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I have a Magic Wand , made by Guido Orlandi.... It has a Conical Joint. Everyone that plays with it wants to buy it, somebody else will sell it after I'm gone...

That's a very nice Table. I grew up playing on tables like that, plus they had a 10 foot Snooker Table, as you walk in the front door. I have a 10 Foot 6 leg Arcade Snooker Table, in the middle of my 2nd Family Room...

When I finally took the time, to video my pause & deliver, my stroke began to heal itself. I attribute that fact to watching & learning in REAL TIME, so that errors were overcome by learning about what needs to be changed & when... I like learning with video.

I purchased one of those cues with an internal laser in the nose of the shaft & put another one in the end of the butt, insuring the two lights are longitudinally inline, I also use an easel & a white board to watch my performance for stroking the cue on line. When I setup my cameras correct...

The REMPE Practice Cue Ball has markings & a way to re-orient the ball to check your accuracy of hit.

After I heard that there was some sick folks , I didn't sign up this year, even though I miss it. When you stop a habit, you soon miss what you used to do, especially since you get to where you are not as sharp as you once were. I was just about ready when this Variant Virus showed up.... Good...

I'd stun the 6 in the * Pocket, shoot the 7 in the C Pocket, follow to the 8 for the B pocket & off the head rail for the 9 in the * Pocket

sorry about that, my bad.... I have a friend that liked that cue, so I was doing the running for him...

Is this Cue SOLD, if Yes, does the buyer want to sell it...

The best one I ever had was a Huebler... It was just born to be a great cue... balance was great, probably because of the wood & the the weight.., I had that great cue in 2005-2008, sold it because the guy gave me too much money to say no... In retrospect, I sold it too cheap...

My Cue is a purposely dolled up house cue, made by Guido Orlandi. I call it, "The Magic Wand". The Cue has a perfect balance, is straight as a laser beam & has a magical conical Joint, plus a Low Deflection shaft, designed by Guido.. The cue hits wonderful & is super enjoyable to play with. Most...

Mine is under my Brunswick 6 legged Arcade. It gets used, but not regularly. Most of it's use comes from questions by new visitors. The Magic Rack gets used a lot... The game I play now & for the last 3 years is GOLF on a Snooker Table. Racking is NOT part of the game. The Sardo Rack was great...

I watched a match in Olathe, it was alternating break, race to 11. Both players ran the rack, after making a ball, for 9 racks each. This was almost a perfect match, it was great playing. Player A breaks dry Player B runs out, Breaks & runs out. for the win. What a match... The match was won...

Is a Pig PORK...., it can happen to anyone.

The path of the One Ball can be modified by Cue Ball Placement & the hit on the one ball at impact. Breaking from Just off center, will bring the One Ball back towards the corner. As you move the Cue Ball sideways towards the rail, along the head string, the One Ball's path moves down the side...

Sounds like good operational qualities, because you can never know, what will happen next. On a couple of my shafts, they have different length ferrules, but all of them have the same tip. I use an Orlandi Cue, because I like his Conical joint. All of industry uses conical joints on their...

If the BreakRAK Break Speed Radar does not give you a different Number, that means you hit another Break Shot, at the same speed. That information is in the included Owner's Manual/

The 2021, "20 year Anniversary Model", which includes the engraved Pro-Model BreakRAK ($354) ,which fits all 3 size Tables), the Book, titled, "The GREAT Break Shot" ($39). the Jim Rempe Cue Ball, ($40) & Break Speed Radar, with Radar Data Link (Android Mirroring| ($280), shipped $40) is $750...

Yes, that BreakRAk would be recommended to send in. The outer surface is Polyurethane for 1/2" & steel in the center. It's a turnaround operation. Hey folks don't forget about the 20Year Anniversary Model, some have been sold... & there were only 20 to begin with...

My 1918 Brunswick 6 leg Arcade Snooker table has 1 1/2 thick, 3 piece slates. They each weigh 580 pounds. They are back breakers. They are like a super flat concrete surface for playing on.