Recent content by jeephawk

My Becue NBN with the Prime II is a great cue. My McDermott 50th with a maple shaft is a great cue. My Schmelkes are very, very good cues - would be happy with one in particular if I didn't have any others, but . . . I do! I really have no experience with other "production" cues (have a...

At first glance, I thought it was a Becue based on the colors, but didn't really dive in. https://www.becueofficial.com/products/naked-break?srsltid=AfmBOopZjvQcgtqHAxLrbiaOu5dOJprC67Zd8dGagFRnyJtg8v3ywr0C

2018 - paid $360.

SVB with some unforced errors (only takes a couple) kind of like the 10 ball. No idea what he's doing on the phone but maybe just a good way to pass the time instead of staring off into space - noticed when he and Gorst played Fedor was grabbing the phone when he sat down - it is a little odd...

Got that - couldn’t figure out how that ball measuring system was supposed to work on the sides.

Not tomorrow? Last night they were claiming it was Wednesday night while claiming to look at the schedule - if not, whoo! I have a meeting tomorrow night. Glad I checked in here.

Missed that, honestly had no idea there was something called "the ball measuring system". At least you got some help. But the sides aren't 4.75? Is the "system" more of a "two balls and eyeball"?

This thread is not delivering on its promise.

Not going to insult, but feel compelled to ask if you weren't using a tape measure what the heck were you using?

SVB down 5-2, storms back to lead 8-5. Good watch.

I'll assume without knowing it relates to the install. Anyway, when I've asked Glen for a little bit of advice a couple of times he was very generous in helping out.

Is it "floating" above the legs? If not, I'd guess there's an engineering answer in there that might relate to how trusses support weight. No slide rule here!

Far and away the most common size for home tables when I was growing up - you don't have to have a 9 foot table to be "serious" about the game - they're popular because of fit and price and people with home tables weren't going to pool halls, if they even still had one, they were playing . . . ...

Yes sir.