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When you get one done send it to me and i will try it out.

He lives in batesville, arkansas and i dont think he works anymore.

A 10 inch is good for some jobs with a fine blade.

You have the best there is so no need to change nothing.

Moisture of any kind and laminated shafts dont go together.

Mike Danner was from ohioAnd lived many years in the seattle area. He worked on the bridge in sea and portland. He moved to baton rouge, la and stayed at bayou billiards. i think he returned to seattle before he died. A nice guy with many stories and a good heart.

i always put MB at the top of the top. Very nice.

You are not going anywhere because the snake has you boxed in. You are stuck.

I dont think its possible to stabilize snake wood. I would bet on it, but there are other things that can be done. I put a piece of SW in nelsonite for a week and took a light cut and the nelsonite was gone. Didnt soak in 20 thou in a week.

THe rails were started or finished, started or finished, started or finished, or never touched. WHICH WAS IT?????

You need to stop acting like that. He is always standing down wind and the farts muffle the voice so he cant hear everything,

You are on those smart pills again. U know who the TD is unless the snake takes a sharp turn and sends the TD in for emergency nose job. Is CJ in on this pie in the sky deal too?

Thats where the jingle in coming from for these big tourneys in the making.

If you quit now I will call the union.

Many years ago the 211 club in seattle had some metal rings like piston rings but no gap. They were precision and for checking billiard balls.

If you have a scale you can get a more accurate mix, and mix small amounts.

The challenger plays good and sturdy. The eh GC tables dont play as good as brunswick GC tables. GC1.

I just put in a call to judge Judy.

The smooth file works better than the mill file,

They have a regular tap, and also a bottom tap if you want threads all the way to the end of the hole. Use the bottom tap second.