GideonF said:

Ha. I have one too. I will sell for 20% off. Only $800

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Call me crazy. I use a 12 buck good old fashioned Willards.

philly said:

I have a Kamui tool.
Collectors item now.
1k. PM me.

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Ha. I have one too. I will sell for 20% off. Only $800

GideonF said:

That sucks. But there are other versions of the tool by different manufacturers.

This one is interesting- comes both in flat and curved.

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I have a Kamui tool.
Collectors item now.
1k. PM me.

Cue Alchemist said:

The only other type of size i've seen aramith do is 2" Balls with 1 7/8" Spotted Cue Ball.
Traditionally The cue ball is always smaller.

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That’s why these are NOT an English 8-ball or Balckball set. These are American Pool Casino balls, played with no call 8-ball rules.

GoldCrown said:

Posters, canvas, wall paper ..... Where to buy. Year ago I bought posters from Mueller's and had them framed. What do you have on your walls?

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Look up 'Living Good Ball Club' - that dude is awesome

Max Eberle does some painting. Might check him out.

I listened to a part of her song / singing to me it sounds as if she swallowed a bull frog ha ha

Paul_#_ said:

The Kamui Gator grip tool? Discontinued in 2025:

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That sucks. But there are other versions of the tool by different manufacturers.

This one is interesting- comes both in flat and curved.

GideonF said:

I can’t find anything on the web about 9half chalk. Do you have a link?

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I started a thread about this before. I am really liking it, though (a bit like Kamui 0.98, the. almost clay like consistency means it wears fast). It is cleaner than some of the more clay-like chalks I have used in the past. Joint venture of the Ko Brothers I believe (Mark Williams seems to endorse it also)

I am lucky to have been in touch with a few brands here and there, and have been given so many samples (some top secret which is always fun to try and give feedback)

skor said:

I got a piece of the TP 7500 Gray but haven't gotten to use it yet.

I've also have the TP Pro Blue in Medium hardness that I've used last few sessions. Works pretty well on medium tips. Tonight I've tried it on a hard tip and it was OK for most of the session. It is softer than the Pagulayan and the Taom V10 and it does leave more marks on the CB but everything else stays pretty clean
Unfortunately I had a slight skid tonight on a crucial 9 ball... So I don't know if I'm going to use it anymore in league or tournaments...

I'm definitely over the Taom V10, not going to touch it again, it's very hard to apply to the tip and the tip needs to be scuffed quite often during a session to grab the tip. The Pagulayan is much better but it starting to feel a bit like the V10 mid way. It's still my choice of chalk.

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I certainly prefer the grey over the blue, maybe I am hyper-critical, but I find the blue (and green) to be quite messy, and producing a lot of bad contacts. You have the older version, the new-gen has a different box, and supposedly a different formula, but I cannot tell the difference in all honesty.

I prefer the blue Pagulayan I got given to try over TP Pro. I also dislike Taom v10, and found the pyro to be much better in application and feel. DJH (which is the same as Pagulayan as far as I can tell) makes a light grey chalk, which if I had to spend money on chalk, I would likely opt for. Tp7500 is nice, and I think you will have no issues with it. I liked their pink 7500, which was slightly harder, but they will stop producing it (I heard because they are partnered with JOY who didn't like it marking the cloth in their competitions)