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Honestly I don't think I have ever met a sane pool player lol. Most of em I know are peculiar people myself included.

Sure would like to travel the world and visit a few pool halls. Playing outside must be a real treat.

Thank you for that tip

Qjunkie I thought about using oxy clean buy was hesitate on what to do. I got some of it off with a damp cloth. I guess when it gets real nasty I'll try the method you suggested.

Your not missing nothing. Its me getting master chalk all over my right hand lol. I knew better than to get a cue with a white wrap but nooo lol

It's the dirty tables as my bridge hand is always black blue from the felt. It'll just have to get dirty lol. It looked real nice and clean for a while lol. We don't have them nice tables close by around here. I get to shoot on American Shuffleboard 4x8s with wore out bumpers and old felt.

It's getting better I have started to adjust to it. One of the main problems was the crappy felt on the local tables. Played on some Diamond tables and was able to pull English easily again as well as make difficult shots. Them red circle cue balls seem to play better than what I was use to.

I just bought a new cue and have turned the Linen wrap chalk blue. I didn't think nothing about it until I had shot for 4 hours. The wrap is white with brown specks. If anyone knows what to use to clean it a little please let me know. Also what is a cheap way to keep the shaft clean without...

The cue I bought is a McDermott All maple gs series. The GS13. Honestly I'm not use to a solid cue as the cheap one I used is hollow graphite. Maybe the soild hit feeling is throwing me off. Aslo just started playing with an aramith blue logo not blue dot cue ball. I guess I'll have to adjust to...

Well I shaped the sh!t out of it. Took off a bit of material. I'm gonna give it 2 weeks and if it still crap I'll go with what I know. It'll be elk masters or triangles. Yesterday I could not get any draw on the CN out of it. My old Kmart Minnesota Fats stick can draw the cb almost a tables...

Your ton and my ton might be different lol. A ton to me would be 2mm.

I purchased my first good cue the other day it came with a laminated tip. I have never used a laminated tip. I have always used regular and pressed elk masters. I played with the cue for 2 hours but the tip still has not settled. My question is when do I start shaping the tip? I use the old...

Thanks to all of you for the replies.

I have played billiards for a decade and just have noticed that I have a horrible stroke. I don't know what to do to improve it. Half the time I can get a good solid feeling hit that will draw the cb. The other time I deflect and get no spin. I have been watching an older man play at the local...

Thank you for taking the time to tell me about the Instructor sub forum. I appreciate it brother.

Thank you for the reply. Sorry about off topic. I thought aiming might be a good place to post. If need be maybe a moderator can move the thread.

I have played billiards for a decade and just have noticed that I have a horrible stroke. I don't know what to do to improve it. Half the time I can get a good solid feeling hit that will draw the cb. The other time I deflect and get no spin. I have been watching an older man play at the local...