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Seal it, sand it, burnish it and then wax it

press it twice as much,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

How else would you do it?

just play 1 pocket, problem solved.

I don't understand why everybody gets to play with their choice of pool cue. Everybody should use the same stick. In fact every pool table should have it's own stick that everybody shares. Shoot till you miss then leave the stick on the table when you sit down.

figures,,,,,,,, you didn't read it slow enuff did you?

I'll explain, read slowly,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's easier and faster to shoot a game on a table with big pockets than it is with small pockets. If I rent table with big pockets I want coin slots on it.

It's the difference in paying for play by time or by game. That is usually the big factor in pocket size,

What an odd thing to say.

Hell yeah! Maybe we can deligitimize what may be the only pool tournament win the guy has in his life. Damn right!

you just measured whether the pin was installed straight or not,,,,,,,, the hard way, but nothing else.

wraps don't make cues warp, cues without wraps can warp also, cues with wraps can be straight, wraps don't make cues warp. unknown,,,,,,,,,,

Great looking setup, but,,,,,,,,,, I wonder why you felt the need to suggest that a used gold crown was simply the only way to go for a lifetime of enjoyment or whatever, as opposed to the expense of a brand new Diamond. Why not delve into the market for a used 9 ft Diamond? I like the idea of...

I was referring to serious cuemakers and serious cues, different animal.

It's actually quite difficult to build a 12 oz, or even a 25 oz cue, for that matter. Just sayin,,,,,,,,

fix it, just rap the high side of the pin on the driveway,,,,,,,,,,,,,

I think snookerpool is starting to sound intriguing

I did the video thing one time years ago, only mentioning it because it turned out funny. I had a 10 ft Victor snooker table that a local pool room gave me to get it out of their storage. I put it in my garage and and put it up with new simonis and became an American Snooker player, at home...

Exactly, any time you form a piece of metal by bending or stamping from one shape (flat to spherical in this case) the difference between the final shape will be reached by stretching the surface thickness between the two shape at different rates. It is the elasticity in the metals that allow...

I did, and it's absolutely true. Where does it say that a wizard is perfectly shaped? You yourself show a picture that they are not. What is your point?