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If your cue has a 3/8x16 or 1/2x13 weight bolt and bumper screw, they make a bumper kit that would work on your cue.

Mid-no Rear-yes A mid extension totally changes the way a cue plays imo

Most hard layered tips won’t deform and chip though. That material holds chalk well and has good speed but I’m not a fan.

I’ve installed a couple of those Bulletproof one piece ferrule/tip combos and ended up facing one of them off and putting an Odega on it. The guy miscued and the side of the tip deformed and fractured. I’ve also made my own out of a rod of polycarbonate and can’t see any difference. I’m not a...

All About The Game Room. Troy and Christy Thoennes

Pics didn’t post. Oops! :-)

I just finished a couple of stacked leather wraps. I think they turned out pretty nice and thought I’d share. They are both black/white impression wraps from Tiger Products.

Found! Thanks for all of the help. You guys are the BEST!

I use .5” phenolic rod too and I agree with the glue too. I use West System G Flex on my plugs.

I can’t find black/green spec Irish linen anywhere? If anyone has some I could purchase, i would appreciate it! Thanks

I always shape break and jump tips flatter than a nickel. I think it makes them a little more forgiving. If I don’t have a lathe, I use the Last 4 Ever tip tool to shape tips. I’m not a big fan of phenolic tips on break cues but I have some phenolic material that performs pretty well and will...

Sounds like he didn’t dampen the shaft to raise the grain and then sand, burnish, and then wax.

It depends on what color you’re looking for? If you want tournament blue, you can forget it. If you’re ok with blue green, you won’t have a problem finding it.

It’s a Kamikaze blue tip. I have some if you’d like me to send you one?

He played in a tournament in Springfield Mo this weekend. He is still the MONSTER he was. It was a rated 9 ball tournament, alternate break, and he had to go to 11 and the lower caps had to go to 5, 7 or 9 depending on your Fargo. He got 1st in the tournament, obviously.

I think a lot of things can come into play here. A capped ferrule can be low deflection. It just depends on what you do under it.

I'd go with the Tonkin

It is in Springfield, Mo and I hope we can talk Danny into giving it a go. I doubt he bites on that though. He seems to be playing mostly billiards these days.

I know the guy that set it up and I really doubt they changed anything on it but I’ll ask him.

I talked to the guy that owns the table the other day. I'm going to try to go play him some at his place and I'll measure the pockets. I'd like to buy the DVD, if there are still some available?