Rusty in Montana said:

going from sun glasses or nothing to trifocals , I hate them

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I just got mine again after two plus years without. I missed them. Everyone's different. They do take getting used to. This pair the center is off somewhat. I just tilt my head up a little more. Yesterday shapes were off kilter when I first got to work. By the end of the day, it was better.

Bob Jewett said:

I have seen a 3-cushion player who played two rails to the red for their break shot. I wonder if that's legal. The first ball they hit was the red ball.

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Yes. It’s legal. At least your cue ball hits red on the other side first.

snatch said:

Hi,

Just curious when you guys (Mechanic) level a table would you use a machinists level (link below) or is this to sensitive? If not what is recommended?

Amazon.com

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For an amateur installer, an 18" Starrett machinist level works fine. For a professional installer, a 12" Starrett is more ideal, as it allows you to better see peaks and valleys in the slate. I use a series of (9) 12" Starrett levels on each slate.

Korsakoff said:

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Chris said:

You're kidding yourself if you really believe that.

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Just coz you put the words together like that doesn't make the statement true.

May 25, 2005. for me

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