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I have played in a Master league and loved it, but it was a bit far to travel. If there was one closer, I would do it again in a heart beat. If you are used to a handicap league it will take some adjustment.

The bumper is damaged and the remaining material looks like laminated paper. Naturally the but is thick and the wood looks to be one piece. At least 17oz. by itself. Thanks for all replies. Courtney

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I have one, or two, but they are very old and worn.

I have poured walls like that, dry as a bone for 24 years now. YMMV

Thanks fellas!

A friend has a Cuetec with a bad rattle in the butt. When I took off the bumper I could only see a black rubber like substance about 2 inches up inside the cue. There is no screw visible. Is there a way to fix this rattle? Thanks!

Is there a way to fix slate on a barbox that has sagged? As it is balls hit softly along the short rail roll off an inch or so at either end.

Great tips! I love me some Ultraskins.

In my book its "Mark your pocket". 'Nuff said. :angry:

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Please send photos to desmocourtney@yahoo.com . Thanks

I have been wondering if its possible to fix the dreaded Valley slate sag also. Several local bar boxes suffer in varying degrees. Both sides roll to the center.

Menace with compassion.

Around here, north central MD, bar rules means call shot (ball and pocket only), HONEST TRY, take what you make, BIH in the kitchen. I was recently playing an older guy some casual 8 ball, bar rules and at the end of the game I tried to bank the 8 and missed, but left the cue ball down table so...

What kind of tip does the J&J come with?

Best Lathe?

I am waiting for an oval carbon outer tube case with a padded cloth interior.