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Thanks. I got a Jim Rempe ball w the table so I'm just using that for now. Wanted the measle ball to see the rotation and the Rempe basically does the same thing.

Is there a reasonably priced, quality measles ball? Not sure why each dot on an Aramith costs $10. Thanks.

Yeah. My 8 year old gets on the table and generally knows the angle. He's no prodigy, it's just simple geometry. If I didn't see the angles I can't imagine wanting to play for even a minute.

One thing that confused me is that I read in one place that the pivot is NOT at the bridge but Lil Chris pivots at the bridge.

Dr. Dave! Do even decent players miss very often due to wrong aim? (And by "aim" I mean "the direction in which I intend the cue ball to go.") I may use a stance or a form or a stroke or do something else that gives me no chance to send the cue ball in the right direction, but I still feel like...

What's ridiculous is a search for Hal Houle's aiming method brings up a Dr. Dave link first and second is a link to the thread on here titled "Hal Houles CTE in detail" which is exactly not about that, rather it's about a hybrid of a whole bunch of CTE-type systems. Where's Hal Houle's original...

We don't have to imagine it. We're living through it.

Two Gold Crown III questions: 1. Was there a brand engraving on any of the corner castings like on the IV, V? 2. Was there a specific point that the ball box branding changed from a B to the silhouette shooting guy, or vice versa, or was it just random? TIA.

I'll never tell.

Seems like the 15 ball would be the heaviest what with all the extra black ink for that fat font. Better adjust your aim for that 4 ball.

just to leave this here...

If anyone still notices this thread... when you say "stack" the slates in a minivan (Toyota Sienna for me), this means laying them down, correct? Is there not fear that they'll crack if you go over a bad bump? Seems like standing them up might be safer but don't see how to do that with a...