Recent content by Steve Dickey

I had him make me a que approximately 10 year ago and second your 5 star rating.

They do take more room than many realize, especially if you don't want to play with a short cue.

When I started playing about 15 years ago, I bought a Olhausen table. It was one of their furniture tables. The wife liked how it looked in the house, and at first, I felt it played OK. However, as I began to improve, I began to notice issues that caused me to question exactly how should a...

I think the biggest issue with selling an Anniversary, is the market is relatively small. The vast majority of players I know have no idea what an Anniversary or Centennial is, and as a result would pay no more for one than the cost of an average used furniture table. One has to specifically be...

Thanks for the update. You're making good progress.

Here you go Jay. By the way, your old Anniversary is up and running again.

Don't forget the score counters.

Good job! My castings had a poorly finished reliefs that I chased with a file to clean up.

Exactly as Hungarian said. As far as chalk goes I've always been able to reach in and grab it so I don't know if it would push through.

Thanks. The outboard surface of one of my pedestals was pretty beat up due to sun damage. I knew I would not be able to get a decent finish on it so I re-veneered them. Then as one thing leads to another, in an effort to have a similar finish on all the wood I did the same thing to the skirts...

I have had zero problems with balls hanging up, the gullies are tucked up high and out of the way.

They do. That is what I did with mine.

This appears to be Savannah's home table. I found it interesting that given her age she chose a GC1. At any rate, she did get one of the best to calibrate the rails and set it up. One very nice home table.

Iusedtoberich, Is there an issue with bulb life and/or projector cooling with the projector pointed almost straight down when placed above the side pocket? Thanks, Steve