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Thank you all for the excellent suggestions/ideas!! Even the funny ones! I knew I could count on this forum and it is greatly appreciated!! I am looking into the mesh digital caps but for now am using the splint provided by my doctor's office which is working okay. Regards, Randy

Hello All, I recently suffered an injury to the pinky finger of my bridge hand (left hand) via an accident using a miter saw. I was fortunate to not have cut the finger off so thankful for that. Anyway, the cut was to the inside edge of the finger from the tip along the finger nail and back...

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I've had C5-C7 fusion and was out of action for a few months but good as new after healing. Listen to your doctor and take things slow!!

Wes Hunter!!

He still does!

LOL Perfect world? Far from it!! Relax Stephan it was a joke! Perhaps you haven't been around the aiming forums long enough! As to your inquiry regarding headaches, I would get your eyes checked as suggested above. Good luck in your search for the answer!

Headaches while aiming? Nah! Headaches while reading an aiming forum? Hell yes!!

I would go with Dennis Swift! American made and built to last. I've had one for over 20 years and it's still good as new.

Great find and looks like it just needs to be cleaned up! I have an early 80's R series and have one of those short shafts too!

You're not looking hard enough! In the lower left-hand corner there is an excel workbook titled "bracket-128". Click on that and the brackets come up.

One of the most beautiful cues I've ever seen!!! Is that a 6 or 8 pointer and was that Olivewood stained?

Bumping the ESPN link. GO Earl/Shane!!!

In addition to Scott Lee who is an awesome instructor, I would recommend Donny Lutz (who posts here on AZ by his name) who is in Gainesville. If you're a league player who plays 8-ball, Donny would be a big help as he is a master at 8-ball strategy and defensive play.

Check out Accu-Stats. They have a couple matches of his there. One with Bill Dunsmore and the other with Mike Zuglan. Both straight pool. This clip was probably from one of those matches.

I had a Scruggs four point/four veneer and the handle was on the thinner side compared to older cues such as the old D series McDermotts. I also have an early 80's Schon. Both handles were on the thinner side and very close to identical. However, as Dean said above, Tim was a custom maker so...

I'm inclined to agree with this going solely off what I've seen here over the years. How would you describe the hit/playability of the cues made by these two cuemakers? Assuming of course you have played with both. I have wanted to try both but have yet to get my hands on either one. Rick...

I'll second what others have said about the folks at Billiard Factory. I've heard nothing but good things about the previous events they've had there. I just haven't been able to get to one yet. As for 3 cushion tables; for those who don't know, Park Avenue Billiards in Orange Park just got...

I'm surprised that TK parted with his SW cue. It's a beautiful one! Do you happen to know what he is shooting with now? Randy

Do a search for cues made by Wes Hunter. Also known as Hunter Classics. He often uses the 5 point design and he makes an awesome cue. I have one with tiger maple points into Brazilian rosewood but no pics of it at the moment. Randy