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Man, I don't even think there is a 9ft table in Waterloo/Cedar Falls that isn't in someone's home. I just play in bars or in my garage on my 8-pro. It's been years since there was a real pool hall here. Thanks for the tip on Little Joe.

I am looking for an instructor that is within 2 hours of Waterloo Iowa. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

About the same.

I've had one of the BilliardWarehouse jump breaks for several years and it works great for me.

Thanks, I laughed hard at this!

I can actually draw better left handed. I never use the rake, just switch hands. I frequently don't even notice except for there is no glove on my right hand.

Kamui Black hard, because I like hard tips, and people said it was cool. I think I have a triangle on the other shaft that I use nearly as much.

Those would be the ones. Glen is realkingcobra, and Jay's handle I don't recall off the top of my head, but he posts here as well.

It's pretty much that simple. I just used some card stock strips.

Yeah go to the AZB Marketplace and order the Simonis install videos that Glen and Jay put together. I just used them to put 860HR on my sportsman, and it worked awesome!

My pool table lives in a garage, in Iowa. I heat with wood, which means that in the winter I go through some pretty extreme temperature swings. I superglue and bondo my slates and in the 4 years I have had my table I have never had any issues with seams popping. Maybe I am just a lucky sob, but...

Apparently they needed even more eye candy!

Thanks for the replies everyone, we used the measurements from the video and things worked out really well.

I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of how much side pocket stretch relief I should be using on my 8' brunswick sportsman? I watched the Simonis videos, but since they are on a 9' Gold Crown I have to assume that I shouldn't be using exactly the same amount of relief. Any input...

Sadly Corey just isn't playing really well. I had high hopes this morning.

My main shooter is a pau ferro Unity cue, cheapest cue in my case, but it just feels perfect in my hand. Wish I had bought 3 of them.

Their website and their pictures aren't very good either. One of my team members has a Schmelke playing cue and a break cue and they are both very nice. I don't love the butt diameter but that is a preference thing. They both play well and were well made.

And this is why I thank the good Lord every day that I have a scratch league to play in.

I'm with Jay, just play both sides.

Love these old stories! Thanks for sharing.