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Yep. Definitely taught in martial arts

I need a k-55 plus a green rail cloth for a 7' Dynamo table if an extra to sell . Eddie

I'm trying to find a single rail cushion for 7' valley dynamo pool table. Eddie

What cloth do you think would be the best to use in a non-climate-controlled garage?

very nice!

Thanks buck... That helps

Optional? I'm assuming using paper and superglue isn't a common practice for most table mechanics, or do you prefer doing it that way? When you say, paper, I'm thinking something like a few pieces of a manilla envelope, and slow-drying super glue.

nice cue... where the heck do you live? I'd like to take a gander around your town

Periodically I have to move a 3-piece 8' pool table across the room approximately 6'-7'. Suggestions for an initial setup that will minimize the amount of table shifting while moving? Eddie

Thanks guys for all of the information... certainly helps me to feel comfortable making a decision.

Thanks Sheldon.. I think that's what I'm going with. Certainly more cost-efficient.

Thanks Steve.

has anyone tried Proline? If so for any length of time to critique the durability or how it plays? Eddie

Great video Dave. Some valuable info.

are 7' 3pc. slate tables considered to be"oversized" 7'?

So are the threads the same, the same depth for the joint pin, and the shaft bore depth? The reason I'm asking, my radial shafts aren't interchangeable, one is about 1/4"-5/16" short of a face-to-face connection.

I have one... I've used it a couple times, so it's like new

Thanks. The radial pin butt is what I was most interested in, so that's pretty cheap compared to other prices for just the butt.

I know this thread is a couple of years old....No doubt they're cheap cues, what are your thoughts about the butt of the cue as far as using it with a good quality wooden shaft?