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from their page http://www.seminoleprotour.com/seminole-pro-tour/steve-mizerak-championship-day-1.html 58 not horrible

. On a good note, though, in the U.S., the leagues are where it's at today *and* the regional tours. They're fun, and you don't have to quit your day job to attend, making them cost effective in these difficult economic times. I LOVE good notes :grin: but do miss the Seminole events

what mount are you using and what machine?

http://dimecustomcues.com/ ? that would be one way to mark his cues

but playing scotch doubles they would have a partner playing alternate shot that changes things drastically A player with a B player against 2 C players playing say 6 to 2 alternate break with C players breaking first could be interesting depending on how well the teams gel

the thing I don't like is the 10 handicap max and then its just straight up so If two people that are say 3's that really want to play together don't have much of a chance against a 6 and 4

just trying to find out from those of you that have played in a scotch doubles tourney that was handicapped how it was played I have a room that's dead on Monday night and he want's to try to get one started and I would like to do a handicapped 8 ball with games on the wire alternate break...

starting small defiantly makes you appreciate every upgrade you get and makes you have to be creative to accomplish a build till you do Disclaimer: may causes many expletives and copious amounts of beer consumption :rolleyes:

You are close to DP cues contact him maybe for a smallish fee he may let you come to the shop for a couple weeks at least you could see what you are getting in too;)

I would say Tony Crosby should be on the list he teaches here in Florida and still plays very well

equipment looks very nice glad you enjoyed the venue

Harpman, http://cuesmith.com/index.php?menu1=menu_lathes&page=cue_lathe_deluxe scroll down to the middle of the page

Sorry to hear that Donny I know you are going to miss playing league hope to see you soon glad you are doing better

I doubt it will be anytime soon but I will keep you in mine

I believe you posted this before and that's were I got the idea and my wife says I never pay attention;)

that was another thing that crossed my mind for now is set it up for points until I get a mill and then just set it up for threading ferrules and tendons

I am picking this up tomorrow from a friend http://www.harborfreight.com/9-inch-x-20-inch-geared-head-belt-driven-bench-lathe-45861.html it's loaded with tooling and the stand and I only paid 450.00 for it so I figure it would be a good addition to my little shop and since it will be my...

I just went in the shop I haven't turned anything in 2 weeks I do all my work on one machine I have another Hightower that I use for finish and wraps but it was set up for coring dowels that I had took a few passes on a couple weeks ago and I did a light pass on a piece of tiger that was 22"...

looks great I have a few now I am doing but not that nice of a blank

I can usually get .0015 to .0025+/- (depends on my patience level) over 30 inches with my Hightower which I am happy with I have never tried to get it any better over that distance I believe I would need a better table or a nice 1/2 " thick milled aluminum base to mount it to I don't know...