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From Shannon Benson: FUNERAL SERVICE ARRANGEMENTS Funeral arrangements are confirmed . Please share this post so we can get the word out to everyone. We will also be doing a Facebook live feed from the service so even if you can't travel you can certainly still be a part of the ceremony . I...

If you've ever played in a VNEA, APA, ACS or many other bar box tournaments in Canada or the USA, you've probably met Gary Benson. He has been a tournament director and table supplier for tournaments for over 30 years. Today he passed away. I've had the pleasure of knowing him since I played...

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Hi Rain-Man, I tracked the shaft and it will be arriving tomorrow.

Rainman, Thank you for doing this for this gentleman and thank you to this soldier for his service to our country. I will be sending the package that we spoke about to you today. :smile:

Does anyone happen to know what type of rail profile you would use to recover a J.E. Cane 1800's pool table? We have tried the K66 but it seems to be a little too big. Thanks for any help!

Please add me to the drawing. Thank you :)

Unfortunately the cue that looks similar was a cue that we carried back in 2000 and I don't have those images available anymore. I can try and scan the picture and send you a message. I will send it to you soon as I can. :D

I was able to find a model similar to the one pictured but it has small ovals in the rings. The Schon logo was also gold. The cue that I could find retailed at $565 but it had more to it.

No problem. I see it has a different wrap on it, but I like the gray. It retailed at $989 with one shaft back in 1997.

ST11 from 1995-1997.

The Joss Cues that we have been getting over the last year or possibly two have a black Joss logo with 1202 underneath. Not sure what the numbers mean but that is the way we get them now. There is also a serial number etched on the joint.

Thanks for the info. Sounds like a plan.

Dave, Where's the video and pic to your room??:D

I have been there a few times for the VNEA. I can't remember all of the vendors that I have seen but here are a couple: Franks Center Inc. Omega Billiards Connoisseur of Custom cues Speed Break booth There are quite a few people who do the cue repair and there are a few others but this is all...