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    white lines on gray cloth

    Thank you guys for the feedback !!
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    white lines on gray cloth

    What type of marker (or chalk?) do they use to mark the lines on the Matchroom tables with gray cloth
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    G10 pin vs. conventional steel pin

    The collision force will be directly transmitted from the shaft to the butt via the joint surfaces that are held tightly together by the pin and insert. The type of pin or the material that it is made of will have no bearing on that physical event, provided the torque applied to tighten the...
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    Uni-loc pin thread size?

    All of the bullet pin extension adapters I've seen are made of delrin type plastic, not even phenolic composite. They all have the inner thread cut right in the plastic, and they hold up very well for this specific occasional use type of situation. There would be no need to use a metal insert...
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    Nick Varner Weight Bolt Size

    A couple more pictures
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    Nick Varner Weight Bolt Size

    As you probably know, currently the NV cues are made in China. The quality is probably similar to Player and Purex cues. My NV cue was given to me by my daughter about two years ago, when I was only starting to play pool. Since then I have learned a lot and my game has progressed significantly...
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    Connelly rail height

    "Theres more to it than just setting nose height at 1 7/16" is there not??" There has to be !! For any given profile (K55, K66, or any other) the final height of the nose will always depend on an infinite number of rail height-cushion bed angle combinations. It is likely that every possible...
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    Nick Varner - NV-33 Orlando series Cue

    Did you ever sell it?
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    Nick Varner Weight Bolt Size

    5/8-11, and the core female thread is 10-24
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    Connelly rail height

    I can’t believe I found this 12 year old thread on this subject but only after I went through the trouble of learning and dealing with this issue by myself over the last 18 months or so. My story started when I bought a used Connolly 9 footer about 2 and a half years ago, not yet knowing...
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