Recent content by d_flash

yeah, old Joe all but cussed me out because I asked him one simple question. wrote him off as a possible supplier, immediately ! > d_flash...have you seen the cues in other forums ?

cuecomponents is my next to last choice for anything pool related. my last choice is brianna187. both these people need a lesson in human relations; then a lesson in customer relations. > d_flash...have you seen the cues in other forums ?

whatever you do, don't make the extra weight permanent, johnnyt. I've had several people who wanted extra weight in their cue to want it removed before the night was over. sometimes (most of the time) extra weight makes the shooter not have any control on the break. sure, you can scatter the...

Haven't read much here yet, Aaron ? ROFLMAO ! maybe someone needs to give you a list of subjects to not discuss here ! > d_flash...duck, Aaron, lest the ban hammer swings your way.

Hey, John....Jackie told you that this would happen...lol..... http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=133334 > d_flash...try to sell a pile of dog poo and that guy will try to undercut you...roflmao !

I think the Dufferin joint you are talking about only came on older stuff, like the "dot" series cue. I should have one of the cues around here somewhere. The male threads are on the shaft and the jointcollar/female threads on the butt are aluminum. Is this the type threads you are talking...

I just use solid pvc rod and cut to fit. pvc makes a sound that some may not like, but it stands up to the bangers in the poolroom & protects the butt of the cue. comes in a variety of colors and is cheap..... > d_flash

I second that sentiment... . . d_flash

Geez, the internet is a big old place...try google and type in what you are looking for..... 5/16 X 18 tap.........then read a few offerings from google, you might find exactly what you are looking for... try: cuesmith.com , cuestik.com.................. try the search feature on this forum...

I second that opinion. I tried some on housecues but the mushrooming was too bad. > d_flash...looking for the next (better) cheap tip for housecues.

local guy contacted them (cue & case) and they required pics of the business and photocopies of the business license(s). my contact (csi) with them is Andrea Head. nice lady. will talk for hours if she has the time...lol > d_flash...not convinced about the Lucasi Hybrid line.

I agree, rackem. sometimes one goes for less than $100 on fleabay, but it usually has defect/damage. the Players model S-PSPR sneaky is only $60.99 retail and they shoot fine and are not a great loss if it breaks or is stolen in some less than stellar pool event. > d_flash....lost a few cues...

some finishes yellow quicker than others. generally, the cause of the yellowing is exposure to ultraviolet light (sunshine). . . d_flash...waiting to be corrected by the experts du jour....

I have several Meuccis from the Originals through the red dot shaft series. All of them have the 9/16" fine thread weight bolts. Most hardware stores have all-thread rods in 9/16 fine threads. With a hacksaw and a little muscle power, you can cut any length/weight that you desire. Use the same...

I was at the APA finals a few years back, Jackson, MS...got a beer towards the end of play. it was a 75 mile drive home and it took me 3 hours. I had flashes of roadside scenery that I couldn't recognize. the only one who touched the beer was the bartender who opened it for me. I made it home...