Recent content by jsalazar

There are political jabs all over this forum. EDIT: if there were a political forum and zero tolerance, that goes away.

I have recently sent a PM to Mike regarding something else, depending on the outcome of that I will consider pushing a political forum. I just think there is WAY too much political stuff that happens outside of NPR and I also think people shy away from this forum because of that. If there was...

This forum needs a political section AND an NPR section. There's no reason for people wanting to read NPR stuff and get stuck with 4 billion threads about politics.

I've been there once. It's a great old school pool room. Vending machines for food, 3C table, and all tables seem to be kept up well.

I was told once that a cue can be used as a weapon, that's why it's not allowed on the plane. I can only imagine the airlines would love to allow you to bring a cue on their plane so they can charge you $50 each way.

http://www.jbcases.com/23793.html

I use OXA stuff on my min-ilathe (C3 from littlemachineshop.com) and I've been happy with it. And if you're in a pinch for a cutoff tool you can go to HF and buy this kit for $5. https://www.harborfreight.com/5-piece-m2-high-speed-steel-mini-tool-bits-for-metalworking-lathes-40641.html

32 pages of children bickering. No wonder this website is losing traffic.

If COVID-19 is fake news can someone please explain why funeral homes are now being bombarded? https://www.foxnews.com/us/dozens-of-bodies-found-u-haul-trucks-outside-nyc-funeral-home

How is this not in NPR?

More than likely it was used to stabilize wood. Here's a visual. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebhmyePBR7s

What was the excuse before the pandemic?

I have both a Ned Morris and MVP cue. Both are top notch and I would recommend either one.

This. I won one (I won a cue ball also, both were signed on the spot) sometime last summer at one of his exhibitions. http://venomtrickshots.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=80 It seems a bit back heavy so dart jumps are hard to master (I still use my Pechauer for dart...

This is the only process I was able to find when I was researching it. This is not the only video I saw, just the first one that popped up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0rHVRraxL8