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Not trying to hijack your thread or anything but I've been wondering if anyone uses the one in the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIhNe87KlLM&feature=related

Jay, Could you describe this ball polisher and how it works? Is it one made from a bucket or is it made of wood?? Thanks, Randy

Coco is part of the rosewood family.

NICE! Looks exactly like the coco in mine.

Thanks for the updates. Keep em coming please!

I would prefer DVD but for godsakes please have it captioned for those of us that are hearing impaired. I haven't seen an instructional DVD yet that was captioned and it drives me nuts LOL.

Does anyone know if Thorsten is still living in Jacksonville, FL or if he moved back to Germany?

Anybody know the score? The stream sucks for me. Very choppy and no display of the score.

Send an email to Evan Clarke at Schon and ask him.

The entire handle section of the cue would have to be replaced. It may also depend on the construction method of the cue in question. You would get much better info though if the question was posted in the "ask the cuemaker" section here.

A great case being offered here! I have the same case in 3x6 configuration.

Hard to believe this cue hasn't sold yet!

I've been breaking with ivory ferruled shafts for years. Both with and without pads. Never had a problem.

I received some of this chalk from Monte today. It's the real deal guys! Get it while you can.

Oh I wish you lived in Florida!

I would like to ask him why he gravitated from a shorter bridge/stroke setup that he used back in the 80's to early 90's to the much longer bridge/stroke that he uses now and whether he's ever thought about going back to the shorter stroke.

If the 9 off the 2 is not a sure thing, I would play the 1 ball in the bottom side pocket and set the cueball so that the line takes it between the 2 and 9. The key is the right speed.

I too prefer the preflag light green master chalk. If anyone has some and would like to trade for the preflag blue, let me know. I have lots of the blue that I would trade for green.

That is a beauty! Simple but elegant. The wood does the talking. Is that brazilian rosewood in the forearm?

This is sad news indeed! I made more than a few visits to the Viking shop in Madison when I used to live in WI. The first "nice" cue I ever owned was a Viking.