked these questions because i know facings hardness matters too. Harder=rattle, softer seem to rub ball little different spin that drops it after rattle...
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They feel pretty hard to me, pressing my fingernail through the cloth, but I don't know how they compare to other tables (other than my previous rails which had facings of similar thickness and hardness).
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