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The way to practice varies based on your skill level Sounds really simple but I see a lot of guys learning things they don't need to learn at their skill level A lot of guys just need to work on basic fundamentals then stroke and how to move the white ball around the table Practice is too...

I need to change mine but I can't remember how to do it

We were joking about this the other day Met up with some people buying a cue from me the other day at a bar during an APA league There were a lot of team jerseys and nobody could make a ball. I don't care if people can play or not I just sell pool cues but the jersey thing is corny

I have a few Uniloc break shafts Brand new Uniloc brand $100 shipped 2 for 180 shipped

I have this one for sale Trying to send pics May be easier to send via text Ebony and tulipwood 6 points up and 6 points in the buttsleeve with cool veneers Like a palindrome Excellent condition

Devastating Mark was playing with a cue that we made My condolences to Melissa and the Colorado pool community

Sad it hear I’ve always liked Tom, he reminds me of a classic tinkerer

If it’s a nice custom cue leave the shaft alone and buy a new shaft made to your specifications Why ruin someone else’s work If you really need to modify a shaft sanding on a lathe is the only way to do it We are building some nice Cues, but I’ve never turned down a shaft I’ve been told that...

I just got a friend request on Facebook from Tom but lately a lot of these friend requests from people I already know have been scammers As soon as I confirm, I start getting the government grant scam I can tell it’s a scam from the first “hello” They typically go away after I tell them I’m the...

Looks like leather I wouldn't worry about the key I've had dozens of its George cases and never saw a reason to use the key I don't know what it would accomplish, especially if you want to actually use the cue

Can I see a pic of the pin I know it's 3/8 - 12 but I just want to see what era it was made Ernie had about seven or eight different pins All 3/8 - 12 except showcase which was 3/8-16

If it were my cue I would be very happy if I could get $500 and would take $400

I thought It was introduced as black and then white but it was a long time ago A lot of different materials since then We're even using Dave Kikels impregnated wood ferrules we call the Woody Dave tried to get a patent for it and couldn't So he quit using it It had been about 25 years since he...

When you first brought tomahawk here to AZ It was available in black only as I remember then the white came out Black tomahawk was popular for a while it was kind of a fad We went through a couple feet of black before we went to the white tomahawk Black or white it was a better material and...

I had a real early Woodworth with no circle

Very big win Pretty exciting Congratulations

I remember someone here on AZ years ago saying that their Sardo showed up in pieces when they bought one from a member. That didn't sound good especially since there is a new geometrical invention called the triangle with no moving parts.

I guessed at the common denominator With so many variables you couldn't possibly put a percentage on it. Forward-weighted and evenly weighted cues are typically ordered by players who already know which cuemaker they want to work with and can be a highly engineered cue. Rear weighted cues...

If the shaft weighs 20% of the overall weight of the cue it rear weighted If the shaft is 30% of the overall weight of the cue It is front weighted If the shaft is 25% of the overall weight of the cue it is evenly weighted

After 4 back fusions including a recent 9 Vertebrae lower back fusion I like an equally balanced cue also if I had a big stroke I would want to play with a forward weighted cue. It has been my experience that a good playing cue is a good player no matter how it is balanced. The actual balance...