Recent content by Cuebuddy

You also wipe the rails down on the table before you have a match. I always respected that. :cool:

I believe that we’re all old guys sitting around thinking. Good question though. In my opinion until we start using AI refs, then any human ref would let the player change shafts. As far as gluing a new tip on, no. Personally I would no doubt glue my thumb and my finger to the tip and a fair...

That was not even close to the side pocket🤓

A appreciate his service to the military and the communities he was a part of. Rest in peace Bob. Thanks for letting us know Lenny.

Maybe spelled like this? Gunn_Slinger https://forums.azbilliards.com/members/gunn_slinger.2393/

You can find info on this here. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/johnny-archer-finally-pays-off-oscar-dominguez.587425/

I never met Tom, but knew of him. Tom was a big deal on the East coast. Condolences to all that were friends and family. RIP to the Dean of pool.

That begs the question. Is it sideways(safe) Or one of the ends?(danger) Cuebuddy>>> Fat end or chalk?

I would up size it a little for him. You know....staying proportional.

Thanks for the update Eric. Last year they promoted in Denver but I don't think they are returning this year. At least I can't find a date. Good luck in KC>

He is good at not moving much, during and just after the shot. I am impressed.

The adhesives are what I would be most concerned about. And there are more than just the tip glue. As far as the carbon fiber I am not sure but I would lay odds that it will be happier that wood.

Well done! Keep them coming Brian.

Or possibly someone like myself who has built less than ten full size cues and they were all simple. Certainly is not info out there. There is guy with that name on FB and it looks like he plays pool.

I bet it was made for a player with that name, and not the builder.