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Another 29, the last ball was way up table so I couldn’t find a way to hit the rack and keep going

29 my third best ever. Made the third break shot but had to hit the rack bottom rail first. Cueball stuck like glue, frozen solid to rack and that was that.

24 the remaining balls in the rack were spread nicely but I missed a semi-easy shot on the 6 in the side. Bummer.

Keep at it. You will get a good break eventually and have more targets to shoot at. I have plenty of break shots that I miss, get one ball and don’t have a shot or only run a few. Even with all the balls spread out it amazes me how often I roll the cue ball into exactly the wrong place. I knew...

Thanks for doing this, much appreciated

15-15-14-14-15-13…………….and a 23. Obviously I am not playing the last few balls of the rack well with all these 15’s

27 was the best I could do this year. 32 is my best, getting into that third rack is tough for me.

I am going to let Dinko post pictures of this case because he has better quality pictures. The case he made for me is amazing, great workmanship and truly heirloom quality. He is honest and easy to work with. Excellent packaging and shipping at what I consider a very fair price for a custom case...

24, also two 23’s and a 22. High run is 32. Hoping to beat that someday. 9 ft. Gold Crown 3, Simonis 760 standard Brunswick big pockets. 54, I have been playing pool on and off most of my life.

Cocobolo did that to me years ago, I can’t touch it anymore. I can’t say for sure that is your problem but it is the most likely suspect.

I have never seen anything that looks like that, definitely a one of a kind cue. Fantastic work.

This one has a 29 inch butt and a 27 inch shaft. His little shop on Taylor avenue was an interesting place with all the pictures.

Wow, beautiful work.

Here is an early Sailor cue from the mid to late1970’s. Both original owner and cuemaker are long gone now. He made quite a few cues very similar to this early on. This one is completely original with the distinctive flare on the butt cap, the “sailor” stamp impression on the forearm and the...

My favorite playing cue for years now. Two pieces of BEM, one light one dark, deep brown linen phenolic joint and butt cap. 18.5 oz Moori soft tip. Ebony trim.