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was that the set that was in that bankrupt sporting goods store auction?

Are you able to beat your opponent off fouls, I was casually watching the women's matches and it looked like one player was forcing the other player to foul multiple times and was racking up wins with lots of balls on the table.

That is hands down the most useful thing posted on the site in the past month. Thank you @garczar

I was going to get Pat to make me two 30" Kielwood shafts in a 12.5 and a 12.25 and then get Mike to make a 30" CF shaft in 12.5 and that would be my playing quiver. The butt has a 3/8x12 joint so I can never find anything "off the shelf" for it... My preference is to only play with the...

Ok Boomer...

Then you would have fewer SW cues hitting the market and the prices would start to go back up. Data cuts both ways and allows for both an informed buyer and seller. Personally, I love the thought of having a resource for cue prices, I also collect silkscreened posters, and the best website for...

To track the sales records of certain brands/models to know if their perceived value is going up or down. Also to know what a fair price would be for a cue you were selling or buying

Something like this: https://www.workflowai.org/pdf-to-spreadsheet-ai-convertor

So you or someone would need to write a scrapping program that could run the search query on eBay and then pull down the target data values and load them into a preformatted table. There is no way to take your PDF and convert that into tableized data that I know of unless there is some AI/GPT...

Looking for either 29" or 30" 3/8x12 shaft/s anywhere between 12mm and 12.6mm

Words to live by... I've only been collecting cues for three years now and until yesterday not a single one has left my collection. I gave one away yesterday, a Lucasi I got super cheap, no real loss but I miss her all the same.

Most people do. Kind of comes down to where you fall in your appreciation of Rambow and his work.

I am in fact not a member, but I did just ask to join! Thanks for the heads-up!

He absolutely used Master Strokes, here is a three-cue set he made for a family and yes I'm on FB and member of lots of groups

That joint material is not plastic it's Bakelite and inside there is a inner brass sleave to reinforce it. You can see it in the photos

So this is the first time anyone has attached a date to that Bakelite and brass joint other than WWII. Any additional info you can provide around that timing?

Ivory ring that showed up at the bottom of Willie Hoppe Professionals in the in the 40's through the early 50's attributed to Herman Rambow.

I'm bubbling this old thread back up because I recently purchased a second cue that has a lot in common with the one I originally posted in this thread. First, the Renaissance wax recommendation was a homerun and I used it to clean the cue slowly over time and have come to appreciate it more...

Clearly a play on Big Gay Al from South Park, LOVE IT!

Its a very early set of Beligian "No Stick" balls created by what became Aramith in pretty rough shape