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Aramith Super Pro-Cup Deluxe Ball Set NEW in box - Unused. Standard Size: 2.25" in Diameter Pool/Billiard Balls Includes: Red Dot (TV) Cue Ball, 1-15 Traditional Balls, Jim Rempe Training Ball, Aramith 8.4 fl oz. Ball Cleaner and Aramith Micro-fiber Cloth This deluxe "value pack" set is...

Joe Porper Rack - Unique! Innovative rack from Joe Porper . . . lucite piece actually suspends when placed on balls; press down on it while lifting the wooden portion of the rack. Taa-Daa! A perfect tight rack. Includes leather storage case. This item is no longer made. It's rare and in...

Instroke Tooled Leather 2 x 4 Case w/FREE Travel Bag Nice Instroke Case; beautiful tooled leather - two tone brown. Condition is 9 out of 10. Purchaser will receive free padded travel bag (shown in pic) along with purchase of the case. List Date: 5/11/2015 For more info, click here to view...

McDermott Shafts 3/8-10 Pin Two McDermott Shafts - Great Shape. Get yourself back-up shafts for cheap! Tip Shaft One = 12.75 mm Tip Shaft Two = 12.85 mm Both have Tiger Sniper tips. Price is for EACH shaft; Buy both and it's $75 + $10 Shipping. List Date: 5/11/2015 For more info, click...

Gulyassey Sledgehammer Break Cue Combination Break and Jump Cue (3 piece) Excellent Condition Shaft = 3.8 oz. Butt = 15.7 oz. Solid! List Date: 5/11/2015 For more info, click here to view the original listing: Gulyassey Sledgehammer Break Cue -------------------------------------- SOLD...

McDermott G707 Cue - i2 Shaft Features: * Birdseye Maple forearm/sleeve * Cocobolo/brass rings * i-2 shaft * McDermott Quick Release joint * 4 Intricate Cocobolo/black urethane/brass points * 4 Sets of Cocobolo/black urethane/brass sleeve inlays * Lizard-embossed Italian leather wrap Weight...

Shoot me now . . . I don't wanna see it . . . . Please . . . no . . . please.

Crude . . . poor taste. They could (and probably should) ban half of our forumites if they tossed based on "crude" and "poor taste" . . . Keep on postin' Blake . . . we'll let you know when you've "crossed the magic line!"

Gandy Cue HEre's some more info: http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=168585 I have a buddy I play in league with who has one . . . bought it new in '72. They didn't make many of 'em. I think they were only produced for about 18 months from what he told me.

Brick Cues . . . I've got one of his break/jumps as well . . . OUTSTANDING! GLWTS.

Whoooooooa! High/Low points are the Schnitzel! Gorgeous veneers on this one. Andy Gilbert makes one of the very best players cues too . . . GLWTS!

Lighting . . . I like lots of light on a table . . . I have an 8 1/2" Brunswick with a 4 lamp incandescent fixture over the table. Height from the floor to the bottom of the fixture shades is 63". I use 4 GE 100 watt Reveal's and it does great . . . looks like Yankee Friggin' Stadium baby!

Break Cues You might want to try out an Alex Brick Dymondwood, a Mike Gulyassey SledgeHammer, and a Steve Lomax. They also make very good ones as well as the list you started.

Couple of more . . . There's so much available in that price range . . . and you'll be getting a deal at that because the market is so depressed for stuff over $600 or so. I'd definitely hit a Steve Lomax and an Andy Gilbert before you plunk down the cheese.

Great advice . . . I do this as well every time I play . . . moist brown paper towels are a great way to burnish and slick up a shaft. I still go to my cue repair guy and have it sanded and re-sealed, but using the paper towels makes that happen a whole lot less often.