I have the attached Magazines for sale
Pool Magazines

Inside Pool

2006 1 November

2008 8 Mar, Apr, May/June, July/Aug, Sept-Dec

2009 8 Jan, Feb, Apr, May/June, July/Aug, Sept-Nov

2010 8 Feb, March, May/June, July/Aug, Sept.-Dec

2011 12 Jan-Dec

2012 7 Jan-May/June, Sept, Oct,

2013 2 March, April



Pool And Billiard Magazine

2005 1 June

2006 1 Nov

2007 11 Feb-Dec

2008 12 Jan-Dec

2009 12 Jan-Dec

2010 12 Jan-Dec

2011 11 Jan, Feb, Apr-Dec

2012 12 Jan- December

2013 12 Jan-Dec

2014 11 Jan-Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec (Missing Sept)

2015 12 Jan-Dec

2016 2 Jan, Feb

2018 1 December

2019 1 January



Billiard Digest

2003 1 March

2004 11 Feb-Dec

2005 12 Jan-Dec

2006 12 Jan-Dec

2007 12 Jan-Dec

2008 11 Jan-Oct, Dec

2009 11 Jan, Feb, Apr-Dec

2010 11 Feb-Dec

2011 12 Jan-Dec

2012 11 Jan-Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec

2013 12 Jan- December

2014 10 Jan, Feb, May – Dec

2015 12 Jan- December

2016 12 Jan-Dec

2017 11 Jan, Mar-Dec

2018 8 Jan-Aug

2019 12 Jan-Dec

2020 12 Jan-Dec

2021 12 Jan-Dec

2022 2 Jan, February

2023 10 Jan, Feb, Apr-Nov

2024 1 Jan

Inside English

2007 1 October

2008 10 Feb-May, ES, LS, Sept-Dec

2009 9 Mar-May, ES, LS, Sept-Dec

2010 7 Jan, Feb, Mar, ES, Sept, Oct, December

2011 1 Jan

jayman said:

Does anyone have a source to buy a carbide tipped cut off tool 1/4" x 1/4" something like this HSS one.

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Parting tools with carbide inserts look fundamentally different, they are usually in a separate holder 19mm / 3/4" height is usually the smallest size and the parting insert thickness is usually about 2mm
You can buy parting tool shank type tools as well, but they are often 1616 or 5/8" shank if you will and they have limited parting depth.
ThinBit specializes in thin parting tools and they might have a 1/4" shank tool. Check their website. I have inserts from them that's 42 thou thick. You need a very accurate setup, any sideways force and they will snap! Which sucks, they are $12 a pop.

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Watched an hour or so last night and agree the gray cloth does not carry over well on TV. N. Oi played a draw shot and I thought the cue ball reaction looked weird; turns out it hit the rail and I couldn't see where the cloth and rail intersected.

jax_joe said:

What is your reference to Predator?

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Predator sponsors the Texas Open. That happened right around that time.

dtroup64 said:

I completely understand your point. But I watch pool to get better, and seeing a "flow" player doesn't help me at all. I gain far more for my own improvement by seeing a player figure it out. Seeing them point to where they want the cue, or the object ball, to go during a safe is far more valuable to me. That's why I love watching Moritz.

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There was a teenaged player in a regional Virginia tournament in the late 90's who used to trace the exact path of where he wanted the cue ball to go before every shot, and then 9 times out of 10 it'd wind up exactly where he'd wanted it. As soon as I saw him, I started betting on him in every match against better known players like Ginky, and he wound up winning the tournament. You could tell that this kid was a serious player.

I didn't even know his name at first, but by the end of the tournament everyone knew who Corey Deuel was.

I met Mickey in Orlando at the first Florida Open, and he left a bad impression on me...

Texas has a big airport and a hotel that

jbart65 said:

Well, at least Skyler Woodward is honest!

I watched the end of his second match yesterday. I came away thinking, man, Sky can really play when he’s dialed in. Too bad it doesn’t happen often.

Woodward admitted as much in a candid post-match interview. Here’s what he said.

“It feels good to actually practice for a week. I can show up at a tournament and actually start off playing good instead of trying to play myself into stroke, like I have been the last year or two.

Just telling the truth. It actually does feel good to be playing good the whole time instead of up and down. It’s nice."

Why did Woodward start practicing again? He said he was upset at his poor play and early exit from the Arizona Open. He recounted his reaction:

“Well, I said a few nasty words. I called my wife, and said, look, babe, clear my pool table off. When I get home. it’s all on. I’m practicing.

I haven’t had motivation since before Covid, really. I don’t know what it is. It finally triggered me. It feels good to actually want to play pool again instead of just show up at the tournament and play. I can get in stroke within in a couple of matches, but it feels good to practice and feel way more confident and comfortable over the ball.

Still in, still kicking, baby."

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We didn't need this information to know that Sky has been slacking on his preparation in recent years.

sneakynito said:

lol - i've been playing with one of the cues pictured for years, and everytime i think i know who made it/where i came from, someone comes in with an "aaaccttuaalllyyyy....." and then i have no idea again. whatever. it's a beautiful cue and plays wonderfully. i'm just gonna say santa made it from now on.

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I think it’s just a case of nobody bothering or caring to ask. It’s amazing what people can find out if they ask. In my case, I had great interviews with:

Jed Foreman - son of David Foreman, founder of Adam Cues

Patty Vorilas - one of the earliest employees at Adam USA and the last owner of the initial iteration of Adam USA

Don Spetkar - former Adam employee and founder of Competition Sports

play with 15 balls if breaking and running is something we dont want to see. or just leave nineball alone

First I had to show my workmates that I wasn't full of hot air. We were working out of
town so motel program. First night after work had a 6 man crew including superintendent. I was playing the Boss for the first round. I dutifully broke and ran all my solids or stripes but accidentally left myself hooked on the 8 ball. The crew was giggles as I had bragged many times. So now they had encouraged The Boss with, "Well at least you get a shot!"
Uh.not so . I called it and kicked it in. It was kinda required to maintain my credit ability.