Recent content by ftgokie

Sunday morning bumparooski

Recently retired, so whatever day this is bump! 😁

I'm selling 1 of my Sugartrees. I bought it used in December and it plays just like a Sugartree does. Hit and feel are top notch. 2x 13mm shafts and cue weighs approximately 19.1oz. You will not be disappointed in this cue. Asking $1150.00 shipped to the lower 48. Only reason for selling...

Well, I did just buy a new pontoon boat...I've already got friends that already have us scheduled to go out once it gets warm...🤣

I have plenty of room for a 9' and I honestly considered getting a 9' Diamond, but every tournament I will play in and my pool league is on a bar table. But, I may add a 9' later this year. We are having a bar built and have it fully stocked so when friends come over we can play, watch tv...

I totally agree. I was offered a Valley bar box that needed recovered but I turned it down and instead bought this. I do and will not have any regrets.

We play midget pool over here! 😆

It is a 7ft table.

Since I just retired for the 2nd time (20yrs in the Army and 21yrs at the VA) I treated myself to a new pool table. Bradley from Diamond delivered and set up my table today. Gotta get the Littman lite hug tomorrow and move my watchmakers desk into another room I will be using to...

I am in Ft Mitchell, AL.

Sorry, that would be Montgomery Alabama

Hello. I have been out of pool for about 13yrs or so and I have gotten the bug again. I used to have a Porper Mini Q lathe and I absolutely hate that I got rid of it, man, it sure worked well. So I am in the market for a new or good, used lathe. What I want to do is tip ferrule...

Where would be the best source to get a couple of highly figured purpleheart square stock to make a butt. I am guessing what would be needed would be a 1.5 x 1.5 x 30# square? Thanks for the help!

I talked to Bradley Turner today from Diamond Direct to order my new table and deliver it. He mentioned a guy in Montgomery ordered a 10ft table and he said they are about 3 months out on that particular table.

Nice job! I would be interested in purchasing one. All I ever use is Masters chalk but considering buying some other brands to try out as well.