Recent content by galipeau

I just picked up a JR3 in trade to match my JR12. It didn't have a shaft, but luckily I had 3 spare. There's an original stock shaft, and a z2 that's been retapered a little thinner and had a modified ferrule. Those will be playing shafts for the King model, which also had a custom white...

I have a ostrich case 1x2 with no lid. It's unmarked, but looks like a Thomas with the side button. I just need a lid to use it.

I hand a black whitten style copy. 100 plus shipping. Many nice cases on offer, this is a high quality leather case with strap. But for way less

I have a Mariposa that has similar block rings to bluegrass. The wood pin plays fantastic. Well under 2k

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Letting these two go in order to start a cue repair business. Here's the deal: buy one, pay full price, buy both, get a big discount. 1250 each or 2100 for both, shipped and insured. That's 400 off the pair to help with the math. You pay full price, no haggling, I'll throw in a very nice...

Wow, everybody here who's talking 💩 about SF and a new pool hall... you guys are a bunch of ninnies. Where's the love and support for the growth of our sport?? I used to work down army, I mean Ceasar Chavez... that area had blown up since the new stadium. I always played at palacade...

Do snooker cues count?

I've always wanted to open my own place, but I do understand the risk. My plan is to first start a mobile repair business for tips, ferrules, bumpers on house cues and at tournaments. The idea here is also to get the lay of the land in my area to see where the hot and cold spots are...

Here's my Mariposa cocobolo and ziricote

Dangit, the sickness has struck again. Just picked up a solid purple heart break cue to match my sneaky. I mean, I did need a dedicated breaker... I'm up to 7 total. Jump cue not included. That's a nice number. Hopefully it stays that way.

My case is pretty short and it fits your average pool cue. It's a 1×1 even if it had the original interior. The snooker cue is 1/2 joint. All Maple with a wood pin. Pretty unusual with a brown phenolic ferrule. I like it because it feels more like a pool cue and ash is too porous.

Certainly to each their own. I enjoy variety. I also play guitar and have 4. An acoustic, a bass uke, strat, and Vintage hollow body. From the 60s 80s 90s and modern, but all are designed to have different sounds. I had two strats at one point, but couldn't stand having a repetition. Same...

Well now the two on the right are gone and I haven't got the teeter cue yet. But this is representative of my current collection. I like there's pretty much one of each style of cue construction. A diverse selection of joint collar materials, bumpers, pins woods, and wraps, get all There's a...

Here is the viking 1x1 with ultra pad interior. Fits my Adam snooker cue