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That interview was just painful to watch! Next time throw a shirt on the guy and sit him in a chair minus the hair torture. I did like it when Cleary talks to himself on the first 2 posts!

Good question Chicken, the shaft is made from wood. That being said, is there really any that are perfectly straight? I'd say no. When does it affect play? I think it's going to get deep here.............

No response from Chicagon's they're running to the pool hall to scoop these up.......SHHHH.;). Get em to throw in some of the Brunswick chairs in the background.

Great job slowing the video down. I enjoyed it.

I'll take it.....pm me your info. Thanks

Cali, Really great video. I also felt like I was there, watching while leaning on the next table. The angle was just right. I could actually see Shane's grip up close. (nice training aid). Nice change from the "overhead table" view that alot of videos use. Thanks for posting. :thumbup:

Any wear on the cloth that you wouldn't otherwise get from normal breaking? Also, if you do not hit it square does the object ball ever bounce up slightly? Thanks

Cloth is sold. Thanks.

PM sent..............

Does not include cloth for the rails. The cloth was stapled and glued at the edges of the pocket that faces the pocket liner. Still up for sale.

I have a full section of Simonis 860 Tournament Blue cloth that was taken off on my 9 foot table. Plays like new. This was only on my table for a month when I had my table re-done and replaced the cloth so it would match the rails. Asking SOLD, shipped to the U.S.

PM sent.......................

I like # 2. Let us know if any are left for sale here on AZ.

I've just started in the pool school that Larry runs in Pa. He is a very good instructor and immediately picked up on a few bad habits of mine and we're working to correct them. Larry's very knowledgeable and I'd recommend him to anyone looking for an instructor. Looking forward to the next...

I'll take "I'd rather be playing pool" bracket and one "2 cue" clip.

Speedy recovery JohnnyT. Keep us updated on your recovery.

Interesting.......very interesting.:groucho:

Both were at my house yesterday. Pat O'Donnell (Pooltable 911) Bob De Turk (A Level Above) and their helper, Oscar worked on my Gold Crown III. These guys worked their asses off getting some stubborn slate to lay flat. Problem was the previous mechanic crowned the slate in an attempt to...

were at my house yesterday. Pat O'Donnell (Pooltable 911) Bob De Turk (A Level Above) and their helper, Oscar worked on my Gold Crown III. These guys worked their asses off getting some stubborn slate to lay flat. Problem was the previous mechanic crowned the slate in an attempt to quick...