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10' combo pool billiard table bretton 2001 billiard table with a set of pool cushions. The pool cushions are artemis k55 intercontinental 66.

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Table is in very good condition set up as pool table right now, has Simonis 860 with low hours 4 3/8 pockets, Cyclop Ares pool balls Aramith carom balls.
Asking $4500 can be played on in Portage, MI. For appointment call or text me 269 760 4679.
Thank You,
Joe Gay
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WNT, WPA and 2026

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Check out the schedule for upcoming Pro Billiard Series events, including dates, locations, tournaments, prize money and more details.
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Last year, Predator had six men's events aside from the Euro Tour. This year it has eight.

Predator's two biggest events are the 8-ball and 10-ball World Championships. They are also the only two that pay pretty decent money.

In 2025, none of the other four Predator men's opens paid the winner more than $37,500.

This year, Predator raise the top prize in Vegas to $45,000 from $37,500 in 2025.

The men's 8 ball world championship in St Louis had a top prize of $90,000, up from $70,000 a year ago.

Its events are all top heavy too in terms of payouts.
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Coos Cues said:
The other day I was replacing the ferule on a shaft and it was threaded 5/16-18 I thought but for some reason the tenon was a bit thick. Like .330" and about .270" on the minor so I decided to build a ferule for it instead of making the tenon smaller. Cut a piece of hydex and drilled it out to .250" and then bored it to .275". So far so good. I live threaded it I took my first pass .020" deep which is my standard first cut on ferules. Nothing to see. Went back and took another pass at .010" and when the threader came out it had melted plastic on it plugging it up and the threads looked like crap. The thread mill is fine I believe as I have threaded a bunch of ferules and tenons with it since. I know feeds and speeds and technique but all things considered I find these materials too soft at too low of a temp. I have also had a sharp 5/16 drill overheat and gum up in them and never in juma. All things equal I'll stick with tried and true and leave the other to people who think they can tell the difference in how they hit. I sure can't.

Your mileage may vary this is my experience and opinion and disagreeing will not butt hurt me.
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Interesting, it sounds like your threader may have been running too fast. I haven't had this issue with Hydex, but I always turn the speed way down to minimize heat load.
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