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My guess is they are reacting to a thunder clap.

You have all my sympathies for your loss, Ray. Courtney

That may not have an ultra joint, but its still a screamin deal. I love the way mine plays, same era as this.

Nice to see someone share information instead of just mining this forum for students. This makes me want to buy ANOTHER one of your DVDs. Good luck at the Derby, wish I could make it.

[QUOTE=Spimp13 2. The wife is talking sht in pool so I need to take care of that business...the ghost can wait....midway through beer #4 thinking I am close to a shortstop in pool now. Wait, your wife did what in the pool???:eek:

If you have trouble miscuing, your stroke probably needs work. Its a poor craftsman that blames his tools. Master chalk on a nice Ultraskin tip is all you need.

The push shot is not the issue, its the intentional contact on follow through. If that's not a problem, that's a problem. On the other hand, the APA has made an industry out of the avoidance of controversy and personal responsibility while at the table. Oh, you didn't intend to pocket that...

All the best to you, Mike. Get well soon. Courtney

Trimming tips flush without a lathe can certainly be done, but it takes a touch and some practice. Ultraskins are one of the easiest tips to trim, but its not unusual to hear you had problems. Find someone with a lathe to do your tip replacements. A cut down tip plays better than full height...

Sorry to say I have one of these and the quality is poor. Have it refinished for $150 and you will have a $100 cue at best. They do look great though, from across the room.

I agree, a 60 inch cue plays a good bit different than a 58. I liked mine, a Frey sneaky. Ignore the Indian/arrow folks, follow your cue dream.

546.6 g or 2733 carats Thanks Chuck! Courtney Wood pin cues rock!

I would suggest you try a full splice. Oh wait...:grin-square: I need to try more cues.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=toque (I didn't know either)

If he is near retirement, why all the secrets?:confused:

The gimmick is that its just not necessary to sand up to 4000 grit, much less 8000. Your mileage may vary.

Are you Barkcinnamon, Paris Blackwood, Jeff Forney? http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=341804

I have a very nice 2x4 for sale. Send your email in a pm for photos.

He just gets lucky.:D

I have put on dozens of Ultraskin tips now for players in my area. Like most tips, they play much better trimmed down a bit. With Ultras I can trim them down without feeling bad about wasting expensive product. So far, I have had one medium mushroom. It takes about one minute on the lathe...