What is the easiest way to determine if the butt of the cue is a decal or made with fine joinery. Price I’m sure is an indicator, but there must some other indicators. Such as very fine tipped points?
With all you experts, available,please answer this question? If the cue joint is seated (disregard the type of joint) does the tightness of the twisting motion effect the hit, feel etc?
Every thing I have read says you can’t use a 120 volt single phase variable speed drive on single phase AC motor . Small enough and inexpensive enough to be sensible.
Here’s an additional photo, i couldn’t upload.
I agree, problem is i can’t find low speed AC motors that I can mount sideways. I even tried a 30degree cone shaped bottom disk , it helped but not enough. Sorry I can’t send pics, thanks for your info.
Pool on television is difficult to follow when you can’t distinguish which ball is which , when the ball manufacturers truly find out what colors manifest themselves best on television it will be a quatum leap for everyone. And our sport.
In my observation of an older (15yrs) set of centennial balls , the area within the black circle and # is proud of the rest of the surface.
Seems that thru polishing on my machine that the # core is harder than the white area . You can feel the difference, has any one else noticed this condition?
The problem is that the box is has a 73” inside dimension. Thinking multiple led strips would be the best solution. Problem solved
I just found 6’ led bypass tubes that will work. Now how many lumens are required when the light is 47” above the table?
Many years ago i built a custom lite box 75x25x6” with 6 three ft 5K flouresent bulbs , I’d like to upgrade to some LED strips.
Has anyone done this to their lite and can make suggestions. Much appreciated.
Attached are pics of my corners, I have done stapled corners in the past but wanted to try something different. The corners play the same to me, but after 60 years of playing I’m still a hacker!
I have been folding the cloth on my corner pockets, the same as you would do on the side pockets and it helps to reduce opening a bit , and prolonging corner wear . It also is much easier to do. Am I committing a sin ?
I tried to solve the problem of wasted chalk by making a jig to cut off the hole with a hacksaw blade. I then glued the remainder to a 7/8x7/8 block of wood . Placed it in a magnetic chalk holder. Problem solved . STILL THROW AWAY NOW