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Ron the Pool Student posts pool-instructional videos on YouTube. He explained on YouTube how a TikTokker took his short videos and placed them without Ron’s authorization on TikTok and Facebook. On Facebook the poster is called “Planet of Hidden Secrets”. Ron explains the theft at The posts...

Whyte Carbon is a part of Triple 60. Here is Triple 60 TS1 and their other shafts (plus a custom shaft available for $750

See discussion about weak, mushroom-making, Cynergy ferrules that should be replaced with elforyn or tomahawk material (and not Rhino's $5 ferrule) at https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/cuetec-repair.550033/

I am just happy Cuetec has a 10.5mm shaft size. The only other CFs that size are Rhino, Cuppa, Konllen, Cuedesg, Preoaidr, and David Loman. I believe there was once a 10.5mm Revo.

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Figure 6-15 would contradict that or, at least, show minimal throw from inside english at cuts greater than about 32 degrees. It finds no more or less throw on object ball from cue ball hit with inside english compared to no english at cuts greater than about 32 degrees. The only throw at >32...

Mark Wilson spoke about how English only added a “whisker” of spin to object balls in one kind of shot (see video at 1:50 minutes). This is the shot of cue ball at 45 degrees to an object ball frozen to the rail. He puts inside English on cue ball, hits cushion first, and then CB hits object...

A 101-year-old here complains that he can't see, asks if the 4 ball is the 8 ball, has no pre-shot routine, and pockets balls practically standing up. He must be relying on muscle memory. He's slow in the last year but still pockets balls when he shouldn't. He might be a liar.

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Their Royale series riffs off of classical cue styles and mimics the expensive, classy, royal approach. A better goal with decal cues is to go where the conventional styles cannot go --- HOF-6 Road Agent, Dia de los Muertos, Evo's Racing __

Just for the record, one of Meucci's decal cues, Hall of Fame 6 (HOF-6) is the reincarnation of MS-3 Originals "Road Agent" or "City of Lights". The Originals Road Agent has sold on eBay for $1200 (Serbian seller claimed it was 'new' condition) and $925 (included a break cue). Today's...

$540 ($240 frame, $180 lense, A/R coating $120) From their website https://www.billiardglasses.com/new-online-ordering-original-remix.html FREE Two Year Protection Plan ($50.00 Value) 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee! Our eyewear is customized to be unique to the wearers facial needs, as...

I went to my local eye doctor and got a prescription for reading and distance bifocal (and bought eyeglasses). I then used that Rx to order the Curran eyeglasses from the web. I also sent a picture of my stance on the pool table to him.

They are from prescription optimized for the distances of a pool table. Here is from their Q&A at https://www.billiardglasses.com/faq.html I need an Rx, What should I tell the Eye Doctor? A: Tell your doctor that you need an Rx for distance vision only. If you’re under 40 years old, most...

I went to William J. Curran & Son Opticians. The lenses differ from regular lenses as they are optimized for the pool table. I cannot read with them and they are not to be used for driving. Pro Anthony Beeler got a pair there. Competitors are compared to Curran's below...

Cue tips may seem as hard as rock but they do compress: See Dr Dave's "Amazing Billiards Physics in Super Slow Motion" at Dr Dave video

From https://archive.meuccicues.com/collections/m-series-9-17 M-11 is "Chain Links" M-12 is "The Gambler"

Below are some eBay sales of Meucci originals. You can find more information on some of these still on the eBay site. For example, the cue sold on May 3rd is still on eBay...

Meucci states there is a skyscraper and a car in the butt. Here's the very small car in the Hall of Fame 6:

From Dr Dave's Cue Tip Size and Shape Effects. Figure below shows cue tip hitting at the cue-ball's miscue limit. The cue ball will hit the 10mm cue-tip edge --- not the front surface of the tip ---if the tip is shaped to nickel versus some of the tip hitting cue ball if shaped to a dime...