Recent content by Sonic04GT

It's on eBay from a reputable seller for $68 OBO. Could maybe get it for less than $60. It's from an eBay business so I'm not worried about lowballing :p http://cgi.ebay.com/CUETECH-EARL-STRICKLAND-BLACK-TEAL-CUE-20-OZ-/310333371091?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item48414f72d3 If it's anything...

The CueTec is the only "real" cue I've owned and I loved it so I'm just sticking with a known good :) http://www.lolzilla.net/images/0744513.jpeg Feels like a smooth, solid cue. I prefer a heavier cue although I probably couldn't really tell you the difference between a 19oz and 20oz other...

As far as the Medalist, he has no clue if it's an 8' or 9'. Never got a response after I asked if it was still set up. $100? I'm gonna go out on a limb on this one and say they made a mistake? lol http://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/tag/2533133914.html

How much would you spend if so? Earl Stickland 58" 20oz Looking to replace my other standard CueTec that warped (a few threads down). I am a mediocre player looking to spend $100 max. ""It has been rolled and it rolls perfectly. The only cosmetic problems are the ones on the butt."

Came across a Medalist for $500. I have played on the 9ft ones and like them. Do these even come in 8ft? Maybe he didn't read my wanted ad correctly. Not sure if it requires any work. "I bought it from the owner of a pool hall that was in Margate called Breakers. My friend who showed me how...

The above cue was left in my car trunk for quite some time. I'm assuming that's the main attribute to warping it. How much would you pay for this used Earl Stickland? 58" 20oz "It has been rolled and it rolls perfectly. The only cosmetic problems are the ones on the butt. Thank you."

Ok here we go. The cutout is the minimum playing space for an 8' table per the link above. Drawing in middle is playing surface only 44x88, or so I hope. :) Bottom shaded area is the obvious impeding wall. Being it's a 14ft wide room and the website calls for 13'11" the edges of the cutout...

You're right, an 8ft would work but that corner is definitely tight and would require a short cue. All because of a closet full of junk! I'm not even going to draw anything for a 7' as I won't go smaller than that. If an 8' is tight then it's either wing it and deal with the tight corner or...

Of the model or the table itself lol According to my model, it looks like 7' would be ideal but we could get by with an 8ft. Would just be a little tight on the side with a 58" cue and the right foot corner would require a short cue. Figure what maybe 6" for a back stroke added to the length...

Thanks but I think I like the graph paper idea :p Already have the living room drawn out. Now just need to cut various sizes.

Good idea on the graph paper. I'll have to give that a shot.

As most of you probably know, I have been in the market for an 8' table for a while now. Considering maybe dropping down to a 7'. What do you guys feel would be ideal for this room? I want the table back towards the sliding glass door so we can move the TV to the window seat area. Of course...

That, and it's just worth it for the peace of mind. The last quote I got it was only $100 extra for them to actually move the table.

Nice. I'll likely pay to have a mover do it now so dealing local is fairly important, unless this guy wants to go lower. That's nearly an hour and a half away. Going to be hard to find a decent price on moving it when they have to drive 2-3 hours. Not sure I want to risk moving the slate on...

Hahahaha very true.