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Blasphemy! :eek: (but pretty smart) Oh, Mr. Balled, very sorry about the lack of 3C tables in DC. Sensitive enough for you? Dave

It must have been a hoot for them to have someone of your caliber to "mold". I played w/ Frenchie a lot as we have discussed before.

I wish I knew you back then, i left the area in 1976. What year was this? Gil was a cool guy and a really good 3C player.

I think this is an older version, mine holds 8 balls. And, it works really well.

I love your replies, Paul! My ash snooker cue is in no danger of getting peaks and valleys, it's mostly a souvenir from my trip to Australia and becoming friends w/Peter Hanley. He made me this cue and I traded him a cue I brought w/me.

This is what I was told by a snooker cue builder in Australia: Since ash is a directional wood (most snooker cues made of ash, at least the shaft) the flat area in the butt is used to index the proper direction for the shaft to be in for consistent play. The ash shaft typically has one side...

Well deserved my good doctor. :)

hahahaha I'll just copy and paste this over there, but it's not about one pocket???? I love the folks at one pocket.org, but thought it more appropriate here since this is Dr. Dave's lane. Do something great, I will be happy to do a write up. LOL :thumbup:

Hi All, I finally cracked open this 5 DVD video series on 9 ball and 10 ball, the latest offering from Dr. Dave and Bob Jewett so I thought I'd write up a little something. It is no secret that I am friends w/both Dr. Dave and Bob, but that in no way should taint my positive feedback on this...

I love this cue. Good luck with your sale of this great offering. Dave

Congrats to the winners and thanks for your generosity. It was a fun sweat.

No words. Absolutely fantastic!

I grew up in the Detroit area and began playing 69-70 time-frame. The tournaments were mostly 9-ball and 14.1 back then w/the 1-pocket occasionally thrown in at Johnston City and all-around at Stardust. But as "jazznpool" mentioned, 1-pocket was always a big gambling game, especially at the...

Very nice of you Charlie. Please put me in. Thanks, Dave

Hi Danny. I miss Don Brink! We didn't see each other that often but knowing he's gone makes me sad, can't imagine how you feel. Try this spin shot - as long as you hit the long rail first with a lot of spin, this will make majority of the time in my opinion. The max spin will send the cue...

I too like the short angle as PT109 mentioned, but this is a very doable solution as well but you need to stroke it properly. Load up left spin with little or no draw to float the cueball to the long rail first as deep as you can get it in the corner. hopefully the spin will take off the 3rd...

Thank you all for your interest.

Thank you all for your interest.

Just posted this in the main For Sale section and Facebook. Thanks for the interest so far. Dave

Hi All, I'm helping a friend sell his carom cue and it's in my possession. If interested it will go through me and I will ship it. Model TG08-5 (retired) Butt: 4 rosewood points w/thin veneer on each; rosewood hoppe style ring; honey color maple forearm and buttsleeve; rosewood wrapless...