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Hi all, I am looking for someone who is able to match the ringwork on my cue with 2 z2 blanks. I am able to ship a shaft that can be used as a reference. Gerry

For family reasons he has had to put his work on hold - too bad because he is local and does great work. Thanks - I will post over in the cue maker's area. Cheers, Gerry

I am looking for someone who can make me 2 shafts from z2 blanks to match the ringwork on my current cue. I am able to ship a shaft that can use used as a guide for specs/ringwork etc. Any suggestions? Gerry

This is pretty funny. Had a good laugh this morning. Thanks SJD

Thanks for all the responses - some really good suggestions here. I too get caught up in playing the ghost as a method of practice. Joe Tucker also mentioned defensive 10 ball which is a great game. Each player is allowed to make 2 balls and then must play a safety. Appreciate your help...

SVB said he ran 14 in his basement playing 10 ball. I believe him and that is unreal.

Looking for ideas - by far the weakest area of my game.

Darcy suggested the same. I will try to contact Roy. Thanks guys. QUOTE=Blue Hog ridr;4435236]Not to take anything away from Darcy, as he is a great repairman and maker but, Roy Mason is in Toronto. If you need to get in touch, he hangs around the Cue Maker Forum. He will most likely see...

I have 2 shafts and the collar has been chipped on each of them, like it when I bought it. I am looking for someone that would be able to repair the collars for me. Please let me know. Gerry

Pro One is 99% subconscious for me now - it makes a huge difference when you see and shoot. I am not calculating aim points any longer - I see the angle and I move in naturally without any distracting thoughts. Was able to beat the 10 Ball Ghost 9-4 last night. Started with a 5 pack, dogged 4...

Looking for a couple of good spectator chairs - Diamond has some nice one's as does Brunswick. Any ideas on where else I may be able to find these? Would need to be shipped to Ottawa, Canada. Appreciate any ideas. Gerry

He will probably drink my beer too.

I was referring to both actually. I mean we all know that for a cue to change direction it has to stop momentarily. The set at the cue ball helps ensure alignment. The pause at the back promotes a smooth takeaway and straight stroke. I too am finding that it helps with speed control as well...

Shane: Hey Corey, did you hear on AZ that CJ Wiley will play any American? Corey: Yeah, I wouldn't mess with an ESPN World Champion though.

For me it promotes a smooth backstroke, straight follow through and keeps me down on the shot. The pause isn't long but it does take some getting used to.

Interested in people thoughts on adding a pause as suggested by all the SPF instructors. I have started to toy with it - I do feel my stroke is straighter and more accurate. I see a lot of top level players doing it - SVB, Morra, Landon Shuffett, Alex. Gerry

I have an older one as well - first cue I owned so I won't part with it. Not very expensive though - I think I paid 300 new 20 years ago.

Show off :)

Cory - Why does he break so hard? Shane - Why does he break so soft?

SVB - I wonder if Dippy is in town? Cory - Pretty boy hits em hard!