Recent content by fastone371

I stained mine awhile back, Im happy with the way it turned out but I am tossing around the idea of going back to the original white. I think going from stain to paint will be easier than paint to stain.

I don't know about that, all 3 of mine are pretty doggone equal.

From what they show it is definitely not for me, especially with a $15K price tag.

Ultimate Pool USA uses a similar rule where you cant touch any ball until the cue ball stops (they use ball return tables) Its also loss of rack if you catch a cue ball that is going to scratch.

45 degrees left or right, but not jacked up, correct??

Do you think it is possible that the 45 degree rule was misunderstood in the very beginning and that it really meant that you supposed to shoot the cue ball at a 45 degree angle away from the object ball instead of jacking up your cue at 45 degrees?? I never understood what jacking up 45 degrees...

I hope that they either have a Delta or Diamond wood rack. In 8 ball I always look for loose balls while pushing the back row forward, if I find any they go in the back row starting at the corners and working their way in wards, hopefully there are no more than 5 tiny balls. You can do the same...

How would the bolt not be over torqued if the wrench clicks before the bolt turns? If my torque wrench is set at 100 ft lbs and the bolt turns before the wrench clicks it would be torqued to under 100 ft lbs. If I try the same bolt and it does not turn before the wrench clicks it must be over...

I was expecting it to be a spinning cue ball and the shooter didnt notice until he hit it and the cue ball took off on a right angle.

Back in 2004-2005 on the outskirts of Milwaukee I held the challenge table for 2 racks at $2 per rack, I lost the 3rd game. :(:(

The announcers said he not only jumped the edge of the 10 but also the point of the side pocket, if you watch it frame by frame you can see its not really that close to the point of the side pocket, still a great shot though.

On the initial normal speed replay I called it a good hit because of the cue ball action but then you got me and I changed my mind on the slo-mo view, great job!!! What we can't see in the slo-mo view is whether or not the tip is offset from the cue ball centerline, if the tip is in fact offset...

If the wrench clicks before the bolt moves that would be an over torqued situation, not "under torqued". If the bolt does not spin before the wrench clicks that means that the bolt is already tightened higher than the settings on the torque wrench. I'm not sure how accurate torque settings will...

If you don't like luck being involved in pool instead of rotation you could just challenge opponents to shoot spot shots all night long.

There is no better way to kill pool than call shot/call safe 10 ball. People already bitch about slow play and the need for shot clocks, it would be over the top slow with the above rule set.